/rapport/ - Rapport

This is the logic behind the type of tech we will migrate towards.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=spDS7q6uRkY

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Saw a femjeet scam a free bottle of tequila today. 
She came up to the cashier with a brown paper bag that was wet on the bottom and had broken glass in it. She said that the bottle fell through the bottom of the bag because the bag got wet while she was outside(there was .0001 cm of rain today). Anyway, a bag full of glass got her a free $20 bottle. These goyim aren't ready for the poojeets.

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 >>/74144/
Watching now

 >>/74146/
Its a pretty short and simple video and logic.
If we have infinite thinking machines, the only way to secure against them is with physical power.
In reality it will be both, rather than our current reliance in intelligence alone, based on the mistake of thinking humans would be always the only ones we are against.

 >>/74147/
So we will all get downgraded to a "physically constrained" computer? 
That would suck

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 >>/74148/
That is not exactly it.
This is about the way the networks function, right now we have a select few people who own the keys and we trust them to not copy those keys or fuck them up. Part of today's disaster was due to an indian corp having joined that trusted group and creating a key secret that was just "4" lmao.

We also have a barrier that "nobody can do reverse engineering and find all of the flaws in a software! it would take decades", which is no longer the case.

A "physically constrained" security works by the logic that we have a known number of powerful machines in the world that can make this "data diamond", and we can derive from that to trust it.
It's never impossible that someone else would be able to reproduce it, but it will necessarily cost them more than they will get by breaking it.

For us users, it would only mean that we would login in services and even secure our connections (such as loading an URL) via the blockchain, using tokens. 
But also mean that in order to host your own shit securely on the network via your computer, you would have to either buy/lend some of that security diamond, or produce your own (enough of it to make it too costly to steal your shit, more or less like how heavy is your safe door).

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 >>/74149/
So the strategy is shifting to trying to keep AI abilities out of the hands of "bad guys"? Makes me think that the AI tech is done growing for now. 

To follow the airplane analogy; if they're trying to control Xyla's Cessna then they probably haven't built the YF-23 yet.

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 >>/74150/
It's not about making AI too expensive for the bad guys, its about making it unprofitable to use AI (or other means) to break/steal shit. It will cost too much to break shit, but just using shit in general will not cost too much.

The only negative is that it costs to secure expensive shit. If your shit is worthless, then it is cheap to protect it.

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 >>/74151/
Interesting. 
I'll keep pondering on it with my 0.8 human processing speed. I wonder how this economy would apply to stuff like cracking open all the ps5 games, or all Adobe software.

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 >>/74152/
That particular issue is a whole different rabbit hole.
The above is mainly about networks, so in principle they could make the traditional DRM path of the game only running if it authenticates with the blockchain, gets the Steam token and confirms its yours via digital contract, like NFTs and shit.

But that doesn't keep it from being able to reverse engineer the software and remove that drm, or simply making a whole clone of the game from videos.

Streamed gameplay or streamed packages (like MMOs) would prevent the first case, but not the second. 

But in truth the industry has already accepting that intellectual property is mostly over, and they are trying to 'embrace' the immaterial nature of software instead. When any game's character editor can make any person/character from a single prompt, trying to hold on to IP is crazy. So they want to tokenize it and share the profits.

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In principle it would be the end of security by obscurity (or a large reduction of it), including the assumption that software is all transparent now.

But you could use the crypto thing to protect part of your software, like a DRM section of it, which can be executed but cannot be read/modified. You would need to make it so a vital part of the software is inside of that blob so if people replaced that part it would break the software. It would be expensive to make, and it could be broken if you threw money/energy to break it.

I can't really imagine a situation in which this would make sense, but maybe.

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 >>/74154/
Nice aesthetic egirl pics

I think I would understand this better if I knew how computers and networks worked. 
> could be broken if you threw money/energy to break it
Would be bad if, like in our current system, one party had infinite money.

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 >>/74155/
Its already more or less the case, if you pay a really good programmer he can crack the protection of any software, but it will cost like 50-100k+ to get someone like that for that amount of time.
So its neither worth it for an individual trying to steal that software for himself that is 70 bucks, nor worth it for pirate business trying to make a profit from it underselling the original 70 bucks. This is how security really works, rather than law and stuff (those are addeded infosec/risk costs)

Now you could do it for less than the price of a full game, or will be able to do soon.

So adding the physical/energy cost to tech is just a way to restore that.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/VwqzLiXyfGI

Here we go

 >>/74149/
> today's disaster was due to an indian corp having joined that trusted group and creating a key secret that was just "4"
Actually no.
The disaster was for the keys were exposed, and not because it was 4. They also had 2-3 digit keys.
It worked fine up until now.

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Morning.

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> 5GW got 50x worse overnight
Welp.

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> Who said you could touch grass here? Hit the road dude

 >>/74160/
What happened now?
I'm still eating my current events slop from yesterday

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 >>/74161/
As I expected, this is not individual cases 'starting to pop up', its the secret patching iceberg's tip.

https://pwn.watch/

Any amount of patching will only delay/mitigate the problem. The only solution is new hardened tech, and that includes in the very internet protocols themselves and ISP infrastructure.
So the internet1 collapse is unavoidable.

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 >>/74162/
> Axios reports that major U.S. banks, including Morgan Stanley, Bank of America, JPMorgan and Wells Fargo, are detecting third-party AI agents operating inside customer accounts. In most cases the agent logs in with the customer's own credentials and permission, which breaks bank rules that require people to log in themselves. Some banks also saw agents contact call centers or take actions that appeared independent of user instructions, and executives say they often can't tell a human from an agent, or an authorized agent from a rogue one.

 >>/74165/
They have programmable APIs for a reason. Why do they complain?

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So, regarding cryptos. Could I trust Kraken will hold my shit through the pandemic? 

I'm aware self-custody is the ideal, but its not exactly easy to pull it off safely and there are some costs.

> doing it with a software wallet requires you to do with a fresh new computer install and offline to make sure you don't have a wallet sniffing malware pre-existing in your system
> every time you were to touch that money you would have to go through the same procedure 
> hardware wallets aren't cheap for the amount of money I'm trying to protect
> transaction fees in and out

Is there a middle of the road solution?

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If we are going to have to work with crypto anyway later maybe getting a hardware ledger is worth the cost, but who knows what ledger will be compatible with whatever stablecoin/cbdc/payment terminals we will end up with.

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 >>/74167/
Kraken is where I have that expensive XRP
It's... still there. 
If obscurity is no longer security, then using an exchange makes some sense because you wouldn't be the only one concerned with the security of your crypto. 

 >>/74165/
> "Yes, hello! This huge order of computer parts is fraudulent okay! I was hacked by AI"

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https://x.com/JasonDClinton/status/2113325263157395456

> anthropic head of security
> (we need to hold on for ~18 months.)

Oof.

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 >>/74170/
What happens in 18 months?

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 >>/74171/
He is saying that its how long it will take to have no vulnerable systems by using Claude and all of the other AIs to get it done...

In reality that wouldn't really resolve the problem. And this is more or less a planed digital pandemic, and they are WEFoids, so we have to understand that means the timeframe they are planning for it.

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Zuck sent me this instagram reel like it was that cross-city sniper shot from "Wanted"

 >>/74172/
Seems like this AI paradigm shift (lol) will destroy a lot of the smaller parts of the internet, further consolidating traffic and power to the giant tech corps. Or at least that's the vibe I'm getting. 

When will new thing not be bad thing?

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r8 my flow. Good enough for 2,500C tungsten?

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 >>/74173/
It's a duality. The individual has a lot more power than he had before, but the corporations are beyond imagination powerful.
Not to say the power relationship is unchanged, its worse, but that is a short term thing.

Its a new cycle with low-entropy, rather than being stuck in high-entropy forever.

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 >>/74176/
Where do I get one of those goofy shirts?

 >>/74175/
I feel like this meme right now
"low-entropy? ... that's good"

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 >>/74177/
Entropy is when whites miscigenate and become brown, when everyone is brown and ugly and you don't have cute blacks and cute whites and cute chineses and so on, and a few mixed spicy ones, its high-entropy.
When there are different races, its high-entropy.

Hope that helps.

 >>/74178/
When there are different races, its low-entropy.

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The old financial system had run its course, the rich and poor were pretty much settled.
The old tech system was locked in Windows, Microsoft, Adobe, gay woke AAA studios, etc...

Now its all up in the air. No winners no losers.

Eventually it will all be gay high entropy again, but the journey is when the really good shit is made.

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 >>/74178/
Hehe. Thank you for putting it in terms of racism and cute girls.
I get the general idea, but not always how it applies to certain topics.

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Morning.

Current considerations:
I'm going to self-custody my coins, if they are going to pop the banks, they are going to pop the exchanges. Will do it tomorrow, will write a guide how to do that too.

Repondered my duration of SHTF from 3 to 12 months, don't buy the 18 months.

Got myself starlink, its not too expensive and will likely be the first system to secure itself.

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 >>/74184/
gm

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 >>/74182/
Those knife/sword tv merchant infomercials were a real vibe for US brokies like me who didn't have cable tv. I remember that old hillbilly guy talking about "steeeyul warrryur" brand knives (chinese garbage)
GTA 4 had a knife infomercial on it's in-game tv and they did a good job capturing the feel of it. 

 >>/74184/
> Got starlink
Cool, and I look forward to the guide. 
> why can't I smile without looking evil
All part of being a woman

 >>/74185/
Gm

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https://youtube.com/watch?v=ZGHYhEjrZo0

Looks like Cutlery Corner streams on youtube, though it's some soylennial idubbs looking guy and an ugly woman. Soulless.

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Engineering and fabrication is nearly done on my rear anti-roll bar. 
My car will be 20% more grounded to the ground

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 >>/74191/
Why wasn't VTMB2 like this?

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> have make a new exhaust pipe section to make room for my ARB
Brutal, though I have been meaning to do that, the old pipe is rusty and the bends are restrictive.