We work in the dark to serve the light

They forgot Anklepants lol

I've been trying to forget him for years

I think maybe the American streakers of the 1970s fit the description

#2, #1 is the peace pipe

then guess who is the most peaceful community in history

i don't want to be *that* pedant (i wanna be this pedant) and i generally agree with the proposition but it should be noted that crypto is not existentially peaceful, it makes a tool for theives, spies and ransom.

There should be no government between people and crypto. Otherwise whats the point

so true but so many don't get this, they actually seek acceptance from government and the banks.

I know, poor dumb sheeple. They are fcking up a lot of freedoms for us that are freedom loving and cognitively able!

its almost impossible to buy without KYC though, what choice do we have?

It's possible but a pain in the ass for small amounts. Bitcoin atms and decentralized exchanges like bisq do the trick.

That angry American old man who swears a lot in the suit says that the second it emerges who owns BTC it’s done.
Fascinating comment.
I’m interested in people’s thoughts on this.
Who or what is considered that bad??

Can’t be as simple as the CIA , could it?

That's how I like my meltdowns.

one's defense force is another's defense force

Boys got a weapon in each hand here. Cryptography is in the right hand.

Same thing that makes anything a weapon-man(the killer ape)

Putting a bunch of bit coins in a sock and beating the shit out of someone

I inadvertently selected audio once and in my stoned state, it really freaked me out 🤣

😂

Thanks for posting this😀

#FreeAssange !

Sounds like a perfect treatment for an nft. Todd will be in touch.

lets do lunch todd

Source https://xkcd.com/936/

There are easier ways to create a complex password than we have been "taught"

Even the chap who created the rules on modern passwords is sorry

https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-man-who-wrote-those-password-rules-has-a-new-tip-n3v-r-m1-d-1502124118

Anyhow have fun all ☺️

Wouldn't the second option in this cartoon be pretty vulnerable to a dictionary attack?

I'm not clever enough to review the maths involved

https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/6095/xkcd-936-short-complex-password-or-long-dictionary-passphrase/6096#6096

This poster seems to know their onions though 👍

TLDR seems the comic is right

bigg up

How many people use more than 10 characters ever?
Even though anything less is basically useless….so most passwords even using the full combo are pretty useless? 😵‍💫🤓

My standard passwords are 11 characters. Websites that don't require good security, I use passwords that are 10 characters. Websites where security is more important (banks for example) I use 13 characters. Every password on every website is unique. And I don't use a password manager where a hacker would only need to crack one password to crack all of my passwords, instead I have a method of choosing and remembering the password for each website I visit. Any new website I visit I know what the password would be for that website if I signed up. All I have to remember is the METHOD of producing the password, not the actual passwords.

What is your method of generating and remembering passwords without a password manager?

Well, for obvious reasons I'm not going to answer that. But there are various ways that you can generate password algorithms.

e.g.

Take every other character from the URL: For littlebiggy.org you might get iteig.

Next count the number of vowels in the URL and add to the end: for littlebiggy.org, ignoring the TLD, I count 3. Add that to the end:

iteig3

Add some standard text that you add to all passwords, e.g. verysecure.

iteig3verysecure

Add a symbol on the end. For an odd number of vowels add &, for an even number add *

iteig3verysecure&

Not a terrible password (although "verysecure" perhaps isn't an ideal phrase to include).

Or another method might be to take the first 2 and the last 2 characters of the domain, ignoring the tld:

ligy

Repeat it

ligyligy

Count the position of the first vowel (2) and add to the end:

ligyligy2

Double the number and add to the end again

ligyligy24

Add a space and then add the domain name's TLD (org) in caps:

ligyligy24 ORG

Again, not a terrible password.

The point is that you come up with your own method for generating the passwords and apply it as appropriate.

The only downsides to this approach are:

1. You have to ensure you create an algorithm that consistently generates strong passwords, so a little testing is a good idea.

2. And the other issue is that many websites insist on enforcing their own stupid rules that limit the password you can choose. I've seen sites that refuse certain kinds of punctuation, but accept others. Some sites won't accept long passwords, where others won't accept passwords that are shorter than 12 characters. A lot of sites won't accept ANY punctuation, which is just plain crazy.

The worst of all, though, is when a website EMAILS your password to you after you've set it. It suggests they're storing your password in plaintext in their database. Horribly horribly insecure.

Registration numbers of cars i previously owned. Most of the time I've memorised years ago

password padding with numbers and symbols either side of a memorable phrase. ie ££££££BuggerIt88888

46 million years.

I'll take it.

Interesting post, thanks for sharing! :D

You need a hash to crack a password though, so what algorithm is being used as an example here unsalted md5? sha1?.. What kind of rig are they running? What kind of attack? What kind of wordlist? What kind of rules? How can they base a time off anything without this info? Totally made up graph, everything is fictional.

Pws are hashed in bcrypt/pbkf2 nowadays anyway, another reason to make this hole thing fake..

Them saying if your password is X long you will be safe is ridiculous, what if your pw is stored in plaintxt then how are you safe exactly? This is totally dependant on so many factors, nonsense..

How do I change my password? 😂🤣😂

But seriously, how do I change my password? 🤦‍♀️

settings

I'm literally changed every password I had after reading this 😂😂

Talk about para 😱

But on the brightside we are connected globally. Humanity is making huge strides with science and medicine. Hope shines brightest in the dark guys!
(Plus we have LB, BTC and access to premium chronic)

this bigga

How many of the poor does humanity include ? Doubt they care too much about the cutting edge science

Its only a matter of time before we are all bar-coded, neatly organised and uploaded to the cloud and sooner the better i say.

Ok but there's clouds and there's clouds. I don't mind a harp or 2 but then I got a pipe in some of the good shit from downstairs.

where do i sign?

Huh? You wrote this on an anonymous board that uses bitcoin to pay for goods. iv never felt more free than today. Remote working enables me to work from anyway and do almost Anything that isn’t physical labour

All your communication is encrypted so no one can hijack the signal and read your messages. Same with audio and video,

Technology gives us freedom

freedom always takes a fight i guess it's with configuration now ;)

I think it's impossible already , i think free internet was from the 80s towards 2000's post that it changed , we said nothing , we like the conveniences and now we cry all our info is everywhere , what's done is done and now we have to live with the consequences to be honest , unless a new Network internet type comes along that we can access with 0 censorship( we have TOR , but Onion Links not sustainable).
Right now even having a normal social media account is a hinderance , the world is so brainwashed that you cannot have your own opinion, 50 dumbasses will jump on your comments to convince you to think like them.
We need a time travel machine , i miss Yahoo messenger , MIRC , msn ,Yahoo news .
The only good thing is now we are all connected so now it's time for all of us to be informed to be able to filter out the bullshit.

Depends how you define freedom.

We are by nature communal and social creatures.

We are constrained by the freedoms of others.

The illusion of hyper individualism and unrestrained libertarianism tells us that we can have unfettered personal freedom, economic freedom, even moral freedom.

But we can't and never could.

It's setting up a "prisoners dilemma" where the incentive is always to screw the other person over for your own freedoms. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prisoner%27s_dilemma

Good piece kumo
If the sheep woke up all the parasite world leaders would be fucked , I’m hoping the internet in the end will help expose the darkness we live under & help the 2million + children who go missing every year to enslavement & blood harvesting .

We work for society, society doesn’t work for you. Unless you are a shareholder of course;)

id be happy just to find the url

They say we have freedom but look what happen to Tate

A guy who allegedly took away the freedoms of his victims and trafficked them?

Victims?? 🤯

Yup. The women who he allegedly groomed and coerced and bullied.

ah right, sorry I missed the 'allegedly' 🤪

If he did. and I suspect he did and am awaiting confirmation of this, then I am happy for him to have his freedom removed.

depends on which layer

always wondered about this

Well that's fecking terrifying, yet not surprising.

That is absolutely crazy

In a nutshell "bots"

Nobody gave informed consent, btw.

Alex Berenson thread. Oh dear, censorship kills...

There's more. It was a military grade psyop, just like in Europe.

try https://api.ipify.org/ -- no ads, no tracking, no bullshit

This shows IP address, location, and network provider.

In the UK there's no hard line rules on this.

They could in theory store it forever but most likely they'll have a system running on finite memory that'll override older recordings and would only be likely to inspect and seperate footage to evidence a crime.

Pretty sure its maximum 31 days due to privacy laws, unless there is a good reason to extend beyond that. It is unlikely a small store would have good reason, whereas an airport or bank might.

90 days is pretty much the highest standard for stores.

31 days I think due to gdpr rules. Unless needed for longer

on this topic, whenever I see a camera pointing at me in a shop or my face on a monitor I like to take a moment to gesticulate obscenely (you can use your imagination) in the hope that someone one day will review the footage see it.

It is an invasion of privacy, but damn it I have to eat

My guess 6 months or longer.. maybe depending on the memory etc

As far as I can tell you basically would need something like an NFT that proves this machine owns it & the machine (a camera) would be open source verifiable.

thank you but damn that shit was long.
a tldr:

in eastern europe it's standard to make drug deliveries via drops in public places.

drop operations continue to evolve with advance inventory placed around the city by gangs.

customers like it because its instant delivery, sellers need to manage several aspects, the most dramatic of which is theft. steal from a drop and it might be a set up from the boss - and you'll be shooting up poison when you get home.

drones are a future challenge for human freedom, they can eliminate borders and enable private delivery with mix nets but government is set to make any drone they can't control illegal. what's left will be corporate and gov drones for surveillance and potentially lethal law enforcement.

Exactly!

Have a read of the above article Shade It looks like China are building there own version.