somebody sent me a personal story
they had maybe shared it a lot; the font changed in the email like it could
have had a copy paste going on
it was emotional, it sounded real
it's been a long time since i've held real emotions
I feel like crying, reading their story. I barely comprehend that I
>> USA not in Kansas anymore,
>> Liberty purged from all its living places.
>> Wake up, it's time to create those places again.
>
> The Illusion Of Freedom: We're Only As Free As The Government Allows
Did anyone wake up yet?
How much more you need till you rise up?
Until then it will only get wors
Assmange aided an avid Holocaust denier, Israel Shamir, by giving him access to
90,000 as-yet-unpublished State Department cables relating to the Middle East,
Russia and Eastern Europe. Shamir turned around and reportedly shared those
cables with Alexander Lukashenko, the president of Belarus si
> https://forward.com/culture/371664/anti-semitism-goes-missing-in-julian-assange-doc/
Just another hitpiece with the usual omissions and case history, lies,
wordcraft distortions, and favors by and for the Media, Politcals, and State.
Speaking of distortions, has the original version of Risk,
be
https://www.science.org/content/article/worried-quantum-computers-will-supercharge-hacking-white-house-calls-encryption-shift
MATEJMO/ISTOCKSHARE:
- Twitter
- Linked In
- Facebook
- Reddit
- Wechat
- Email
Quantum computers—exotic machines that can solve practical problems th
“Crypto is something we pay a lot of attention to,” Google President of
Commerce Bill Ready told Bloomberg in January. “As user demand and merchant
demand evolves, we’ll evolve with it.”
https://decrypt.co/99645/google-web3-team-tap-market-tremendous-potential
They're like the POUM during the S
https://www.1kosmos.com/identity-management/self-sovereign-identity/
DIDs are becoming more and more popular as an open and flexible standard. The
European Union (where GDPR is the law) developed a schema for decentralized
identifiers as the base of the European Self-Sovereign Identity Framework
These are a type of unique identifiers (URI) that enable entities to generate
and control their identifiers in the digital world.
https://academy.affinidi.com/faqs-on-verifiable-credentials-and-self-sovereign-identity-3c3a505878bc
Reposts are not endorsements
https://news.yahoo.com/u-sanctions-north-korean-cryptocurrency-150918047.html
The U.S. announced Friday it is sanctioning North Korean digital currency
mixing firm Blender.io, which the country allegedly uses to launder stolen
virtual cu...
" . . . You don't have to kill or maim some to induce cooperation, and
biometric devices can be designed to pretty much require that the
subject be living. Extortion or seduction are both quite viable, and
work with any security system. Biometrics don't really add
anything.
Your point is just
By presenting a facial scan or fingerprint to the device, I’ll be able to log
in without having to type a password . . ."
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2022/05/how-apple-google-and-microsoft-will-kill-passwords-and-phishing-in-1-stroke/
I was under the impression cypherpunks opp
Democrats inciting more "mostly peaceful" violence,
escalate by doxxing, stalking, proposing to murder judges,
harassing churches, etc...
https://nypost.com/2022/05/06/abortion-protests-biden-wont-condemn-at-doxxed-scotus-homes-may-be-illegal/
https://teaparty.org/ruth-sent-us-leftists-finally-cro
> "The timing of the leak (given the collapsing approval ratings) and
> the immediate politicization by the Biden administration are mere
> coincidence of course..."
US Democrats do not want you
to see anything exposed in this thread...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-N9rpEbW-j8 Biden corrupts
This is Antisemitism defined as criticizing Jews in the style of Karl Marx,
Adolph Hitler and Israel Shamir.
You can have cryptoanarchism or antisemitism - not both.
On Fri, May 6, 2022, 5:58 PM zeynepaydogan wrote:
>
>
> you know what Karl I think you have some pent-up resentment towards your
> mom.Am ı right? That may be why you like people who treat you badly, try to
> make your therapist understand.
>
reaching for care in the most difficult places is a r
On Fri, May 6, 2022, 5:58 PM zeynepaydogan wrote:
>
>
> you know what Karl I think you have some pent-up resentment towards your
> mom.Am ı right? That may be why you like people who treat you badly, try to
> make your therapist understand.
>
how are these possible things related to each other?
you know what Karl I think you have some pent-up resentment towards your mom.Am
ı right? That may be why you like people who treat you badly, try to make your
therapist understand.
i guess i'll do something else now.
a further tab opened fine.
similarly typing things, characters do not show up in the line buffer
the local terminal is now being nonresponsive. pressing keys to
terminate the connecting ssh process seems to do nothing.
the host is behaving like the error it reported.
my attempt to connect to it is now hanging.
i thought i had paused the upload process, so there shouldn't have
been new developments, but i could be mistaken.
often when my systems do this it is due to thrashing: too much memory allocation
i'm confused by my network lag.
i guess i'll plan to shell in from a parallel terminal session
the shell is nonresponsive, which confuses me.
it might be network lag.
Error: timeout of 10ms exceeded
path: '/tmp/tmp-2235880-dEjFtzdxCedl',
requestBodyLength: 101212,
code: 'ECONNABORTED',
_header: 'POST /tx HTTP/1.1\r\n' +
'Accept: application/json, text/plain, */*\r\n' +
'Content-Type: application/octet-stream\r\n' +
'User-Agent: ax
the error output is confusing and too verbose
i haven't finished parsing it
but it looks like it gives sufficient information to exactly reproduce
the post request using curl, for debugging or reporting to a sysadmin
if the tmpfile it's reading from has been destroyed, i'd have to
access it based
ok i think it's that the debug info is output twice, one in one log
format, then one in another, so grep works for filtering
i guess i'll filter one of the failing subprocesses manually
maybe i could remove the timestamps and join lines without DEBUG in them
strangely, in the log, many lines are labeled based on the subprocess
id that generates them, which you'd think would be usable to
uninterleave them, but many of the debug lines are split across many
lines, which is strange since their content is relayed based on a
line-based protocol where a newli
the log is hard to review. maybe i can massage it into something cleaner.
it's getting ECONNABORTED sending a POST request with body possibly
taken from such a tmp file
ok! the upload is failing a lot so i paused it.
i have an urge to leave.
this kind of stuff can really confuse me. the file doesn't exist but
is open. that can happen on linux.
$ ls -l /tmp/tmp-2235610-2EC50TaXr1J
ls: cannot access '/tmp/tmp-2235610-2EC50TaXr1J': No such file or directory
$ ls -l /proc/2235610/fd
total 0
lr-x-- 1 user user 64 May 6 17:31 0 -> 'pipe:[8747951]'
l-wx-- 1 user user 64 May 6 17:31 1 -> 'pipe:[8755804]'
lr-x-- 1 user user 64 May
the system has become temporarily nonresponsive during path completion.
i was investigating what a process was doing, and tried to
tab-complete a temporary file it has open
it exists and is very present for all of us
the transfer command is successfully sending an entire file.
i'm worried about resuming, as the files are quite large, and i don't
recall implementing resuming.
the log indicates it is attempting to perform uploads, and it is also
iterating through 64MiB chunks that have already been uploaded.
guess i'd better see whether it is uploading in chunks or not.
the script should write logs. i can't see what it's doing very well.
it seems to like chunk=0
it doesn't like chunk= empty string. it fails with "bad configuration"
the chunk parameter has been set to the empty string and i am
restarting the processes uploading low value data
disable chunking on the current remote
`man git-annex-enableremote`:
This command can also be used to modify the configuration of an
existing special remote, by specifying new values for parameters
that are usually set when using initremote. (However, some settings
such as the as the encryption scheme cannot be changed once a spec
i think remote settings are changed with `git annex enableremote`, and
i think i can check this
there may also be a bug around downloading of things, which could be
important if they are not being uploaded properly.
so:
- turn off chunking entirely, as found from the remote.log line
- look to see if there is a downloading issue
- pending afterward: review uploading of large chunks to see if
so, i remembered what the problem with chunking is. for each chunk, it
stores a uri containing the txid to recover the chunk. that turns into
a _lot_ of uris, which seriuosly bloats the git-annex branch and slows
everything.
my intuition was that it was doing that too much to sustain. i needed
to
i've started the script, in a further cludgy way
i'm curious what the present issues with uploading to web3.storage are
from http://redsymbol.net/articles/bash-exit-traps/
#!/bin/bash
function finish {
# Your cleanup code here
}
trap finish EXIT
to not cause errors for myself later, it would help if this script
detected termination and didn't leave something ongoing in the
background
i think that's done with signal handlers
a funny thing here is i installed codex for neovim on this box, but
haven't used it
it guesses what i'm going to type relatively well
$! gets the process id of a background process in bash
the script looks designed to detect and report failures.
i think a second interim script would make sense here.
the script looks designed to detect and report failures.
i think a second interim script would make sense here.
the uploader script uses `git annex sync --content`
. i'm not sure if that will still return a true exit status.
but i suppose it's ok since it takes so long to finish, and i'd be
terminating it every 24 hours anyway.
i have nascent scripts on this machine for automating things. i'm not
using them.
they are still configured to upload to w3 instead of arweave. i would
like to upload to both, at some point. (or any two permanent
services).
i'm a little confused around the logs.
the parallel jobs i started have resumed, which is gratifying.
a quick solution could be to just terminate the process every 24 hours
and restart it. that would handle stalling, in a crude way.
implementing that does not mean my work on the system is done o
the last logs are dated march 25th and march 26th
what i usually do is upload many jobs at once, so that data travels
during the downtime.
but when i let it run for a while doing that, i come back and it's stalled.
i'm thinking those older logs i have. they probably show that stalling.
anyway, i guess i'll do more processes with the split logging, and see
if i can find a problem.
looking at speed and reliability problems sounds helpful.
i used git ls-tree and git cat-file to find the remote config in
git-annex/remote.log:
36be9e2b-b67c-42e0-a390-fdd1c296f287
bundler=https://node2.bundlr.network chunk=64MiB
combine-to-bytes=2560 encryption=none externaltype=arkb-subprocess
name=arkb-bn2-100k subchunk-bytes=10 type=external
nope it didn't actually check out
on to git commands while that git process tries to remember arithmetic
in the face of too many chunks to comprehend
i actually just finished a checkout of this branch. maybe i had too
much i/o going on last time. i was assuming something was wrong
because the branch was in an inconsistent state. i don't know why, for
sure.
in order to check the chunksize, i opened a worktree for the git-annex
branch. git-annex keeps its metadata in a dedicated branch, a
security/integrity problem i have run into.
anyway, this branch is too big to check out at a reasonable speed. i
haven't actually finished a checkout.
a lighter-wei
it's nice to figure out i'm going to get it all preserved :)
this 32GiB file of data i've generated, has 14GiB uploaded already.
it's finished finding what's already uploaded, and is uploading more chunks.
i'm guessing the filesize is not 32MiB, but rather 32GiB. this was
probably an error on my part.
i'm a little confused since the state of things changed. actually i'm
very confused, which i am used to.
i'm not sure whet
the log has timestamps that may be helpful in identifying what is
making it so slow.
but is suspect it is slow because it is checking for the presence of
many chunks.
rising the chunk size could speed that.
1645 ET
the things it is checking for are named like
BLAKE2B256-s34359738368-S67108864-C
the 32MiB is to ease uploading to other, non-arweave systems. it may
be unneccessary, and it may be slowing the uploads. i'm not sure.
right now it's trying to resume upload of a file chunk that is
34359738368 bytes large (32 MiB).
i've identified i have information in me around tuning this upload.
i'm uncertain whether or not I have applied the information yet, or
what it is. it relates to chunk and subchunk sizes.
information:
reviewing the log file, it turns out i've made other logs. but likely
not with the stream separation. the logs could help me find the
errors, although it would help if i remembered making them.
it was successful to use --debug and pipe stderr to a file.
this is good news for me. it will help things i've been doing.
it hangs for a bit on start doing `git cat-file`
then it moves on to checking the status of things that are partly
uploaded, I believe.
it would be helpful to send the git-annex debug output somewhere
different from the user output.
no. no processes are running, nor are any panes in that folder,
although i did discover other ongoing tasks, briefly.
i'll restart some uploading processes.
i don't recall what errors happen, but i do recall it takes a bit for
them to happen.
i think one of the errors might be upload processes j
i made it to the folder! this really helps me feel confident around
being in the task.
i have many tmux panes still open. some of them may contain ongoing
work. i'll scrub through them briefly.
i remember now the name of the folder I'm working with
here's my mount output right now. i think it might indicate i need to
mount something, but i might need to look at it again to be sure:
/dev/sdc1 on /media/extra.sdd1 type ext4 (rw,relatime)
/dev/sde2 on /boot type ext4 (rw,relatime)
/dev/sde1 on /boot/efi type vfat(rw,relatime,...)
/dev/sdf2 on /
Oh,so you admit the word censorship exists?
i thought that was your way of thinking:
"War is Peace, Freedom is Slavery, Ignorance is Strength"
i often get distracted by upgrading out of date packages, when i log
into a server.
i've opened two panes on this one, so i can do that while also doing
other things.
first step on my server is to ensure a disk with data is mounted
another idea is uploading this mailing list history! sounds a little helpful.
the gitlake backend breaks it all into 100k blocks to keep it free, so
it wouldn't be navigable without a frontend to stitch it together.
i'm guessing that arweave is very good at handling people uploading
terabytes of data. i could be wrong about this.
an idea rises in me, of instead uploading data with higher value.
i'm guessing that since i am a lone nerd, my high value data is too
low value for it to be forthright to claim that it has high value,
although it certainly does for me.
so, low value data to start with. just guesses. i would indee
i've successfully shelled into the server i'm trying to upload from.
note: the data i'm uploading is low value and large.
i'm poking at arweave a little
https://github.com/xloem/gitlakepy has an arweave backend that
provides for free uploads
but it has bugs. i'm trying to work on those bugs now! i'm holdin' the
intention!
note: the free backend goes through a single remote server without
reason to trust this server
There are many indicators of censorship.
One of them is conflict, disagreement.
Karl keeps his mouth shut about these things: Like Goverment propaganda.
Revevilgod God , Rat and Karl must be the Goverment team
what is this ridiculous garbage.
anyway.
---
spoiler: some of the experimentees are mind-controlled spies and
assassins. their, the organs represent their dissociated parts.
TLDR: There's a new documentary out about Assange, called "Risk", and
it sounds good.
revevil has pasted a criticism of it
Anti-Semitism Goes Missing In Julian Assange Doc
https://forward.com/culture/371664/anti-semitism-goes-missing-in-julian-assange-doc/
Look at how they look at him, Julian Assange’s cadre of cyber vigilantes. In a
private home in Norfolk, in livery cabs with Daniel Ellsberg in the passenger
s
This seems like a lot of specs for an amnesiac like me to catch up on
from such a non-technical article (specs at e.g.
https://fidoalliance.org/specifications/ but i'm unsure what specific
suite people are agreeing upon).
It appears like this _might_ or _might not_ give FIDO access to
everybody's
Apple, Google, and Microsoft team up for new password-free technology
https://share.newsbreak.com/10sbij1c
2022-05-06
what I know regarding kamakiri so far:
- mediatek uses arm chips
- the uses of kamakiri choose to speak raw USB, rather than serial
- it's one of a handful of similar things
- it's used to disable boot rom protections in the phone
- code is uploaded to the phone and executed while it i
"Poor widdle" cypherpunks and "poor widdle" govt agents.
>
Man I have been through hell, and you have too. Let's stop the shit going
on in this world, rather than each other.
>
> book notes
- one day he just decided to relax in a frozen over pond, felt great,
> no danger experienced. duration; time seemed like 1:00-1;30 [note: my
> personal experience with these natural experiences is that they tend
> to feel shorter than they actually are]
>
left out: the opposite is
Russia’s Zeynep A-hole, sorry, Admiral Makarov, warship has been hit by
Ukrainian missiles and burst into flames, according to Ukrainian officials.
The frigate would be Russia’s latest naval loss in a troubled campaign, coming
after reports that US intelligence helped Ukraine locate and sink the
Great moron minds think alike
emptywheel
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2h
In Brad Geyer's latest conspiracy mongering, he has taken the #SeditionHunters
work and flipped it, suggesting the people they IDed (he focuses on Loehrke,
Haffner, and Ligas) must be govt agents entrapping the poor Oath Keepers.
note: looking at comments on some of these repos, it's clear that when
hackers make this stuff it is generally taken by corps and copied into
commercial hacking software.
the project that had that comment used an mit license and shared their work
on xda-developers.
oh ha this new unihertz titan is based on a mediatek chipset line that has
been thoroughly exploited in multiple ways to bypass its security.
the exploits appear to be open source. they are made by human beings who
can be talked with.
mediatek chips are apparently arm. the author of mtkclient has
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