If anyone doesn't understand this, crucial information for making fitbit's safe from hacking and government control is available, and grarpamp is asking everyone to preserve and share it.
I have not found ipfs to be suitable for resisting censorship until somebody migrates the protocol off s/kademlia for finding peers with data, to a shared store like a blockchain or a project focused on solving the problem like gnunet. I believe the underlying system is designed to become pluggable in that way, but I kinda freak out when I look at go source code nowadays =( is there a C/C++ port of ipfs anywhere? I'll try to upload these things to sia skynet. On Mon, May 18, 2020, 5:51 PM grarpamp <[email protected]> wrote: > https://t.me/exconfidential > tg://resolve?domain=exconfidential > https://t.me/s/exconfidential > https://t.me/joinchat/GmSbZRNJpLmmbX07KNfRhw > https://git.rip/exconfidential <- cypherpunks:writecode > https://t.me/deletescape > "This was the easiest leak ever as the code was literally in a zip > inside the apk." > > > https://git.rip/exconfidential/daimler > https://mega.nz/file/G1M3AKwJ#C4N6p0pg3GWYketCysvHFGDq-LTeEAJUN9j8lqRSjo4 > https://archive.org/details/daimler-olu > https://archive.org/download/daimler-olu/daimler-olu_archive.torrent > "it's a hardware platform for a very specific usecase, but this leak > should allow recreating it with low cost hardware." > > > Leaks and dumps... become IPFS and Bittorrent mirrors and archivers, > index hash reposters... for the fun. > > > https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2020/05/zfs-versus-raid-eight-ironwolf-disks-two-filesystems-one-winner/ > lizardfs, ceph, storj, etc >
