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2026-04-09 09:22:20 UTC

Oracle and the Rise of the AI Surveillance State Under Trump
While Peter Thiel's firm Palantir has rightfully gained the ire of the American public, Larry Ellison's Oracle is also steadily becoming entangled with the US governmentand that should worry all Americans.
➡️ tl;dr
Oracle is expanding its influence through Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies, strengthening its relationship with the US government under the Trump administration.
Oracle pledged $100 billion to the Stargate AI project, announced by Trump, aimed at building data centers to power AI initiatives.
Oracle signed the Ratepayer Protection Pledge, committing to cover the increased electricity costs for AI data centers, potentially lowering energy prices for communities.
Trump's National Policy Framework for Artificial Intelligence includes recommendations for age-assurance requirements for AI platforms accessed by minors, raising concerns about potential biometric age verification and an internet ID.
The framework also proposes preempting state AI laws to establish a national standard, limiting states' ability to regulate AI development.
Key figures involved in the AI framework, Michael Kratsios and David Sacks, have deep connections to Peter Thiel and Palantir, and are part of Trump's newly formed Presidents Council of Advisers on Science & Technology (PCAST).
Other PCAST members include tech leaders like Larry Ellison, Mark Zuckerberg, Sergey Brin, and Jensen Huang, suggesting a focus on policies benefiting Big Tech companies and expanding the surveillance state.
Oracle announced multiple AI deals with the Trump administration, including an AI Data Platform for the US Federal Government and expanded AI infrastructure options.
Concerns about Oracle's data handling practices are heightened by a past lawsuit where the company paid $115 million to settle accusations of illegally collecting and selling personal information.
Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison has a long history of government ties, including the CIA as its first customer, and has previously advocated for national ID cards and the use of AI for surveillance to ensure citizens behave.
https://www.thelastamericanvagabond.com/oracle-rise-ai-surveillance-trump/
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2026-03-26 09:09:07 UTC

The Verdict Against Meta and Google That Could End the Anonymous Internet
https://reclaimthenet.org/meta-youtube-negligence-verdict-age-verification-surveillance
A Los Angeles jury found Meta and YouTube negligent in platform design, awarding $3 million to a plaintiff who experienced mental health issues, with punitive damages totaling $6 million.
This verdict could dismantle anonymous internet access by establishing a legal precedent for holding platforms liable based on their design, bypassing Section 230 protections.
The legal argument treats social media architecture (infinite scroll, algorithmic notifications) as a defective product, similar to a car without brakes.
If this verdict survives appeal, it provides a blueprint for over 1,600 similar cases nationwide.
Classifying social media as an addictive product could lead to government regulation, requiring identity verification and access controls for users.
Mark Zuckerberg testified that age verification should occur at the operating system level, managed by Apple and Google, rather than within individual apps.
This proposal, if implemented, would require identity verification for all smartphone users across all apps and websites, effectively ending anonymous internet access.
New legislation like California's SB 976 and the federal Kids Online Safety Act are moving towards device or OS-level age verification, mirroring Zuckerberg's suggestion.
Mandatory identity verification creates a significant risk of data breaches, potentially exposing sensitive personal information.
Anonymous and pseudonymous online speech is crucial for whistleblowers, dissidents, abuse survivors, and journalists, and OS-level ID checks would eliminate this protection for all users.

2026-03-25 09:27:55 UTC

A systemd fork has set out as a fu*k you to age verification.
Liberated systemd is a fork of mainline systemd started by Jeffrey Seathrún Sardina, a machine learning/AI researcher who apparently had enough of where things were heading.
https://github.com/Jeffrey-Sardina/systemd
The project is straightforward about its purpose; strip out what it considers surveillance-enabling code, keep everything else intact, and stay in sync with upstream as it develops.
https://itsfoss.com/news/systemd-fork-strips-out-age-verification/

2026-03-24 09:07:46 UTC

USA FCC bans imports of new routers made in other countries, on national security concerns
The US Federal Communications Commission has just announced a ban on imports of "all consumer-grade routers produced in foreign countries," which would be... almost all of them, except that the rule only affects new routers that haven't yet received FCC authorization.
https://www.fcc.gov/document/fcc-updates-covered-list-include-foreign-made-consumer-routers
Last year, news broke that Government officials had been considering banning sales of TP-Link routers manufactured in China, ostensibly because of concerns that they could pose risks to national security. But the FCC's announcement goes much, much further by "prohibiting approval of new models" of any router manufactured outside the United States.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2025/10/30/tp-link-proposed-ban-commerce-department/
https://liliputing.com/fcc-bans-imports-of-new-routers-made-in-other-countries-on-national-security-concerns/

2026-03-14 09:43:41 UTC

This is a genuinely impressive piece of OSINT work. Here's what it found:
The core claim:
Meta spent a record $26.3M on federal lobbying in 2025 and secretly funded a "grassroots" child safety group called the Digital Childhood Alliance (DCA) to push the App Store Accountability Act (ASAA) legislation that forces Apple and Google to verify user ages before app downloads, while placing zero new requirements on social media platforms like Meta's own.
The five confirmed channels:
1. Direct lobbying: 86+ lobbyists across 45 states. A Meta lobbyist literally drafted Louisiana HB-570 and handed it to the bill's sponsor, Rep. Kim Carver, who confirmed this publicly. The bill passed 99-0.
2. DCA astroturf: The Digital Childhood Alliance has no EIN, no state incorporation, no 990 filings, and its domain was registered December 18, 2024 with a fully-formed advocacy site live within 24 hours. Bloomberg confirmed Meta funds it. Under oath, its executive director admitted receiving tech funding but refused to name donors. Every piece of DCA content attacks Apple and Google. Meta is never mentioned.
3. Super PACs: $70M+ across four state PACs deliberately registered at state level (not FEC) to scatter disclosure filings and avoid centralized searchability.
4. Arabella network connection: Meta's Colorado lobbyist simultaneously chairs the New Venture Fund, which funnels $121M/year into the Sixteen Thirty Fund (no donor disclosure required). The investigation analyzed $2B in grants and found zero going to any child safety org ruling out that funding pathway, but the back-channel routes (fiscal sponsorship, consulting fees) remain unproven.
5. State legislative campaigns: ASAA is now law in Utah, Louisiana, and Texas (Texas currently paused by a federal judge).
The smoking gun finding:
Meta's own LD-2 Senate lobbying filings explicitly list the App Store Accountability Act (H.R. 3149/S. 1586) as a lobbied bill, while simultaneously lobbying on KOSA/COPPA 2.0 supporting legislation that burdens Apple and Google while opposing or seeking to amend legislation that would regulate Meta directly.
https://archive.is/qP6kR

2026-02-17 09:20:48 UTC

Meshtastic ❌
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2026-01-09 09:25:29 UTC

The Social Blood
Highly recommended
A short, critical read, explains 'why' central bankers are obsessed with "programmable money"
The Moses Hess realisation yesterday slotted right into the picture
➡️ Summary:
"Moses Hess, inspired by Hegel, proposed that money acts as the 'social blood,' integrating society like a circulatory system.
Hegel envisioned history moving towards organic unity, but lacked a mechanism to explain how millions of people could function as a coherent whole.
Hess inverted Hegel's ideas, arguing that money, not the state, is the primary force for social integration, making individuals interdependent.
Hess's critique of money as a tool of 'slavery' inadvertently provided a blueprint for how to control social circulation.
Marx extended Hess's ideas by identifying the 'centralization of credit' as a key lever for controlling the social organism.
Lenin operationalized this control through 'universal accounting and control,' aiming for total surveillance of production and distribution.
Bogdanov developed tektology, a universal science of organization, viewing society as a system to be optimized through information processing.
Leontief's input-output analysis made economic flows calculable, rendering the social organism's metabolism visible.
The modern concept of the Circular Economy and the Bank for International Settlements' 'Unified Ledger' represent the completion of this integrated, controlled social system.
The core insight is that social integration occurs through circulation, and control over this circulation grants control over the entire social organism."
https://escapekey.substack.com/p/the-social-blood
➡️ My Opinion:
This article is diagnostically brilliant and strategically incomplete.
- It explains: how control could work, why elites pursue it
- It does not explain: why it will eventually fail or what replaces it
The next phase is not total control, nor total collapse.

2025-12-01 10:01:33 UTC

The Agent Smith Effect
In the movie, The Matrix, Agent Smith has the ability to enter any body, at any time, and that often happens when the Matrix is threatened by Neo.
This senario is a reflection of our real world.
For example, you're having a conversation with a friend and everything is fine until you mention something like, "vaccines are poison", "earth is flat", "9/11 was an inside job"
Now watch what happens, up pops Agent Smith, to replace the person you were just having a conversation with to attack you because all truths threaten the Matrix.
Most people have had the Agent Smith Matrix programming since birth. These programmed people become the guardians of the economic Matrix that keeps them slave's, protectors of the code. The police of mind control and enforcers of the indoctrination which holds together our false concept of reality like super glue.
https://blossom.primal.net/48488f222dba43021916df184ac6f9d0c987317654853652b3f85fd264536571.mp4

2025-11-07 10:39:53 UTC

Mullvad will shut down its privacy-focused search proxy, Leta, on November 27, 2025

2025-11-06 06:06:36 UTC

My X account has been suspended due to inauthentic behaviors.
This has never happened to me before; has anyone else experienced this, and will I be able to recover my account?

2025-10-31 09:45:18 UTC

Leaked documents reveal that Amazon and Google, under Israel’s Nimbus cloud contract, agreed to secretly notify Israel whenever they hand over data to foreign governments — even when gag orders prevent disclosure.
They use a coded “winking mechanism”: each request triggers a symbolic payment to Israel matching the foreign country’s dialing code (e.g. ₦IS 1,000 for the U.S., ₦IS 3,900 for Italy).
If disclosure is legally forbidden, the firms must pay ₦IS 100,000 within 24 hours.
The Guardian and +972 Magazine say this arrangement bypasses U.S. and EU laws that forbid third-party notification.
Unlike Microsoft— which ended a contract with Israel’s Unit 8200 over surveillance concerns — Amazon and Google agreed not to suspend Israel’s access even if terms are breached.
Both companies also reportedly fired employees who opposed their Israel work.
https://x.com/clashreport/status/1983851276640157917
https://www.disclose.tv/id/6nz9boi6hq/

2025-10-31 09:35:52 UTC

How to run ADB and fastboot in Termux without root to unlock bootloader, run ADB commands, remove bloatware, flash ROM, or even root another Android
https://www.mobile-hacker.com/2025/06/16/how-to-run-adb-and-fastboot-on-a-non-rooted-android-smartphone-using-termux/:
1. It supports debloating of various manufacturers and mobile carriers such as LG, Samsung, Xiaomi, Huawei, Oppo, Realme, Vivo, ZTE, OnePlus, Nokia, Sony, Asus, Google, Fairphone, Motorola, Tecno, Unihertz.
2. Full access to the app’s private storage — including databases, tokens, cached credentials, config files, or even offline user data.
3. Another common issue in AndroidManifest.xml is this flag: When enabled (which it is by default unless explicitly disabled), Android allows the app’s private data to be backed up via ADB — again, even on non-rooted devices.
Android, use termux-adb command instead of adb
https://github.com/nohajc/termux-adb
Android debloater for PC and Debloat lists
https://github.com/Universal-Debloater-Alliance/universal-android-debloater-next-generation

2025-10-30 10:39:25 UTC

"I think in the short term, everything will be offered with great benefits. It was quite interesting what you were talking about...Sam Altman offering his Worldcoin by literally paying people for their biometrics.
So your biometrics link you, your physical self. So, your biometrics is biological identifier. So your face, your iris, your fingerprints, whatever. That links the physical you to your digital twin, and your digital twin exists in the virtual world, so whatever happens or whatever rules are applied to your digital twin will have an impact on you as a person.
We'll have programmable digital currency, then your digital currency doesn't work outside of your 15-minute city. So...there's not a wall stopping you leaving the city, your physical self. But once you're outside of the city, you can't buy anything or pay for anything. So you are geo-fenced. You're geo-fenced into that locale because you haven't got any means of supporting yourself outside of it. So this is the kind of thing that they're working on. This is the kind of thing that they're testing.
They envisage, what ultimately, I suppose, the umbrella term that we could use for all these different things...15 minute city, human settlement, resilient city...is smart city. And that's definitely coming from a global governance level. The commitment is part of what they call the New Urban Agenda."
- Iain Davis
https://iaindavis.com/the-technocratic-dark-state/
https://blossom.primal.net/b8b755ca38961c55441cb6e35e953c52e0a5162de67b8034d2b03ae38fb132d1.mp4

2025-10-14 05:57:26 UTC

Some people feel envious when you're happy living your life differently because they made life choices based on what others are doing rather than what's good for them. When they suffer as a result of it, they want you to suffer too so that they don't feel bad about those choices.

2025-10-12 11:50:40 UTC

🔄 REPOSTING FROM REDDIT
🚨 Post:
Why centralised KYC exchanges allow ZEC. Clarification on the current state of ZEC Trusted Setup in their production blockchain.
I have conducted a small research with DeepSeek and real persons from r/zec involved, and the conclusion is the following:
Indeed, ZEC production blockchain has been upgraded to the Halo2 cryptographic system that allows to gradually eliminate and fade out the dependence on the well known and pain famous Trusted Setup ceremony by systematic updates of the Universal Reference String (URS). Halo2 does theoretically allow any blockchain participant to update the URS by some procedure.
But DE FACTO, the URS string generated in the Trusted Setup ceremony stays UNMODIFIED on the current production blockchain of ZEC.
This fact signifies if just one of the ceremony participants has not wiped out his key, all the ZEC hidden transactions on the production blockchain still can be traced out.
Furthermore, in ZEC network, no production blockchain participant can easily update the URS because it does require the whole ZEC network protocol upgrade used in the production blockchain.
The decision on protocol upgrade can be made only by ZEC core developers in their Electric Coin Company (ECC). It is like a hard fork, thus, extremely epic operation, that involves into cooperation all the blockchain participants.
So, if just one key from Trusted Setup has not been wiped out, all the hidden transactions on the ZEC production blockchain can be traced by 3rd party, namely FBI and other 3-letters agencies belong to government authorities.
That’s why ZEC can be easily listed on virtually all KYC centralised exchanges: a dedicated group of people can trace all the hidden transactions because there exists a key that has not been properly wiped out.
Note, at the methodological point of view, we have no duty to prove there exists a key that has not been wiped out, it is SUFFICIENT we can’t prove it HAS BEEN wiped out.
So, being growing in listings on KYC centralised exchanges, the ZEC price is skyrocketing, what we do exactly observe.
🚨 OP comments:
1. Pegasus malware backed by government, etc etc.
2. If the toxic waste for the production URS exists and is known to an adversary, then the privacy and integrity of the current ZCash production blockchain's Orchard pool are broken:
All the today-made hidden transactions can be gradually traced out.
ZEC coins can be created from thin air and spent out.
That’s exactly why Halo2 was introduced at all: it allows a gradual RECOVERY from the compromised state to the secure state by updating URS value in the new Trusted Setup from URS1 (proven compromised) to URS2 (considered as honest).
In a nutshell: if ZEC core devs do share URS1 , URS2, etc with FBI, the total project is a fully devastating SCAM. Halo2 can’t save us in this situation.
Unlike in Monero only open source code matters. Monero core devs CAN NOT share something with FBI to explore our transactions!
Now you see how devastating is the world: ZEC is skyrocketing and Nobody cares IT IS NOT a privacy coin at all.
Because, I repeat, at methodological point of view we have no duty to prove that URS value is not compromised.
It is SUFFICIENT we can’t prove it IS NOT compromised (by FBI, etc).
ZEC is a fatal and fundamental philosophical SCAM because we always MUST TRUST in ZEC network.
Actually, ZEC is an ideal model for traditional KYC financial institutions where a dedicated group of people MUST know all your transaction history.
That’s precisely why they meet KYC so easily, appearing on most centralised exchanges and their price is skyrocketing like Bitcoin price.
But, while Bitcoin does declare it is NOT private , it is NOT a scam.
But ZEC declares it is Private but actually it is NOT, so they simply directly, pedantically lie. So they are SCAM by definition.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/1o453e3/why_centralised_kyc_exchanges_allow_zec/

2025-10-02 07:04:52 UTC

Satoshi himself can't use Bitcoin.
https://x.com/naval/status/1973630261876367364
Satoshi owns ~1M #BTC, but he can't use them.
Why? Because every #Bitcoin transaction is public. The moment Satoshi moves a coin, the whole world knows.
That's the paradox of Bitcoin: scarcity without privacy.
https://x.com/yoshi_v1/status/1973643095418827061

2025-09-16 06:15:44 UTC

https://altcha.org/
Free, open-source Captcha alternative
ALTCHA uses a proof-of-work mechanism to protect your website, APIs, and online services from spam and unwanted content.
Unlike other solutions, ALTCHA is free, open-source and self-hosted, does not use cookies nor fingerprinting, does not track users, and is compliant with data-privacy regulations and accessible.

2025-09-06 06:41:44 UTC

WiFi signals can measure heart rate, no wearables needed
The Pulse-F system enables highly accurate, clinical-level heart rate monitoring using ultra-low-cost WiFi devices, making it useful for low-resource settings.The system works with the person in various positions and from up to 10 feet away, demonstrating its versatility and robustness.Heart rate is a crucial health indicator, providing insights into physical activity, stress, anxiety, hydration levels, and more.Traditional heart rate measurement requires wearables, but the Pulse-F system offers a non-intrusive alternative using household WiFi devices.The technology was developed by engineers at the University of California, Santa Cruz, and demonstrated using low-cost WiFi devices like ESP32 chips ($5-$10) and Raspberry Pi chips ($30).The system combines WiFi devices with a machine learning algorithm to distinguish even the faintest signal variations caused by a human heartbeat.Experiments with 118 participants showed that after only five seconds of signal processing, heart rate could be measured with clinical-level accuracy.The Pulse-F system performed accurately regardless of the equipment's position in the room or the participant's posture, including sitting, standing, lying down, or walking.The researchers created their own dataset to train the machine learning algorithm, as no existing data for these patterns using an ESP32 device was available.Future research aims to extend the technology to detect breathing rate in addition to heart rate, which can be useful for detecting conditions like sleep apnea.
https://news.ucsc.edu/2025/09/pulse-fi-wifi-heart-rate/

2025-08-18 06:35:42 UTC

🧊 Hidden Firefox AI process consuming CPU resources?
Firefox browser users have encountered serious performance issues after the release of version 141. Initially, suspicion fell on the new "Smart Tab Grouping" feature using AI, but an official Mozilla investigation (Bug 1982278) showed that the abnormally high CPU load is caused by another component, namely the hidden pilot experiment "Semantic Search in History" (places.semanticHistory). The "Smart Tab Grouping" has nothing to do with this.
Everything was fine just yesterday. Today I opened Firefox, and as a result, there were sharp spikes in CPU load and power consumption. My fans shouldn't be this loud if I don't have more than 15 tabs open.
After unsuccessfully restarting Firefox, I opened the task manager and found that a process called "Inference" fluctuates from 0.05% to 130% CPU usage, which explains the spikes in CPU load and power consumption.
Killing the process solves the fluctuation problem but causes Firefox to crash, requiring a restart.
What is going on? This problem never existed until today.
— users complain on Reddit.
😱 Official Mozilla representatives have acknowledged the issue. The fix will be included in Firefox 143 (ctodea writes Target Milestone: → 143 Branch).
💡For full control and disabling of all local AI services, advanced users should experiment with some settings:
In about:config the parameter browser.ml.enable is set to false.
*The browser.ml.enable parameter is the main, kind of master key to all under-the-hood machine learning in Firefox. Setting this value to false completely deactivates the local AI engine (Inference process), making it impossible for any dependent features to work, including smart tab groups and the chatbot.
In about:config the parameter browser.tabs.groups.smart.enabled is set to false.
*Disables only the smart tab grouping feature. This step is not a guaranteed solution to the CPU overload problem, as the main source of the error lies in another component. Meanwhile, the AI engine itself (Inference process) remains active for other potential tasks.
In about:config the parameter browser.ml.chat.enabled is set to false.
*The browser.ml.chat.enabled parameter is a direct system switch that controls the activation and visibility of the AI chat integrated into Firefox.
Source: Telegram | Russian OSINT
https://blossom.primal.net/8f5110cf94692da92a234cd0a7cf0137b8da6633f21ecc66b2fec9b4f043e2db.jpg

2025-08-12 06:22:44 UTC

Many people have heard of onion routing in Tor and have a rough idea of how it works. However, fewer people know about garlic routing.
That's why I decided to write a short note about what it is and how it works in I2P🚥
How is a message sent? ✉️
In I2P, your message travels through a tunnel—a chain of randomly picked computers (nodes) on the network. Each node only knows where to send the data next, not the message content, thanks to garlic encryption🧄.
Your message is first encrypted for the recipient using end-to-end encryption. Asymmetric encryption🔐 uses a public key to encrypt and a private key to decrypt.
How are encryption layers created?🔒
Now the process of wrapping the message in layers begins.
Imagine that you have a tunnel with three nodes: A, B, C.
The encrypted message (already protected for the recipient) must be passed through these nodes so that each one knows only the next step. To do this, I2P creates encryption layers one for each node.
Each layer is additional encryption with instructions for a specific node, such as “forward to node B” or “send to recipient.”
It works like this: you encrypt the message with the public key of node C, adding the instruction “forward to node B.” You encrypt this packet again with the public key of node B with the instruction “forward to node A.” Then the entire packet is encrypted with the public key of node A with the instruction “send to recipient.”
When you send the packet, it goes to node A. Node A opens its layer with its secret key, sees the instruction “forward to node B” and forwards the data. The data remains encrypted for other nodes. Node B opens its layer, sees the instruction “forward to node C” and forwards it. Node C opens the last layer, sees that it needs to be sent to the recipient, and does so.
Each node only knows its own step and does not see the content of the message, its sender, or its recipient.
Why is encryption called garlic?🧄
Now, let's talk about “garlic” encryption in detail. In I2P, your message is packed with others into one encrypted packet🗂, called garlic. This packet may include your message, others’ messages, and network data like tunnel commands⚙️
All these messages are encrypted together, and each layer of encryption (for nodes A, B, C) covers the entire large packet, not each message individually.
When node A opens its layer, it sees the instruction for the entire packet, such as “forward to node B,” and sends it on. It does not know how many messages are inside, whose they are, or where they are going. Node B does the same, opening its layer and forwarding the packet to node C. Node C, opening the last layer, can send the entire packet or parts of it (depending on the instruction) to the recipients, but it does not know how many messages are inside and to whom they are addressed. This makes it impossible to determine whose message is where, even when observing the network.
Each message in the packet is protected by individual encryption for its recipient🔑 so that no one but the intended person can open it.
The messages inside the packet are not explicitly separated they are sort of stuck together into one continuous encrypted piece of data. I2P can also add “garbage” data🗑 fake messages that masquerade as real ones but mean nothing.
In addition, I2P mixes♻️ your packet with other data on the network and can add random delays during transmission. This makes it difficult to analyze traffic. Tunnels change every 10 minutes, and the nodes in them are selected again, so it is impossible to track the path.
How does garlic encryption differ onion encryption?🧅
In onion encryption, each message is encrypted separately and transmitted through its own chain of nodes. Garlic encryption not only wraps your message in layers of encryption, but also combines it with other messages and fake data into a single encrypted packet.

2025-07-28 06:25:10 UTC

Did you ever wonder how QR codes work?
Reading QR codes without a computer: https://qr.blinry.org/

2025-07-27 16:07:00 UTC

EU age verification app to ban any Android system not licensed by Google
Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/BuyFromEU/comments/1mah79o/eu_age_verification_app_to_ban_any_android_system/
The EU is currently developing a whitelabel app to perform privacy-preserving (at least in theory) age verification to be adopted and personalized in the coming months by member states. The app is open source and available here: https://github.com/eu-digital-identity-wallet/av-app-android-wallet-ui.
Problem is, the app is planning to include remote attestation feature to verify the integrity of the app: https://github.com/eu-digital-identity-wallet/av-app-android-wallet-ui?tab=readme-ov-file#disclaimer. This is supposed to provide assurance to the age verification service that the app being used is authentic and running on a genuine operating system. Genuine in the case of Android means:
• The operating system was licensed by Google
• The app was downloaded from the Play Store (thus requiring a Google account)
• Device security checks have passed
While there is value to verify device security, this strongly ties the app to many Google properties and services, because those checks won't pass on an aftermarket Android OS, even those which increase security significantly like GrapheneOS, because the app plans to use Google "Play Integrity", which only allows Google licensed systems instead of the standard Android attestation feature to verify systems.
This also means that even though you can compile the app, you won't be able to use it, because it won't come from the Play Store and thus the age verification service will reject it.
The issue has been raised here https://github.com/eu-digital-identity-wallet/av-app-android-wallet-ui/issues/10 but no response from team members as of now.
In short: You can only be a full citizen of the EU if you accept the ToS from Google.

2025-07-18 06:25:40 UTC

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2025-07-11 06:26:06 UTC

Seriously 😂
https://blossom.primal.net/39332794de655fdf2d5acbb6b30c448fe122309b245e13b5e3091685faf7facc.jpg

2025-07-07 06:32:46 UTC

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2025-07-01 06:13:28 UTC

Hal Finney sent this email days after Bitcoin was created.
When he wrote this, #Bitcoin cost $0
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2025-06-30 06:21:23 UTC

Ask yourself why you're in a hurry to make millions.
In trading circles, especially on CT the sense of urgency is palpable. Everyone wants to make it overnight. There’s this frantic energy, an obsession with speed. Most don’t even question it. But they should.
Because the worst enemy of wealth is the feeling of rush.
Rushing destroys your edge. It clouds judgment. It forces trades that didn’t need to happen, risks that didn’t need to be taken. It’s the reason so many traders roundtrip life-changing gains back to zero, not because they lacked intelligence or information, but because they couldn’t sit still.
But the real question isn’t what rushing does. The real question is: why are you rushing in the first place?
Have you actually stopped to ask yourself that?
What changes if you made the money tomorrow? What specific, tangible, life-altering event happens the moment the wire hits?
For most people, the honest answer is: not much.
You’d still be here. You’d still wake up the same person, with the same mental habits, logging into the same apps. If anything, you’d now feel pressure to grow or protect that wealth, without having built the temperament or structure to support it.
Which means the rush isn’t rational. It’s emotional. It’s fueled by social comparison, ego, and the illusion that speed equals superiority. But in markets, speed often just means sloppiness.
The irony is that once you realize there’s no real rush, you gain access to the most important asset a trader can have: patience.
Patience is what lets you wait for high-conviction setups. It’s what keeps you out of the noise. It’s what gives you the discipline to stay flat when the market is baiting you into overtrading. It’s what lets you preserve energy and capital while others burn out.
Still don’t believe the rush is an illusion?
Just look at the accounts that have already made millions. They’re still here. Still showing up every day. Still posting, trading, watching.
If there really was a finish line, wouldn’t they be gone?
But they’re not, because once you make it, you realize nothing fundamentally changes. You don’t transcend the game. You just keep playing it, but with less desperation.
That fact alone should tell you everything: the rush was never real. It was just a feeling you hadn’t interrogated yet.
So the next time you feel the itch to act quickly, stop and ask: What am I really rushing toward?
Because once you realize there's no finish line, you can finally afford to slow down.
And that’s when you start making real money.

2025-06-24 13:35:03 UTC

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I posted this on Farcaster. Thanks!

2025-06-19 16:36:10 UTC

Enchat is a tool for private communication with encryption.
Its key features include no accounts, strong AES-256 encryption, and the creation of unique temporary keys for each session.
Once a session ends, messages are no longer accessible, and usernames and timestamps are also encrypted.
The tool offers secure file sharing up to 5 MB, anonymity via Tor and cross-platform compatibility.
Encryption occurs on users' devices, ensuring the security of the content.
Enchat is compatible with Python 3.6 and above and runs on Linux, macOS, and Windows, though it is recommended to use strong passphrases and set up your own servers for added security.
https://github.com/sudodevdante/enchat

2025-06-19 10:40:10 UTC

GM #Nostr
Once you carry your own water, you will learn the value of every drop.
- African Proverb
Value the simple things anon.

2025-06-11 10:49:50 UTC

#Bitcoin could be "banned" in the European Union
The European Union could outlaw Bitcoin if data on the blockchain, such as public keys, is considered personal data under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
https://kryptomagazin.sk/europa-by-mohla-nenavratne-vyhlasit-bitcoin-za-nelegalny/
The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) proposes that this data should be deletable, something that is technically impossible due to the immutability of blockchain.
This requirement could lead to the deletion of the entire blockchain, which would mean the end of legal use of Bitcoin in Europe.
The proposal also considers that anonymizing transactions is not sufficient, and that some could be classified as high-risk or criminal.
The EDPB insists that "technical impossibility" does not exempt from compliance with the GDPR.

2025-06-06 07:11:24 UTC

900,000 blocks!

2025-06-04 11:05:33 UTC

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WhatsApp may soon let you create a username, and hide your phone number
Shortly after bringing its popular messaging app for iPad, WhatsApp Messenger is said to be working on a new feature that is likely to be appreciated by users. You may soon be able to create a username and share it with others, instead of giving them your phone number.
Username sharing is already available in many messaging services, including Signal and Telegram. Nevertheless, this is a welcome move from WhatsApp. Users will be able to choose a unique username for their account. There are quite a few rules about creating a username, it only supports lowercase letters. You need to include at least one letter for your username, and it should contain at least 3 characters, but cannot exceed 30.
https://www.ghacks.net/2025/06/03/whatsapp-may-soon-let-you-create-a-username-and-hide-your-phone-number/
#nevent1q…wvuh

2025-06-04 06:45:16 UTC

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Google and, suddenly, Yandex are deanonymizing Android users
Imagine that your Android phone has a special "secret number" (advertising ID), it helps applications show you personalized ads, but at the same time it should hide who you are, except for a set of advertising offers
So, in some cunning way, Google and Yandex have learned to recognize specific people based on the data collected for advertising.
What is recommended to do:
Find the "advertising ID" in your phone settings and reset it sometimes, like a password.
Disable "ad personalization" in settings.
Check what permissions you give apps (such as access to your data).
Use VPN
Or switch to what you call "stubs"
#nevent1q…q3cf

2025-06-04 06:37:13 UTC

No More Safe Heaven for Privacy?
Switzerland Drifts Toward a Surveillance State Due to New Controversial Laws
https://news.itsfoss.com/swiss-privacy-bill-controversy/

2025-06-04 06:33:25 UTC

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Covert Web-to-App Tracking via Localhost on Android
https://localmess.github.io/

2025-06-01 17:39:50 UTC

People think SimpleX Chat is secure.
It's not.
Truly decentralized services aren't able to moderate anything via a central authority, but SimpleX outright states they do exactly that via their centralized servers that they describe in "how it works" docs as a sort of "data pipe" that just relays data without examining it, yet they explicitly say they can and DO block files from being sent.
ALL CENTRALIZED SERVICES ARE ABSOLUTELY CONTROLLED BY SOMEONE AND OPEN TO ANYONE WHO CAN BUST IN THE DOORS. There are no exceptions. - Jody Bruchon
https://simplex.chat/blog/20250114-simplex-network-large-groups-privacy-preserving-content-moderation.html

2025-05-06 07:31:03 UTC

Google Says It Still Uses Blocked Website Content to Train Search AI, Even If Publishers Say No
https://reclaimthenet.org/google-ai-search-training-publisher-opt-out-trial

2025-05-06 07:05:24 UTC

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Mining in India, Sahil bhai?

2025-03-28 11:27:54 UTC

AI is here to replace cognitive labour, not vision. Vision remains the essential prerequisite. AI is a boon for individuals with purpose and perspective. Machines can only replace labour, never the idea. Family-owned businesses from before Industrial Revolution still exist today because they embraced the revolution.

2025-03-17 06:50:06 UTC

Obtainium: Get App Updates Directly From the Source.
Tired of waiting for updates in the Play Store? Obtainium lets you install and update Android apps directly from their source (like GitHub release pages) and notifies you about new releases. Cut out the middleman and stay up-to-date!
Key Features:
*   Direct Updates: Install and update apps directly from release pages.
*   Notifications: Get notified when new versions of your apps are available.
*   Open Source: Built by the community, for the community.
Learn More:
*   Video Tutorial: Obtainium 101 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MF_v2OBncw
*   README: GitHub - https://github.com/ImranR98/Obtainium/blob/main/README.md
*   Wiki: obtainium.imranr.dev - https://wiki.obtainium.imranr.dev/
Recommended Tools:
*   AppVerifier: GitHub - Verify app authenticity. - https://github.com/soupslurpr/AppVerifier
Community Resources:
*   Crowdsourced App Configs: https://apps.obtainium.imranr.dev/
Why Use Obtainium?
See the original motivation: Side Of Burritos - You should use this instead of F-Droid | How to use app RSS feed - https://youtu.be/FFz57zNR_M0
Project Links:
*   Website: https://obtainium.imranr.dev/
*   Source Code: GitHub - https://github.com/ImranR98/Obtainium

2025-03-09 06:46:54 UTC

WARNING - Etcher Sends private information to third parties
Etcher is recommend by many people for burning image files to USB drives for distro testing, but TAILS just removed their recommendation for Etcher based on sharing information with third parties.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufDVKQ4C8-0
https://tails.net/news/rufus/index.en.html

2025-03-05 06:54:35 UTC

Found a really cool resource on Linux basics for beginners. The whole point is that the material is presented in the form of mini-courses, which contain lessons with tasks. If you start solving problems, the service will check your answers automatically. Many topics are available for study:
➡ Command line;
➡ Working with text;
➡ User management;
➡ Process management;
➡ File system;
➡ Linux kernel;
➡ Logging;
➡ Networks and more...
➡️ https://linuxjourney.com

2025-02-08 07:08:36 UTC

https://medium.com/@1200km/shodan-you-can-find-everything-640f47f41bbe

2025-02-08 06:59:14 UTC

XMPP IM criticisms:
You can follow any advise on the client XMPP setup but the main issue with the protocol is not your endpoint. The issue is the is the XMPP protocol and related infrastructure.
There are two things you wana do
1. content of the message (privacy setup),
2. identity (anonymity setup)
Don't mistake those two things!!
1. Privacy
is ensured on XMPP with the OTR or OMEMO encryption. The issue is that the key exchange in between the communication parties is not foolproof. You both *MUST* check the fingerprints through a separate secure channel. This is in large scale not practiced. If you don't check it right, the underlying infrastructure of the XMPP allows the adversary to MITM you and read your messages.
2 Anonymity
is ensured with Tor here. Tor tries to conceal you IP only and nothing more. But Tor, as a low latency network, cannot protect you from revealing your behavioral patterns, your social graph, your login and log out time, the number of messages sent and received at any time, the sender and receiver of the messages, their precise volume and so on *from the XMPP server* and any adversary that can monitor that server.
My advice is - don't use XMPP! if possible at all and use something more resistant like SimpleX, Briar, CWTCH... and similar solutions that mitigate those leaks and diminish or even make impossible those related attacks from the active as well as passive adversaries.

2025-01-13 06:54:06 UTC

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY @npub1qny…95gx
#note1tqn…228t

2025-01-05 06:57:46 UTC

The true understanding of life is to know, regardless of money and your so called net worth… is realising how important family is. You will always be feeling scared and “have i done enough” It’s important to take a step back and simply enjoy the time you have together.

2024-12-05 07:52:10 UTC

I am telling you Bitcoin education is still required.
The real FOMO will start now after $100K.
Many people will enter without having an understanding.
#Bitcoin does not need investment it requires understanding.

2024-10-18 07:24:13 UTC

You should also avoid buying phones preloaded with /e/ OS (sometimes branded as the Murena phones). /e/ OS in itself is extremely insecure, engaging in security bad practices that include, but are not limited to, not supporting verified boot; shipping userdebug build; shipping months-old version of Chromium; and bundling years-old version of Orbot into their operating system, then marketing it as “Advanced Privacy”. There was also a recent incident where their cloud service mishandled session keys and gave users access to other’s files, then proceeded to mislead users that the server cannot see their files, despite there being no end-to-end encryption.
You should also be very wary of low quality privacy branded phones like the Freedom Phone, BraX2 Phone, Volta Phone, and the like. These are cheap Chinese phones with the Mediatek Helio P60 from 2018, which has already reached or is near end-of-life. Needless to say, you should also avoid any vendor...
https://privsec.dev/posts/android/android-tips/

2024-10-18 07:18:06 UTC

Clean News - A cleaner curation of world news events
https://cleannews.fyi/

2024-10-16 10:35:29 UTC

macOS sometimes leaks traffic after system updates
https://mullvad.net/en/blog/macos-sometimes-leaks-traffic-after-system-updates

2024-10-14 07:35:41 UTC

Internet was expensive in the early days. Now Free.
Robots are expensive in the early days. Then Free.
Employers will have two options in the future -> A monthly salaried human and a free robot.
People who are aspiring to get 25 lakh package after a degree need to "Rethink".

2024-10-11 08:27:31 UTC

🚀 Decoding #Bitcoin!
An interactive, exercise-first way to learn bitcoin development
100% free and open-source
https://bitcoindevs.xyz/decoding

2024-10-10 11:06:17 UTC

I haven’t heard a single bad thing about Ratan Tata till date.
Very very difficult to maintain that reputation when you’re so big (NW > $100B, popular businessman etc)
Hats off 🫡

2024-10-09 16:20:41 UTC

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👀

2024-10-09 11:41:39 UTC

We are all Satoshi

2024-10-09 07:23:19 UTC

This is mind-blowing.
The same chemical Alex Jones warned was "turning the frogs gay" is destroying testosterone levels in the U.S. population.
Adding insult to injury, this testosterone-depleting chemical is banned across Europe but not the United States.
The chemical is atrazine.
What is atrazine, and how does it do this? Atrazine is a widely-used herbicide sprayed on crops like corn and sugarcane to control weeds.
It disrupts hormone function by increasing the activity of an enzyme called aromatase, which converts testosterone into estrogen.
In men, this can contribute to conditions like decreased muscle mass, low libido, and even feminization.
And we spray 70 million pounds of this tasteless, odorless, chemical on our food, while it's illegal to do so in Europe.
Make it make sense.
Full episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0lTyhvOeJs

2024-10-09 06:54:11 UTC

HBO says Peter Todd is satoshi and his response was perfect
"This is going to be very funny when you put this into the documentary and a bunch of bitcoiners watch it."

2024-10-08 07:12:55 UTC

uBlock Origin supports filtering CNAME cloaking sites on Firefox now
https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/commit/6acf97bf51

2024-10-07 11:26:53 UTC

In the future AI will decide for you:
- Are you fit for the job?
- Should you get married?
- Whom did you get married to?
- Should you have kids?
-Do you need sex at all?
- Should you get divorced?
- Do you deserve to get a loan?
- Are you a good citizen according to AI standards?
- Should you be allowed to travel beyond a distance?
- Are you a good driver or a bad driver?
- Should you get health insurance at all?
- Are you safe for the society?
- Are you safe for the climate?
- Should you be able to use payment networks? Satoshi knew what is about to come.
- AI will record all your assets, which needs validation every time.
- In court, AI judges will decide your case.
AI is not what you think. AI is beyond our imagination.
First stage: 90% do not know about AI
Second stage: Most people worldwide have started using AI in some form.
Third stage: You love using AI experience, and you are just enjoying every bit of it. Everyone will be super happy with technology.
Last Stage: Everyone is going to act like a Zombie.
We are in the middle of the first and second stages.

2024-10-06 07:56:54 UTC

Run DeGoogled phones, Linux Computers, and self-host your own Nextcloud online ecosystem.

2024-10-04 11:44:17 UTC

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MUST READ 👇🏻
https://evanhatch.medium.com/len-sassaman-and-satoshi-e483c85c2b10
#note1khf…pln5

2024-10-04 11:40:23 UTC

Len Sasseman.
Remember the name

2024-10-04 07:53:08 UTC

DunkedIn
New version of LinkedIn where everybody shares the stories of their failures. So that others can read and feel at ease that they aren’t the only loser.

2024-10-04 07:42:57 UTC

"Talk is cheap. Show me the code."
—Linus Torvalds (Creator of Linux)

2024-10-04 07:40:53 UTC

Mark Zuckerberg's new "smart glasses" can be used to identify an individual and obtain access to their personal information, including their home address.
https://nypost.com/2024/10/03/lifestyle/terrifying-new-app-shows-how-meta-smart-glasses-can-help-you-identify-a-stranger-on-the-street-and-find-their-home-address/

2024-10-04 07:35:54 UTC

YouTube Starts Shadowbanning Accounts for Using VPN ❌
Shadowbanning results in content being unavailable when trying to watch a video .
These restrictions apply to both the web version and mobile apps , but the platform makes no official statements about this .
Experts associate this measure with the fight against the manipulation of paid views . 🤷🏼‍♀️
☝🏻The shadowban cannot be bypassed using VPN , incognito mode or repeated logins; the only way out for users is to create backup accounts .
Technical problems have been observed since August , and support volunteers warn that the ban is not expected to be lifted.

2024-10-04 07:26:45 UTC

A new HBO documentary 'Money Electric: The #Bitcoin Mystery' claims to have cracked the true identity of the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto—Politico
The big reveal is set to air next Wednesday at 2 a.m. CET (Tuesday at 9 p.m. EST).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSF0KGsFuI8
https://www.politico.eu/article/mystery-creator-bitcoin-identified-new-hbo-documentary-satoshi-nakamoto-crypto-currency/
I think we make a hell of a case in the film, and I think that who we land on is unexpected and is going to result in a fair amount of controversy. I think that people are going to debate it regardless of how strong of a case we made, and that’s fine. That’s the nature of this space. We had a lot more evidence than we were able to include in the film.
But it’s going to be up to the audience—how they view the case, how they view the evidence, and whether or not they’re convinced.

2024-09-25 13:27:30 UTC

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clickbait

2024-09-25 08:15:30 UTC

What’s your age and how often do you talk to your parents?

2024-09-25 08:10:09 UTC

User Privacy in Linux
https://www.hackingarticles.in/osint-user-privacy-in-linux/

2024-09-25 07:49:23 UTC

Soon™ is Now! Sidekick is officially out in the wild and ready to join you on your private crypto adventures. Go find your forgotten older phone and visit sidekick.monerujo.app for all the info. 🔐📱📲💸
#Monero

2024-09-23 07:52:41 UTC

Indian Gen Z are getting exposed to a lifestyle they can't really afford with their self-earned income, but since the peer pressure to flex is too high, they are ready to get trapped in easy credits or are busy milking inherited wealth just to get a feeling that they exist.

2024-09-23 07:30:21 UTC

Online tools for determining geolocation by photo:
agent.earthkit.app (GeoClip + Google Lens)
earthkit.app
geospy.ai or usersearch.ai GeoSpy integration
picarta.ai
labs.tib.eu/geoestimation/
#OSINT

2024-09-22 07:15:05 UTC

YouTube has completely blocked Invidious ❌
The Invidious platform is an open-source, decentralized alternative YouTube interface and mirror that allows you to watch YouTube videos anonymously and without ads.
However, now when trying to play YouTube videos through Invidious, users encounter the error "This helps protect our community . "
The developers of Invidious comment on the situation as follows:
"Sad news for everyone. YouTube/Google has fixed the last workaround we had to restore video playback functionality.
We don't have any other solutions/fixes at this time. You can get Invidious to work on residential IPs (like at home), but Invidious will no longer work on data center IPs.
This is not the death of this project. We will still try to find new solutions, but it may take time, perhaps months."

2024-09-21 07:09:24 UTC

Thunderbird email support won't be extended for older Windows and Mac systems
Users of the open source email client Thunderbird who still run it on old versions of Windows or Mac will no longer get updates for the program from next month onward.
The team behind the email client announced that support will end as scheduled. This means that this month's Thunderbird 115.15.0 release was the last major release for those platforms.
https://www.ghacks.net/2024/09/20/thunderbird-email-support-wont-be-extended-for-older-windows-and-mac-systems/

2024-09-20 07:52:52 UTC

1. United States - $12.16B
2. United Kingdom - $3.67B
3. Bhutan - $782.46M
4. El Salvador - $351.75M
5. India - Guess?
#Bitcoin holding of Governments across the world.

2024-09-20 07:12:19 UTC

“Inflation is just another word for money printing.”
- Samson Mow

2024-09-19 07:02:53 UTC

62K

2024-09-18 17:23:53 UTC

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"A society cannot evolve and become civilised without a spontaneously emergent moral and ethical code, absent of imposition of it by a higher power or an authority through violence or coercion. Those who live in a world where this order doesn't exist are simply unfortunate and will have to attempt to bring it about through argument, discourse, cooperation and reason.
It might seem inconceivable, difficult and nearly impossible, but it certainly is the right thing to do."
#note19mw…lmwp

2024-09-18 17:21:22 UTC

Imagine the life these Hezbollah guys will lead now.
Imagine peeing your pants, each time the toaster ejects the bread.

2024-09-17 13:41:54 UTC

Successful, well earning individuals in their 30s are incredibly lonely.

2024-09-17 13:30:20 UTC

2024-09-17 09:26:43 UTC

👁Privacy doesn't matter to him...
Larry Ellison, the founder of the great Oracle company, seems to believe that privacy is not important, at least that is what his latest statements suggest:
"A surveillance system with police body cameras, cameras in cars and autonomous drones, all monitored by AI, will constantly record and report on police and citizens, helping everyone behave in the best possible way."
Who will be able to provide the infrastructure for such a gigantic task? Indeed, your company, Oracle.

2024-09-16 16:14:38 UTC

"What’s so bad about Google having all my data?"
Imagine a neighbor of you knowing:
Where you live,
Every secret question you "google", that you wouldn't just ask a stranger,
All your photos, analyzed for child pornography, categorized, sorted. Including the location they were taken and the people they were taken with.
All your contacts, how often you call them, text them...
All the places you go, what places you search for, where you stay and when,
All your mails, scanned for content, analyzed (text is by far the easiest to scan)
All your payments, where you pay how much for what
All your other files, when you write something into spreadsheet, doc, private note or anything.
All apps you install, including menstruation trackers, vibrator apps, training apps idk. what else there could be you absolutely don't want Google to have access to.
Just think of some embarrassing websites you visited the past few days.
How your voice sounds, how you look like, when you are on your phone...
The list goes on.
Still don't care?
And Google doesn't keep the data to themselves. Think about it next time you use anything from Google.
@npub140r…0enn

2024-09-16 11:25:19 UTC

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2024-09-16 11:19:38 UTC

🌏 World Economic Forum founder Klaus Schwab on #privacy:
In this new world, we have to accept transparency, and I will say total transparency, everything is going to be transparent and you have to get used to it, you have to behave accordingly. It becomes... How to put it... integrated into your personality, but if you have nothing to hide, you shouldn't be worried.

2024-09-16 11:17:29 UTC

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👀
#note1dfu…2kq5

2024-09-15 08:09:22 UTC

Men over 30 - what’s a piece of advice you would give to someone in their 20s?
"No advice. Everyone’s environment variables are different. One size never fits all. What worked for me, would never work for you. The only way to learn is to make your own mistakes"

2024-09-14 07:33:21 UTC

Uptober? 🚀

2024-09-14 07:18:00 UTC

Binsider is a tool for reverse engineering files directly in the terminal , providing both static and dynamic analysis .
It allows you to obtain general information about binary files , examine their structures (sections , segments , symbols , etc. ) , and track system calls and program execution .
The tool includes functions for extracting strings , analyzing linked libraries , viewing file contents as a hexdump , which makes it a powerful and convenient solution for analysis in the terminal interface .
https://github.com/orhun/binsider

2024-09-14 07:15:22 UTC

1. Cognitive Dissonance: It's like having a mental conflict when you hold two contradictory beliefs or attitudes at the same time. It's that feeling of discomfort when your thoughts and actions don't align, making you feel a bit confused or conflicted.
2. Doublethink: Imagine being able to hold two completely opposite beliefs in your mind and accepting both of them as true. It's like convincing yourself that black is white and up is down. It's a concept from George Orwell's novel 1984, where people are manipulated into accepting contradictory ideas without questioning them.
3. Herd Mentality: Ever seen a group of sheep blindly following each other? That's kind of what herd mentality is. It's when people adopt the opinions or behaviors of a larger group without thinking for themselves. They go along with the crowd, even if it might not be the best decision or idea.

2024-09-13 13:45:12 UTC

Are you living in the instant gratification mode?
Technology has enabled easy access to resources in the past few decades.
Now, we’ve reached a point where resources are available at the tap of a phone, as long as you have the capital to spend.
When you have easy access to resources, you want to get them as soon as possible, and that’s when instant gratification starts building within us.
Instant gratification, as a post-emotion after making enough capital, can sometimes take over if we don’t follow rational decision-making.
But what if the instant gratification is tied to earning capital so we can spend on resources to multiply that gratification?
Eventually, it can turn into an addiction, pushing us toward all kinds of shortcuts to make quick capital and spend it even faster.
The whole process happens in such a subtle way that we start to feel like this is what life is all about.
But it’s just an illusion of the wealth we think we’ll build. That day would never come if you’re stuck in the instant gratification mode.

2024-09-12 11:02:43 UTC

GM #Nostr 🫂⚡💜
Banks are a tax on poor people.
The average world citizen spends 6 weeks of their salary to pay for the banking system. That's more than they spend on taxes.
No wonder Banks view #Bitcoin as a threat.

2024-09-07 11:22:12 UTC

Ganpati Bappa Moriya…
Bhagwan Ganesha represents five elements which constitute the universe.
Trunk: Air
Body: Earth
Belly: Space
Elephant head: Water
Four hands: Fire
This representation of Bhagavan Ganesh as ‘Panch-tattva Dev’ shows the inner journey, leading a person to realize ‘Aham Brahman Asmi’ – that the Lord and I are one.
Going deep into it...
Ganesha = Gan + Ishwar
Gan could represent a group of conscious humans.
Ishwar could represent a guiding light.
Ganesha could represent a guiding light for people who are seeking consciousness.
When you worship Ganesha, you surrender to a form, which is an idol.
In that act, you surrender your ego and desire.
Not everyone does that these days, but that’s the original way of worshipping.
Nowadays, we boost both ego and desire when we worship god idols.
Ego boosting happens when we try to create a social status around bringing Ganesha home, and desire boosting happens when we ask for thousands of things from Ganesha before we bring him home.
But when you surrender yourself fully without any ego or desire, you embark on the journey of consciousness, and you start seeing positive changes around your life. Money starts attracting you, your relationships begin to improve, your mind becomes calm and peaceful, and you start living a happy life... but it’s not forever.
Maya will keep trying to snatch it away from you in the form of ego, desire, past memories, outside influences, challenges, health issues, and many other forms.
That’s when you need to embody Ganesha in yourself, fight like Ganesha as you read in his stories where he fought various demons.
You need to use your intelligence like Ganesha, and you need to follow your dharma just as Ganesha did whenever his Gan asked him for protection.
When you follow this path of becoming Ganesha, you become liberated from all kinds of thoughts and reach a state of pure consciousness, which brings compassion for human beings.

2024-08-10 07:28:00 UTC

I'm not sure what's happening in the world right now, but a lot of it confirms my belief that religion is the most destructive invention in human history.

2024-08-04 11:08:35 UTC

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Where can I watch this for free?

2024-07-26 12:19:29 UTC

Litecoin MWEB on Cake Wallet 👀⏳

2024-07-25 11:48:35 UTC

Anyone ever migrate from Proton Mail to Tuta? #asknostr

2024-07-09 12:51:17 UTC

Germany's sell-off is a classic example of how transparent #Bitcoin is.
Everyone can verify the chain in real time when the government buys, sells, and transfers.
On the other hand, how much do they print, and what do they do with printed money?
No one knows in real time!