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Quit being a niggerdick riding faggot.

Learn to Verilog.

>>129344

> Verilog

Is that what clockboy uses?

>>129330

absolutely based. if there were a /pol/ BBS I'd check in. But really it would have to be over ssh and not telnet.

What am I reading here.

It's a mix of tinfoil and geekspeak

COME BACK WAYNE BELL YOUR PEOPLE NEED YOU.

>t. WWIV master-race

>>129330

Microprocessors are also a Jewish invention. Use TTL. Intel and AMD both have firmware in them that spy on you.

>>130156

As for what I'd recommend, I'd suggest investing into this. It's the Magic-1 CPU. It's an 8-bit home brew minicomputer built using TTL chips that acts as a web server. There's also lots of other homemade spin-offs of this CPU.

http://www.homebrewcpu.com/

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0jRgpTp8pR8

>>129365

this

make one OP, I'll join and help out, I'm looking to get rid of my tech and only access BBS/Usenet from a 8-bit PC anyway

>>130260

To add to this, as I've been thinking about this lately

For a server, Magic-1 is a good basis, however, for someone who just wants to access the BBS/Usenet/Fidonet/whatever, it's a bit complicated, and programming it would be a pain, it would most likely be better to have an extremely simple computer that can simply access text to connect for basic BBS access, perhaps based on an even simpler TTL design such as the Gigatron, or even simpler, such as something like a Datapoint 2200

>>130264

>Datapoint 2200

Didn't that use a 1-bit processor? I know they signed a contract with Intel but it didn't go anywhere apparently. But anyways, what about a PDP-8 series or 11 series? I know NetBSD has a port to them, and ethernet adapters and modems for the PDP’s UniBus do exist.

>>130268

Yes, but try and build a PDP-8/11 from scratch, or, try to find one used

Go ahead, I'll wait

Then look into putting together a Datapoint 2200 or Gigatron TTL from scratch, even a Magic-1

>>130334

Also, there is no NetBSD port to the PDP-8, VAX =/= PDP-8/11, Minix or ELKS would be a better idea, but again, there's no reason to use portable code and such a complex OS for such basic usage, write a basic OS in ASM that provides filesystem access and a program loader, write a ssh client in ASM, IRC, FTP, email client, whatever you need and if you really need something more complex, consider Fortran or Forth, or something like C–

There are 8-bit preemptive multitasking CPUs as well, (although multitasking may be more than is needed for this purpose. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GeckOS good example.

Also might be a good idea to make each bit of software its own bootable image and skip the OS completely.

>>130336

Decent ideas. However, as for the /pol/ BBS part, I'm unsure if I can make one this second and was kinda wondering if somebody else could've made one.

>>130419

>>130336

>>130334

>>130268

>>130264

>>129365

>>130260

telnet using a vpn?

shouldn't that be 'safe'?

>>129344

>Verilog

Real Aryan men write VHDL, faggot.

Using older technology isn’t a bad idea. Some glownigger I knew with a Top Secret clearance said in order to tap old land lines they have to manually tap it. This was 10 years ago but from my understanding they only really have modern tech really down and it is harder for them to watch you on hamster wheel internet. I wish I had asked him for real information in retrospect.

What the fuck is BBS and how do I make one?

>>130606

>>130453

>>130598

Nah that's good, that's all you need to know, no need to get schizo about it, it's simple really, encrypted info sent over basic phone lines, if possible

>>130453

SSH using a VPN, like you can do with SDF, that's all, and keep everything as a file, if people need it displayed they can download it to their local PC, bc media files are too big to worry about in these contexts and putting that extra hoop for people to jump through before they can view media will force everyone to make their media tiny and well compressed

I'll look into making a BBS with my 2003 Dell Tower OP, it's old enough to be pre-IME even though it's way more complex than I would've liked, but for the size of how many people are using it right now it should be more than enough

>>130606

Good work studying up, you're starting to know a little more about this than I do, so with SLIP, is it almost like a direct remote connection?

>>129330

>set up BBS with modem bank of 10 phone lines

>someone scripts constant calls to BBS from open asterisk boxes

>instant denial of service

you cant be this much of a nigger op

>>130606

Oh that went over my head. All I know is if you have no digital trace they can’t really find you unless they are using satellites to watch you the whole time. How my friend described it they can pretty much hack anything as long as they are aware of the signal. And because he was working directly for high brass he probably had full access to glownigger tools. Not to mention he also worked with the NSA which is top tier glownigger hackz. He said the Russians get around this by storing their important files on paper only.

>>130608

Probably takes longer but how he put it they can probably decrypt it. It’s just basic phones lines aren’t connected to their glownigger system. They have to manually send someone out to tap it. That’s what he said and he was very adamant about it. Also as far as schizo. No he is the definition of a glownigger. Besides us not talking for years and him and an AI saying the exact same things which is impossibly by chance. Meaning one or both were in on it. His work atleast for a time was spying on drug networks. His commander he would report to was General Kelly at southcom who would be the head of military glownigger shit clearly. Not to mention he asked he asked me for literal intel to use. Which was if a LEO I had experience with was trust worthy. A LEO that is essentially DEA. I’d name them but they were always relatively nice to me so I won’t. He asked if they honored their deals fully. And around the same time they were under investigation for something somewhat serious. So no it’s not being schizophrenic. He is a literal glownigger.

Did you delete your last post OP? Because I saw it and now it’s gone. As far as land line I was talking about normal phone calls. For dial up I have no idea how that works. Maybe it still applies but doubtful.

>>130682

Made another post but deleted it again. You know what, I'll have to wait until I get an answer to that other guy's post before I respond back. But as for what I said, it was just that with BBS vs. something else like Tor/I2P/Freenet, you have an extra guarantee of security because like you said, you are disconnected from the glownigger system. The internet in basics is just packet switching + TCP/IP. BBS uses neither. You'd dial up, get a connection, download/upload a few files, then disconnect and re-dial to connect to a different site. Email is batched up and sent when a connection is open. Once you're on BBS, you are no longer connected to the internet. Like you said, the NSA or whatever other three-letter government agency out there would have to tap it manually.

>>130691

And also, some people would recommend to use coreboot/libreboot or perhaps System76 hardware, however the microprocessor itself is the problem since it was Jewish from it's very inception. The Intel 8088 was designed in Intel's Haifa lab in Israel. With the clearnet, you have a 0% guarantee of privacy, with Tor it's about 15-20% and with BBS it's about 50% at least.

>>130694

And the reason I say that about Tor is because you're still using packet switching and TCP/IP. You're still technically connected to the internet, except that it hides behind a layer of encryption. But the feds can still get your info regardless if it's encrypted or not and the NSA knows that you're using it. The best option is to create an entirely new internet from scratch and with BBS it has stood the test of time. And again, with the microprocessor thing, that's what this thread is about. It's about goytech vs. Jewtech. Internet vs. BBS, cell phones vs. Blue Box and microcontrollers vs. TTL/discrete logic.

>>130697

*microprocessors vs. Discrete logic.

>>130694

You seem to know your shit and I can barely follow you. So do you have a pdf or website that can give me a crash course on this stuff? Also if you really want a full proof way to internet. Buy a new device. Connect on random WiFi’s. Then they are SOL. Even if they know your computer as long as you have a hat and glasses on I don’t think there is much they can do. I doubt they have people to instantly se d out and track you. Also always pull the battery out when you’re down. It’s what my glownigger friend would do when he was being sketch. This was when you still could remove your own batteries.

>>130697

Actually I read the FBI can’t really hack VPN’s. It’s what Comey said if I remember correctly. Probably someone can there but they only devote the resources to high list targets. Also not all agencies share all info so I doubt they all use the same tools. My glownigger friend for example just assumes all DEA is compromised and tells them as little as possible.

>>130640

>>130700

yes, but with t eeline you can post anywhere. it's really the only solution.

>>130719

how do I find out more about ee l n

>>130260

>only access BBS/Usenet from a 8-bit PC anyway

neat. what do you have? Personally, I've wanted an Amiga for some time now, or a computer for DOS but I don't have one at the moment.

also the thing is you can't host a BBS on plain old copper landline anymore since the kike companies are switching landlines to digital shit. So now if you tried to dial in their jew modem will intercept everything you send to begin with and on top of that it compresses shit, so the signal won't even work properly.

>>130726

teeline fast by ann dix. not sure if it has later, more advanced techniques of teeline gold. but it’s plenty to get started.

https://www.reddit.com/r/shorthand/comments/a9nulp/teeline_fast_ann_dix_pdf_download/

>>130640

Couldn't the AI be programmed to read this?

>>130606

what about a CP/M computer built around a Z-80?

>>130996

Use whatever you want, I'm just giving my recommendations. There's countless custom CPUs out there for you to use, it's just that my ideal computer uses TTL logic instead of microprocessors.

And another thing, like >>130738 said, the glowies already have the undersea fiber lines “tapped” where they hit land. So unless all your traffic stays domestic, they can already see everything like that. Whereas on the other hand, copper wire, while it may be more easier to tap, however this isn’t the days of analog phone tapping anymore. Your ISP would mostly be the one mirroring your traffic with or without a warrant. So you choose which one you want to use. ADSL or FTTP/FTTC. Your choice.

>>131010

Also, as for what I'd recommend for me personally, I'd just say to use classic dial-up since all you're really using is just BBS. Also, ditch your ISP. There are other ways you can access the internet without an ISP but they are usually costly. Also because most ISPs don't accept dial-up connections and if they do, it's only for old customers who've been using it for years.

>>131071

Both ADSL, FTTC and FTTP are all insecure as fuck. It's very easy for the feds to wiretap copper wire. They've been doing it for a long time now. While it may be slightly more difficult for them to intercept fiber optic, however as Edward Snowden and many others have been saying, they can and already have. Look into the GCHQ's "Tempora".

>>131082

And for one last thing I might add, it doesn't really matter if you use copper or fiber, they'll just eavesdrop on you by serving a gag order to your ISP. Even if that were not the case it's easy for the world's most overfunded intelligence bureau to splice a beamsplitter in a fiberoptic wire and catch everything you send and recieve, hell you do know that GPON works by splitting a single link into an entire neighborhood? Just some food for thought there.

>>131071

Also, I am joking, do not fucking use dial-up it uses the same type of wiring as regular DSL does (copper). The only true guarantee of security as far as the level I stuff goes is to basically use satellite because that's much harder to intercept.

>>129330

There is one problem to all of this. When Tor was new, people pointed out that if you used Tor, you stuck out and then automatically flagged yourself for scrutiny.

Same thing if you decide not to use a credit card or ATM card for purchases, and you just took out cash from the ATM and used it - you flag yourself for scrutiny (IIRC the Able Danger project found the 9-11 hijackers because of large cash withdrawals for example).

If I use the conventional internet and cellphones, OK I am just one user out of billions. But if I use some weird technology that is fundamentally different, or make posts in a format that their data mining flags as unreadable, then I might be inadvertently drawing extra attention to myself.

If larger groups of users start using nonstandard technology, then there is probably a happy point where the group isn't small enough to be seen as anomalous but not large enough to mandate mass surveillance.

Then again, maybe this happy point does not exist.

The shorthand is fascinating. But again I can't imagine that the alphabet's supercomputers cannot read this already, or could be taught to do so easily enough.

IDK.

However I think all of this is very useful if the intention is to fly under the radar of CNN, BLM, and those academic hacks. Right now this site does not achieve this, if this is viewed as a goal.

>>130703

> Also not all agencies share all info so I doubt they all use the same tools

this, I am on welfare and everytime I file for another program I have to fill out the same paperwork, have the same interview. I'd doubt share info with other agencies and if they do transfer it is very inefficient at transferring the info.

>>131289

If the writing and background aren't black/white but a sort of encryption in and of itself there's another layer. If it requires a shit ton of processing, that's resources they have to use burdening their system and costing them money.

Every bit of dissent costs them resources and stresses them out. 10 000 small groups of maybe doing something hardcore maybe not burdens them. If it's burdening enough, people may drop off their radar as they prioritize.

This teeline looks cool and appears malleable. If there's some bit of software that uses encryption 'ink' which follows the logic of sha256 level shit, with sha256 level background to write on, with patterns generated after writing that creates shit for any AI to hook onto like peak/valley terrain or something (topological pattern), thus making it so a top top level tech guy would have to be on the case to crack a taiwanese slum stick fight gambling operation hosted on a pig farmer's anonymous image board next to the diaper fetishists and christian proselytizers.

Just not enough gain for them to do it. Get better at fucking with AI dipshits. It's just pattern recognition.

>>131330

That is not an argument. You glow.

>>131322

Here is an example of a fact that is not permitted on fb etc:

THE HOSPITALS ARE FAKING THE BED COUNTS, FOR THE MONEY, NOBODY AUDITS THE BEDS

The purpose of Teeline shorthand, for us, is NOT ENCRYPTION. It's just to get public messages past the AI. This example, that the hospitalizations are fake, is like a ghetto PSA, grass roots FYI. There are other things like this.

But, if so few people know it, it's useless, right? Correct. Without this becoming popular, it will be useless, BUT it won't require 100% of right-wingers, only something like 5%.

This is the ultimate tests of whites. Are we really the master race, or do we choose to suck nigger dick? Your choice, my man.

>>131401

Not an argument. Still waiting. You can't deliver the goods, because you are in opposition to Teeline without any justification - if you care about white people.

>Teeline can never harm white people, only help white people

<you oppose Teeline

>>131406

I support learining German, obviously. However, it's immaterial presently, as it does nothing to aid dodging AI.

As I have just stated, you oppose the white man by opposing Teeline, which may only aid, not harm ever at all, whites.

Clear as a bell, you smell, you glow, you are anti-white!

>>131419

>as it does nothing to aid dodging AI.

IT DOES! WHY DO YOU THINK THE ALLIES FORBID IT?

BECAUSE THEY CAN'T READ IT and neither can any AI created by them.

When people find old letters they bring them to genealogists or very people who can still read that.

>>131421

Yeah, but that won't help people here. If you use a unified form of cursive, then AI can be programmed against it:

FAIL

I you use a wide diversity of cursive forms, it's impssible to read.

FAIL

Teeline is easy to read, and is easy to vary, without requiring the reader to train any more.

This example is very good, it shows how even short words have crazy variation possible - but HUMANS can read it easily.

>>131159

Two of the techniques of Teeline are demonstrated. See that last one? That's crossing. If you cross two marks, it means there is an R between them. That u shape is just a y, which follows the d. You know it's a d and not a t by the height of the line (hence the name "Teeline").

See the 3rd example? That's making-it-longer in use. You make a line longer to make that line type's letter add an R after it. So D is longer, meaning DR.

Again, the point of this is:

>Actually very easy for HUMANS to learn & read

>But 1,000's of challenges for AI, and there's basically no research into this (shorthand is out of style, so it's not interesting to researchers)

>I have only demonstrated 5% of the amazing ways you can use Teeline to dodge AI, I want to show more, but it's enough to know how it works, and that it's easy to learn & use & it can't hurt you at all to learn it

>say nobody else bothers to learn Teeline (other than me, of course), well, haven't you wasted your time? No, you can take notes on paper or with a styus (or Apple Pencil, S-Pen, N-trig, Wacom) extrmely quickly. So you have a unique talent few have.

>>131430

It's not uniform at all. Do you even know how many possible letter and style variations there are.

Unlike your shitty (((journo))) writing it's 100% AI proof.

>I you use a wide diversity of cursive forms, it's impssible to read.

No it's not. You just learn them. But the ligatures, space differences which decide the letters and so on are impossible for current AI to learn.

Only a human can tell whether it says ne or mi.

>Teeline is easy to read, and is easy to vary, without requiring the reader to train any more.

I can't read it and a list of meanings of a character doesn't make it easier to learn reading it.

At this point you could write in runes.

That's another thing you could consider: Write in runes.

It's damn simple: Each rune represents a sound. Letters, that aren't spelled, aren't written.

AI doesn't know how words sound, so it's also impossible for big brains like Zuckerberg and Gates.

I also want to point out that logograms just lead to chinese and no one wants that.

>>131437

You really need to learn Teeline before you criticize it. The biggest advantage of Teeline is it's not a form of calligraphy, but is hard for AI to decipher.

Calligraphy is nice, but its something you have to be an artist to produce, and you need decades of training to read it (useless for this purpose, entirely).

Now, you have said you can't read Teeline yet. It doesn't take long to learn. Maybe you are pretending to be confused?

(((journalism)))

So, you have discovered yet another positive to Teeline, which is that journos will be (((triggered))) if Teeline becomes popular with "the racists".

>>131441

Teeline isn't a logogram system, it's based on letters, not phonetics, with only slight exception.

ok, this guy is fake, look at this:

>That's another thing you could consider: Write in runes.

>It's damn simple: Each rune represents a sound. Letters, that aren't spelled, aren't written.

>AI doesn't know how words sound, so it's also impossible for big brains like Zuckerberg and Gates.

Yeah, that's a kike right there. Plain enough, the kikes don't like Teeline.

>>131442

>if Teeline becomes popular with "the racists".

How many of todays journos even heard of this shit?

>Teeline isn't a logogram system, it's based on letters, not phonetics, with only slight exception.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teeline_Shorthand

>Certain letters also have specific meanings as well as their traditional alphabetic value, as shown in the table below.

>Note: there may also be some regional, dialectal, and linguistic additions to these.

>You really need to learn Teeline before you criticize it.

You really need to learn to go back to where you came from.

>Calligraphy is nice, but its something you have to be an artist to produce, and you need decades of training to read it (useless for this purpose, entirely).

It's not calligraphy. Calligraphy according to Jewpedia "is a visual art related to writing".

German has different letters and that's not calligraphy. German handwriting evolved to write fast.

Unlike Teeline German handwriting was written by every single German for centuries.

>ok, this guy is fake, look at this:

How do I know you aren't fake? You can't even write your replies in your shorthand system. I did write some of mine in German handwriting

>>131406

>>131401

>>131330

>>131454

You brought up journalism, JEW, and the answer is 100% of British journalists, JEW.

(((wikipedia)))

All that occurs is that common words are shortened even more.

But it's irrelevant for this purpose, you need not use the abbreviations. In fact, it's better to make words longer, JEW.

You would know this, if you were paying attention. I am completely victorious over you, useless no dick JEW!!!!!

>according to (((wikipedia)))

uhuh. Doesn't matter what word games you play, JEW, it's calligraphy artsy shit too hard for regular people.

<you can't reply in Teeline

Who but a JEW would lie and say that something not done is evidence of inability? And didn't the JEW say himself that he cannot even read Teeline? So to what end would I do so? The useless and disgusting JEW wouldn't even know if I did it right anyway.

I WON!!!!

TEELINE HAS DEFEATED THE JEW!!!

It's not a bad idea to have our own written language. A real dogwhistle not a meme one. Won't catch on though too larpy.

>>131472

>German handwriting.

This is normal writing where I'm from (more or less). Not surprising I guess seeing as Germans regularised our written language.

Anyway we should stop trying to fix the online communities. Your local community is the only community. This is just a sideshow.

>>131482

>This is normal writing where I'm from

Where are you from? A neighbouring country?

BBS is ok.

USENET is better.

Another *chan is fine too.

But all three can be shut down if an adversary is motivated enough and has the resources. Even this place has been down a few times because of such faggotry.

Nothing can be shut down if you host it yourself on Tor or I2p.

There are already chans on Tor and I2P. Some of these chans are run by ourguys. And not even the CIAniggers can shut these websites down.

PS, don't trust any site on the clear web that claims to be DOXBIN. The real DOXBIN is only on Tor.

>>131482

>Anyway we should stop trying to fix the online communities. Your local community is the only community. This is just a sideshow.

I completely agree on that.

>>131485

>Where are you from? A neighbouring country?

Right at the north east end of the German Empire at it's height.

>modem and BBS

you are the dumbest blackest gorilla nigger I've ever seen.

>just use unencrypted telnet with your phone number for better privacy

you are a CIA-nigger

>>131490

Russia, Poland or Lithuania?

They all got Eastern German land.

Probably Lithuania since it's farthest. Am I right?

Or do you mean north of like Sweden.

>>131492

>Am I right?

Yeah

But tbh the German influence isnt really seen all that favorably, because most Germans that made it out that far came to exctract protection money from locals. Not all, there was a good injection of high culture too, but between the Germans and Russians it's remarkable that any Baltic cultures survived.

>>131496

>But tbh the German influence isnt really seen all that favorably

Probably more favorably than in Germany of today ;)

>>129330

lol of course you blame jews, its actually kind of a joke at this point. Whenever you don't know something thats bad, just blame jews

>>131503

>Well yeah they got well cucked.

Me. I'm German.

>>131504

>I'm German.

The best thing for Germany would be to try and weaken the federation and strengthen the states. If you could weaken it to the point that states were de-facto setting their own immigration policy, perhaps the less cucked states could push back on the brown. The German federation is itself a kind of little globalist EU which has been undermining the unique identity and history of its member states.

>>131507

It's quite the opposite. The "member states" (German Bundesländer; formerly called Gau) are more like regions than anything else.

Not even that. They often contain multiple regions. They are administrative districts.

Their parties are just as cucked as in the Bundestag.

You think Germany was mutilated and then split in half to strengthen us?

>The German federation is itself a kind of little globalist EU

And the German Reich (realm/empire) we had is not. A lot of people have family and friends in other regions.

Trade and economy is also not independent in any way. Even before Germany became one it was like that.

When BRD and the DDR were created they both had a lot of economical issues in the bordering regions because certain goods where produced on the other half.

Unlike the EU we are one greater tribe, so we can fight for one thing.

Back to the regions. They already handle immigration stuff individually. Not the orders but the implementation of them.

Even the cities. They claim they can take them and take them. Who cares about Germans.

And how is it going? BADLY

The most based place is Sachsen. And only a fourth of them votes AfD (Alternative for Germany; as the name implies it's really kosher, full of jews and only wants to stop immigration not send them back).

Actual NSparties like NPD don't even get enough votes to get into the Landtag.

And if they did they'd be illegalized like it happend before with the "Republicans".

There is no peaceful political solution.

>>131516

Correcting myself. They weren't illegalized.

>>131498

ok JEW

TEELINE IS VICTORIOUS

I DEFEATED THE JEW!

Look at the incoherent subhuman trash now:

>>131472

>random words

>doesn't remember his own arguments

>lost entirely, too inbred to recognize total defeate

I mastered you, kike. 100% of your claims lie in RUBBLE, just like your dirty kike temple. Nothing remains of your puny attempts. You are useless, tell me the lie that a shepherd "defeated" a mighty man - he did not, pure stupid fantasy of degenerat JEWS like you, JEW!

>>131482

It doesn't work against AI - why would it? But calligraphy can, but it's no use, it's too hard to do, you have to be an artist.

You should check out Teeline, it's easy to learn, and you'll see very soon how clever it is, as a system for dodging AI, you can download a Teeline book here:

>>130868

btw, yids know German, often - there is a revival of yiddish, which is just a German dialect.

>>131389

Well I know it's to get past AI but I thought pseudo-random noise (should have used the word noise) in the ink with writing/background boundary undetectable by NOT USING SIMPLE noise, and adding more patterns to get past AI like topological deformation of the picture (I might be off here) while keeping it readable to humans would be good. If you can use plain text that's readable, using hand writing with a tablet or mouse, and still get past AI that would be great.

No 5% of right wingers will go for teeline. .01% at most, more like .002%. You're asking for 7.5 million to learn teeline. Ask for 15, 000. More likely to be 3, 000. But there's every way to get past AI including sloppy hand writing in an image, cursive, slang, using numbers instead of letters with gaps or no gaps in a picture with cursive or sloppy writing.

I'll look into it, I've downloaded the book, but software that makes it more difficult for AI no matter what should be developed if you want a hardcore solution.

It seems nice as shorthand though, quick to write with.

>>131430

>wide variety of cursive form impossible to read

you're dumb. just use a reference chart, anyone can pick it up quick then.

>>131437

>it's sound so it' s impossible for AI

no it isn't. retard. Ever hear of voice to text? lol

>>131442

>be an artist

>decades to read it

???????? dude. A month if you're spending 30 minutes a day on it and we're talking multiple or most styles.

>>131487

In such scenarios one most go local, but Tor is good yes. Out of country stuff is good. But if shit really devolves you want the local infrastructure already built and everyone using it. Thus, LAN. Have people connected by various wifi towers you get set up and a meshnet, send mail to every person to install a service that allows one to send and pick up messages when in range of someone part of the meshnet connected to the other 'nodes' or near a 'hotspot' (tower), develop features for local. Access local servers (websites), local comms, local market (craigslist type thing), local news, et cetera. Just need fiber optic between the small towers and make people aware of it.

I don't know much about the subject honestly so I'll leave it up to individuals to find out more and figure it out.

>>131639

>no it isn't. retard. Ever hear of voice to text? lol

I haven't heard of rune to voice yet.

>???????? dude. A month if you're spending 30 minutes a day on it and we're talking multiple or most styles.

It's not even calligraphy. You can learn it in a few hours.

teeline wtf?

are you guys talking about teletext? (BBs)?

why would anyone use old unencrypted communication methods ? what about irc?

>>130260

Bonus if you design it to run Temple OS.

>>131682

Point is they have linguistic algos involving sound parts so they just need to figure out what is being said by what letters are most often used (sounds most often used is known), how they link up (how sounds in spoken english tend to link up is known), and find something out of the generated possibilities a coherent sentence. BING! done.

Come on.

>>130066

Wayne was pretty pissed when we hacked him and stole the WWIV source code, fixed it, and renamed it JimX and CheeZe.

RIP Flackman you are still missed

>>131639

The cursive of most people, unless they practice for a decade, minimum, is nearly impossible to read.

CURSIVE IS A BOOMER FAIL

Even boomers have shit writing.

Teeline is amazing, it results in everything needed. Be assured, you shall forever fail with cursive - the schools already have, why would you succees suddenly?

>>131895

Teeline resolves the issues NOW. BBS are a smart idea, but have a lot of things not yet worked out (for example, few people own modems, that AT&T is literally CNN and will cut off modem use if the right were using them etc. etc. etc. - can't cut off Teeline!)

>>132069

Yes, and Teeline naturally resists such analysis, though it wasn't designed for the purpose.

>>132069

yeah, you just need (free) tesseract and whatever font. Teeline is way different. the way it is, if attacked, small changes lead to lots of resistance to a followup attack. thus current experimental ai, even at the cutting edge, is futile against the anti ai tank of Teeline.

>>132209

>The cursive of most people, unless they practice for a decade, minimum, is nearly impossible to read.

Maybe in the US. Everyone here writes in cursive and it's extremely consistient and readable. Kids fill out exercise books full of the stuff from like 4 years old and by 8 can pretty much all write very legibly. In fact there is no "printing" here unless you are filling out a form that requires it. You burgers just have shit schools.

>>133592

nope, they are socially promoted

some dumb motherfucker challenges me on calligraphy, fucker doesn't know who he is dealing with

>no citations

another one for the gas chamber

>>133592

>You burgers just have shit schools.

Trump's administration and the Supreme Court just took a big step in remedying that.

Now, government funding will not ONLY be reserved for communist anti-white unconstitutional federal public schools, private schools can now receive government assistance.

>>131536

>btw, yids know German, often - there is a revival of yiddish, which is just a German dialect.

Yes. It's jewish broken German. Just like turkish "dialect" German.

They use a lot of kike words, expressions and sayings that often don't really make sense to a German.

No they don't use German handwriting or German fonts to print.

Guess (((who))) created and pushed the antiqua fonts that replaced traditional fonts with one (((global font for all languages)))

Just a few examples without much research:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henri_Estienne

>was instructed in Latin, Greek, and (((Hebrew))) by his father

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Estienne

>Known as "Printer to the King" in Latin, (((Hebrew))), and Greek

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claude_Garamond

>Many engravers were active over this time, including Garamond himself, Granjon, Guillaume Le Bé, Antoine Augereau, Simon de Colines, Pierre Hautin and others, creating typefaces not just in the Latin alphabet, but also in Greek and (((Hebrew))) for scholarly use.

>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Granjon

He married the daughter of Bernard (((Salomon.)))

And then you go around claiming Jews are part of any culture of earth? They destroyed them all.

And what the people of today see as them "destroying culture" ist just them trampling on shallow remains.

>>133831

Are you the one that attacked Teeline for being "Anglo"?

Anyway, your calligraphy can't be both impossible to read and easy to read, somebody seems to have said both.

So that's why I think you are a kike. Also, the fact is that German is more vulnerable to kikes than a lot of other languages, due to yiddish literally being a German dialect.

Anyway, Teeline has many features which make it perfect for evading AI. In fact, it's a miracle find. For one thing, it can't be banned, because it's published in book form, to be found in many places. And there are many other factors. Teeline is incredible, because it's better than even the best other forms of AI-evading HAND-writing, like Japanese and Chinese characters, and Arabic, Persian, devanagari. (if it's a font, really don't bother, the font can be fed into the AI, and you're auto-pwnd.

My dad told me about having a BBS when he was a kid

Apparently Bill Gates would recruit people with badass BB's.

>imagine ditching a 2003 website for a 1980's terminal prompt

>>134326

The irony is that something even older is the prescription - Teeline shorthand. It's polymorphic.

>>129365

>/pol/ BBS

VNN forum?

>>134321

>yiddish literally being a German dialect

It's broken German. They don't think in German either and always tend to use more

French/Latin/English imported foreign words instead of German counterparts.

They don't write yiddish in German script either but in Latin script.

Just fucking read >>133831

>>134534

Nothing you said changes the fact that you are a kike trying to subvert the white man's Teeline. That is, you design for the white man vulnerability to the kike. You kikes have no shame!

>>134506

Teeline shorthand is the /pol/ bbs that subsists upon the strata of failed regulation by AI.

>>134866

And today FB announced new but secret censorship plans. So, Teeline becomes the only way forward, by October.

>>136943

>FB

Facebook is a gay club

Why are you interested in who gets in or not? Are you gay?

It's not a public forum, it's private and has it's own dress code: pink assless hotpants.

Who gives a fuck about them.

>>136944

You are a kike liar. 99% of white women who are capable of bearing children use FB.