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>Do we have any guarantee that after all this is over that the NSA will stop spying on private US Citizens?

Encryption. It's another piece of the puzzle we'll get to after we have the right to transmit and receive.

>>581322

NSA currently has tech that unzips ALL available encryption like velcro. Besides, they have hardware back doors on ALL hardware and software platforms on the market. Soooo SCREWED! If you think any of your comms are secure you are soooo wrong. Tor? Tor was developed for the US State Department. Etc. Etc. Etc.

>>581322

There is a new hardware platform in development that at least would give our firmware back to us. Check out Talos II.

>>581418

Of course it may get bought up by Govt agencies and never make it to us.

>NSA currently has tech that unzips ALL available encryption like velcro.

Citation Required, if referring to QC's, Citation required they're capable of running Shors on modern keysizes.

>Besides, they have hardware back doors on ALL hardware and software platforms on the market

And now you know why Apples $350BILLION dollar fabplant is a big deal.

Also, it's not all platforms, just the ones you've heard of. OpenRisc is open.

>If you think any of your comms are secure you are soooo wrong

Technically correct but even if you came together with the best and the brightest and had unlimited money, there's no guarantee what's secure today will be secure tomorrow.

> Tor was developed for the US State Department.

And then they paid a fucking fortune to research timing attacks Tor allegedly fixed but nobody will know because there is no audit process.

> Check out Talos II.

Lol. 2k when you can buy an OpenRISC SBC and generate your important keys and use them on comped hardware without worrying or spending 2k on a platform that will likely never go mainstream due to price and due to the fact x86_64 is fucked from the ground up.

>Of course it may get bought up by Govt agencies and never make it to us.

OpenRisc exists and can generate the keys you require to operate securely.

I feel like you're taking what you've heard about export quality crypto and are applying it to all crypto.

>>581400

I just say whatever I please and take for granted that it is all being listened to. I don't really give a damn anymore if they can hear me scream. I'm not doing anything illegal but as we all know, that isn't the point. We went from a nation founded on personal liberty and personal accountability to fighting over how the government and big corporations are allowed to spy on us.

They will just say that their platforms are 'private' anyway. You are using their servers. WTF? Learn how to build a web page of your own and build your own server. I'm pissed that it is almost impossible to get a static IP at my house. That's when everything went all spongy. I'm on the verge of telling the whole damned internet to screw off. It's sunny outside in the world that God created.

>>581471

It isn't about whether or not it can be hacked. It is about how bad someone wants in.

>>581471

>>NSA currently has tech that unzips ALL available encryption like velcro.

>Citation Required, if referring to QC's, Citation required they're capable of running Shors on modern keysizes.

Why on earth do you think that any of the tech you use is 'modern'?

>>581618

>Why on earth do you think that any of the tech you use is 'modern'?

Why do you think you're somehow bringing new revelations of NSA capabilities?

Citation required or ini nahui blyat.

>>581618

I'm sorry. I'm just not allowed to tell you how it works.

Where did China get this tech from:

https: //www.nytimes.com/2016/08/17/world/asia/china-quantum-satellite-mozi.html

That is all I can say about encryption tech. That's way too far already. I'm gonna get in deep shit if I don't shut up.

>>581471

There is nothing wrong with OpenRisc. But you don't understand. Talos isn't x86. It is openPower. The latest PPC implementation with completely open firmware. Up to 24 SMP cores per socket that can each run 8 threads. You get the source code for all of the firmware including the CPU microcode, bus controllers whatever. Keep running your You can keep running your FPGA if you want. I don't care if you believe it or not. Nothing is private anymore. Nothing.

>>582044

Good pitch, but 100 dollar OpenRisc SBC over whatever talos has, don't care. Can't buy it at a reasonable price, might as well be vaporware like a parallela.

>>582044

I actually really like FPGA's. I have been waiting for them to get robust enough to do self reconfiguring neural nets in a commercially available package for 20 years. They are almost ready to do the kind of things I'm really interested in. Of course we are always fascinated by the things that frighten us the most.

I know how expensive pro hardware is. The last little install I did was around 250K for the bare metal hardware alone. Rack and stack baby. Always working on other people's shit.

>>582132

Yeah, Parallella was another one of those DARPA projects that just went *poof*. You ever heard of Commotion wireless? That was also developed by foundations related to Hillary's State Dept and Soros' son Jonathan. I'm thinking about putting up an offgrid mesh network to run some of my private projects on. It is a cool idea. Not sure how it works yet. There are a lot of things that I don't want on the internet at all. Security cams? Why in the hell would I put my own security cams on the internet? Stupid. I would NEVER put up wireless security cameras and certainly not put them on the internet. Some of my ROV projects really need to be wireless though. To cover a large area a mesh network would be ideal. Wifi is ok for the front yard but I have some acreage.

>>582263

SCADA devices!! Why in the hell would anybody put train switches, Natural Gas valves, Electrical substations etc on a public network! Insanity!! Why aren't those things on discrete physical networks that are NOT connected to the internet? It is absolutely insane. The best security is physical security! This is IT 101!! So stupid.

>>582295

Oh, and this dick.

https:// www.cnas.org/people/justin-deyo

He is the one in the wikileaks email about Hati. He is interested in the "proliferation of disruptive technologies" He was in the Ukraine from 2006 til 2008 in the Peace Corps and then was in the email chain about Hati. I want to know who 'Thompson' is.

>>582347

https:// wikileaks.org/clinton-emails/emailid/3672

>>599730

Just like HRC, Hussein, the one whose name we don't say etc. Short answer China. Long answer, UK. China has essentially been a prefect of the UK since the Boxer Rebellion. Opioid crisis? Rhyming structure. Civil War, Lincoln so on. Some people still believe in divine right of kings. >spit< Who was really behind the Nazis? Ford, IBM, Chase etc etc? Yes, but who is behind them? The UK. Pilgrim Society? Trilats, Rhodes, Bilderbears, these are all tied to the Brits. Crown.

This is all about the American model vs the UK (free trade) model; internal development and prosperity vs control of global assets and triangle trading. I like what is going on. This is why China is important. This is why RUSSIA is important. This is why they always go NUTS when Trump tries to talk to the Russians. Look at JFK, Lincoln, Jackson. Trains. This is also why Iran is important. Silk Road.

My fear is not about if Trump will MAGA or not. It has always been that he will not go all the way or that they will kill him before he is done. Pence may be an ok guy but I don't think he has the brains or spine to do what Trump is doing. But with that said, I don't think it is a mistake that Trump is a Scott and Pence is Irish and both 100% American. I hoped that he would have chosen Rand but Pence has been growing on me. I really hoped he would have put Rand somewhere like Treasury but the Brits would have nuked us for real.

>>594145

Why did Xi invite Trump to the Forbidden City to begin with?

2 reasons. >speculation<

1. Chinese Nationalism

2. Declaring HIMSELF to be the Emperor of China

1912

>>599607

Won't it just be grand when we are all 'verified'?! Just GRAND! Um. No. Has this all just been a plan to make us beg for a universal internet ID like Betrayus was talking about a couple years ago at Bilderbear? Won't that make it a lot easier to spy on us? Awesome! Of course there is the problem of having 42 people trying to pretend that they are David Hasselhof. I don't think @Jack is trying to fix this though.

Yeah, if POTUS were to leave Twitter and go to a different platform it would be the end of @Jack and he knows it.

>>599614

Myspace? Remember when people used… Yeah. Like that. I hated Facebook when it started becoming popular (still do). The media rammed that down our throats not a genuine organic choice of the best platform. Myspace was actually more like having your own web page with training wheels. Html etc. instead of Facebook's vending machine.

>>599891

Ho Lee Fok! I figgered et aut! Snowden is following the Oswald career path. Danger Danger!

>>607573

Bouncing between NSA/CIA/DIA/Army

X18 then Sheep Dip

Japan/Russia deployments (powers)

Booze, Carlyle, Bush, 9/11 k-wrap. Family? Bet your sweet bippy. Admrl @ pentagon during 9/11! Nothing about 9/11 is as it seems. Trump has to know that. BTW WTF is Trump doing hanging out with Rudy? That's always screwed with me.

>>581301 (OP) Do we have any guarantee that after all this is over that the NSA will stop spying on private US Citizens? Will LE stop taking our property without due process and intimidating us into warrantless searches? Intimidating us all into confessions and pleading guilty to violating unconstitutional laws so that there is never even a trial? This used to be a free country. About 90 years ago.

Yeah, didn't fucking think so. This whole thing is a war between 2/3 intel agencies that are pretending to give a fok @bout us. May Bee they doo. Watt ever. No such agency? Where did that come from? They used to pretend that the NSA didn't even exist. 'It's classified' for everything they do and alien anus probe for the rest of us. No guarantees that they are going to leave us the fuck alone at any point in time. Ever!

9/11? Anything about that turd sandwich? Anything? We gonna lock up Poppy too? Poppy the clown?

Yeah, I'll go along with helping for these operations. What choice do I have?

>>618754

Norman?

>>618754

Norse

>>618754

Neocon

>>621691

I'm glad your test was successful but please do remember that your GEOSPAINT, JADE, is making me look like less than credible when I ping rather serious people for no reason. They may tell me to stick it when/if the real event happens. We are on board and at ready. Mags loaded. KIO3 on hand!! All dressed up…

This is why people make jokes about military intelligence.

>>621887

Natürliche Wirtschaftsordnung

Naturliche means natural not national. So natural economic order.