I think 'Cecilia' you are just an American UGLY TRANS
Anyway, I'm just looking how may people can join us from cipherpunk list.
so far 2
one with 10$ probability
second with 50% probability
for the other... get sleep dreams ...
last 'collective' communication
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Let us free the women via men not via ... women ;... right ?
The women-controlled society built in the USA is an abomination.
Who ever said you are a woman ?
Cecília I think you are a very UGLY TRANS
Cecilia if you are not a transexual, send us a picture of your pretty sexual
woman face holding a piece of blank paper with the number 1724353 written there
if we do not get it then you're just am ugly monster, more
So far only Mr Jim bell is cypherpunk, the rest you are just … punks right ?
>> Karl this is cipherpunk answer?
You know I enlisted there because of Cipher punk ...
If you're not a cypherpunk go F**ck y**ou
Females... stay where you are expected:
- make cooking
- make babies (if we even need them)
- clean the house
Anything more... well that's the fucking modern world where pussies DO think
The thinking VAGINA or modern capitalism ...
Just watched 10 secs of the interview with Assange's .. Partner
The former 'partner' is her lawyer and in front of what?
Even if *she* makes him going out of jail it's just female understanding each
others...
Not like a helicopter extraction and shoot ... shoot .. Shoot
like men do :-)
Somehow what is been described in the book looks strangely familiar ...
Actually I'm sure all this had been implemented at a large scale for the past
decades but not by the KGB (since they are no more)
and not by the CIA (while they certainly did their best with poor Ukraine)
So why who? Or what
> > Many of the problems of police enforcement, especially unwarranted
> > violence, cannot be solved until the human officers are replaced by
> > androids.
There is not much difference between a US cop and an android now... same
zombie, fanatic
I guess... yeah... with police robots will be
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> On Sun, Jul 19, 2020 at 11:46:29PM +0000, таракан wr
Such terminology of 'bad apples' should be used for honest police officers,
provided with ideals and eager to protect vulnerable people and defend
innocents & punish the guilty...
I wonder how that email survived to the SPAM filter.
Either proof of superior intelligence of Bayesian filters, either proof of
their huge limitations...
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> From a non-US perspective, these things like BLM movement means absolutely
> nothing for us. Some sort of marketing stunt indeed for sodas or similar
> brands.
>
> Here we have 'Donbass lives matter'... actually no, they don't really matter
> to anyone.
>
> Anyway a minimum of 100k death
[sans les coquilles]
I registered to that mailing list for a few weeks by now.
My surprise: no ideology, no thoughts, no 'operative' or 'operational'
intelligence but only 'passive' intelligence, just forwarding events like
synapses would transmit messages.
(I don't say that specifically for
I registered to that mailing list for a few weeks by now.
My surprise: no ideology, no thoughts, no 'operative' or 'operational'
intelligence but only 'passive' intelligence, just forwarding events like
synapses would transmit messages.
(I don't say that specifically for you Jim Bell, whether
> I think the flu hysteria virus illustrates that the current human population
> is hopelessly retarded(thanks to public 'education' mostly) and willing to
> believe the most stupid lies, something that can indeed have catastrophic
> consequences.
>
> What the flu hysteria has shown is that
> Keep a disposable mask prominently displayed in your shirt pocket or
> around your neck, not only so you can use it if needed at a moment's
> notice, but to remind one another that we should look out for each
> other
These masks are perfectly useless. They are a symbol of human solidarity all
You can as well write to the pope in Vatican, you'll get the same answers.
Also, these are pre-written answers "The Queen cannot intervene in such ...
That letter never reached that Queen. I am puzzled that some idiots want to use
that pre-formatted letter in front of a court.
These idiots
>>I laud the goal of seeing Assange released.
>
>>But perhaps money is not going to get him out. Even the British Queen
>>responded to the petition in relation to this, conceding it "is a political
>>matter"
I think this is fake news... the Queen never took position regarding the case
of
Anyone interested to [FUND THE] extract Assange from Jail - Mesrine +
Cipherpunks style
contact me on my ProtonMail Email
BTW I do not live in RUSSIA I live in DONBASS - ONLY place to FUCK the world
power -
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> To this end, Russia.
>
Russia is the last untouched territory, still resisting to the 'global' system
which is now in control of the vast majority of the planet.
But despite what you may think, this has very few to do with 'modern Russians',
it's a more historical consequence and the
The "legal team" of Mr Assange, it is before everything a juicy business... for
themselves...
'Law' is a parody there. A necessary comedy for that democratic circus. Well,
they won't execute Mr Assange, they will make him slowly
and slowly die... to the extradition, then in the USA, then in a
> > > so going back to your comments on ideology, notice how cypherpunks are >
> > > just technocrats whose main interest is 'technology', not freedom.
> >
> > Everybody wants money and a piece of the cake...
> > Money is the key aspect here... PayPal used by 99% of the slaves-
> > freelancers to
> so going back to your comments on ideology, notice how cypherpunks are > just
> technocrats whose main interest is 'technology', not freedom.
Everybody wants money and a piece of the cake...
Money is the key aspect here... PayPal used by 99% of the slaves-
freelancers to get their miserable
I agree that there is hardly anything to expect from Musk. In the USA, one does
not become such a powerful person without having strong political ties with the
Gvnt and power in place.
Musk may have some dreams and some talent, I agree on this but knowing the
character and how he made money
I still think that if - for example - cypherpunks (or others) would like
independent access to internet, they would need to use a technology that they
understand from A to Z and more important that they can manufacture themselves.
Using internet by satellite would require the ability to
Preppers it's like the sandwich without the sauce, the bread etc... as a matter
of fact just the 'raw' idea.
Here is lacking a political description of what the 'lockdown' is and what it
represents and in fact there is need for a meta-political explanation, more in
terms of science,
I doubt that someone in a country - X - will be able to access Starlink without
the usual 'KYC" procedures...
Will there be a single place of registration - online ? I doubt it. I think
Starlink will have no right to provide access to citizens of country X unless
going via registered/accredited
> He might even offer the SpaceX internet service for free in some extreme
> cases, such as
> Iran, Cuba, North Korea. (the tiny ground-stations might have to be smuggled
> in.)
> Assuming the priority of North Koreans people is to get high-speed internet
> from satellite may be a bit bold...
Reminds me of the Iridium project ... a great success ...
The problem is that it is impossible to maintain so many satellites, too costly
for a small interest.
Doesn't really seem a novelty to me, I used to access ASTRA to get internet for
many times. Of course as one can imagine it's
ok
here we come
What movement like cypherpunk are lacking ?
Brain, European Brains...
Read the "cypherpunk manifesto", it's just pathetic ... a few lines about
privacy ...
Read the unabomber manifesto, you have a hard time believing such a garbage can
come from apparently educated mind in
what's the fuck*** relationship with cypherpunk movement ?
An 'open letter' is unlikely to free Mr assange.
It's interesting that when people are in jail, the most common thought of their
supporters is that writing letters will make them going out of jail...
Statistically speaking, most prisoners escaped jails by defeating the inner
security of the
One important point would be if among these 83k brain scans - assuming they
have been performed on randomly chosen people (probably not) - there is a way
to define two fundamentally very different categories, like say category A and
Category B, with:
#population A={1}
#population B={82,999}
I didn't know who that guy was: Kanye West...
Actually it's very credible he could become the next "president" (shall we
still call it a president?) of the hyper-power which is ruling the world...
In Ukraine, the "president" is a former comical actor who interpreted for years
the role of the
In a DHT 'everybody' can join... imagine therefore what a botnet of millions of
zombies machines and controlled by a single attacker could do...
BTW all these technologies - such as blockchain or DHT - are now being quietly
transferred into permissioned systems such as Corda etc ... controlled
> The authorities are more interested in the metadata, who is
> communicating with whom. To reduce the value of this information, needs
> to be embedded in a flood of unimportant chats.
Yes this is an old technique called steganography.
This is roughly the same as publishing the date of the
>In the strict P2P concept, your friends or contacts may well get
>annoyed if you keep hitting their phone with requests for the same
>image for example.
Caching and decentralized content are 2 different things I guess
Well this is a mailing list of people who, more or less, are using technology
> Surely failing to cache such things is a needless deficiency which
> would be called a bug by most user's?
I wouldn't call that a bug... caching is very,very error-prone and as I said
inherently a security problem. In other area than computation, AI, etc...
caching is generally used for
The very idea of cache is unsecure by nature... it's almost always functionally
unnecessary unless we're talking of things like memoization etc... but since
you mention a "media" app, I guess that's a cache for pictures, videos etc...
Good point is: if a media app wants to really focus on
SO is full of these...
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> In case this is of interest.
>
> -
Question: what should be the goals of an 'evolved" technological & scientific
society?
- buying and selling the most 'popular' keywords ?
- making super shiny HTML5 websites for the bags sold by Karshadian (whatever
his the correct name I don't care)
- watching (mostly stupid) videos on small
For Google, it's a good bargain... they collect new designs of processors for
free and for them the fabrication cost (a few thousands $) is like a drop of
water in the ocean.
This said I doubt this will be a massive production. First there are selective
criteria. They will not build anything.
> Granted, I'm not sure I'd trust Google with something like this (I
> actually disable Google Chrome on my Android phones and use Firefox
> instead),
I hope you're aware that basically android = google/alphabet... so disabling
chrome on Android won't protect you much from 'evil' google...
>
> Fundamntal rights are fundamental for a reason - they are fundamental to
> life, to our rights to survive, to thrive, and to merely exist.
>
> We cannot survive without existing.
>
> We cannot thrive without surviving.
>
> So we each individually, and collectively, are with all fundamental
> As I see it, privacy rights are inversely proportional to power over
> others.
It's a dangerous view... so unless you're totally inoffensive, you have no
right to privacy ?
Actual system think also about the same ...
> So even if governments are necessary, which is questionable at
> best,
Assange is probably the most interesting subject in terms of Cypherpunk
movement.
The paradox of Assange. While Cypherpunks are advocating privacy for the
"ordinary people" (e.g. the John Does), Assange denied the right to
Governments to have as well privacy. This may look as a joke that
> I'm in the USA and somebody mentioned CHAZ earlier, an autonomous secession
> zone that sprouted here, which is inspiring. I believe we need reliable
> secure logging of such things (restricted to the areas the residents want it
> in) so as to know we can have future discourse around the
About the fascist farce and the "law of the masks" over the planet,
this is like the "Reichstag Fire" technique... you put the virus somewhere (by
accident or by malevolence) and you start to use it as a pretext to make the
whole world submitting to your laws and you blame normal people for
> On Monday, June 29, 2020, 09:50:46 AM PDT, Karl wrote:
>>Jim put a lot of energy here into replying to a joke.
>
> I'm not aware that:
>
> "Scientists in China managed to exchange a crypto key at a distance of over
> 1,000 kilometers"
>
>>"Wow!"
>
>>"How can they do that?"
>
> is a joke.
>
>
> I think the people who are whipping up before breakfast the anonymity
> networks that could save enslaved nations, are doing most of their work in
> private nowadays, to find more success.
Are nations really enslaved? Will these anonymity networks can really save
anyone?
I'm personally not
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>>> wrote:
>>> ...
>>>
>>>> My understanding of Cypherpunks is - as per their Manifesto - that they
>>>> are trying to build privacy in a world where p
I quote the main title of the article:
"Scientists in China managed to exchange a crypto key at a distance of over
1,000 kilometers"
Wow!
How can they do that?
On Monday, 29 June 2020 г., 2:54, jim bell wrote:
> Cointelegraph: Experts Split on Practical Implications of Quantum
>
Well I guess Cypherpunks aren't necessarily trying to destroy governments,
there are plenty of organizations doing that very well... especially their own
secret services.
My understanding of Cypherpunks is - as per their Manifesto - that they are
trying to build privacy in a world where
I am a Mathematician and involved in "industrial" cryptography.
However, I am interested in the Cypherpunk movement as described by the
Cypherpunk's manifesto.
I am unsure if this mailing list still relates to the original Cypherpunk
movement...
Obviously it contains many inordinate messages
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