Live data from Hacker News

U.S. sanctions against the A/I Collective

inventati.org

691–700 of 803 posts

Re: U.S. sanctions against the A/I Collective

#693
post #555

Earlier quoted context omitted.

The pirate bay is still up despite being taken down, is this now also a honeypot?

The Pirate Bay has had legal issues, been raided and taken down in the past. Has 4chan has any issues like this?

It got raided once way back.

Re: U.S. sanctions against the A/I Collective

#694

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Signal will allow traffic analysis. You send the message to signal, if they wish they can write down to whom they send it on. It is impossible to make a secure system without the continuous transmission of dummy messages to large numbers of users.

They don't have to do that because accounts are associated one-to-one with phone numbers.

I don't understand your comment.

Re: U.S. sanctions against the A/I Collective

#695

Earlier quoted context omitted.

How are British refuelling and transport aircraft directly involved in genocide? https://ukdefencejournal.org.uk/palestine-group-attacks-raf-... Its definitely not OK to vandalise things, and if is not terrorism what is it? War? In which case expect the military to shoot back. What about their attack that disabled a police officer mentioned in this thread. That is an attack on her body.

I don't think a country is well-served by an overly broad definition of terrorism. You might disagree: the fact that you mention the military "shooting back" when we're discussing a jet-engine being sabbotaged suggests that you believe a state is allowed to be / ought to be disproportionate in its violence towards its citizens.

> the fact that you mention the military "shooting back" when we're discussing a jet-engine being sabbotaged suggests that you believe a state is allowed to be / ought to be disproportionate in its violence towards its citizens.

That is in no way a good faith interpretation of what I said.

Re: U.S. sanctions against the A/I Collective

#696
post #688

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Signal will allow traffic analysis. You send the message to signal, if they wish they can write down to whom they send it on. It is impossible to make a secure system without the continuous transmission of dummy messages to large numbers of users.

I noticed that more are using Session now and not Signal (no phone number or email required) https://getsession.org

Ah, blockchain-based. Maybe it's fine. I prefer my idea with dummy messages and no ledgers or anything.

Re: U.S. sanctions against the A/I Collective

#697
post #531

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Regarding the honeypot allegations, I'm guessing they're referring to the connections between 4chan's founder, Christopher Poole, aka "moot", and Jeffrey Epstein: https://www.ms.now/opinion/jeffrey-epstein-4chan-chris-poole

That article tells me 4chan wasn't a honeypot but used by Epstein for his chaos or at least he thought about using it.

/pol was made in October 2023 after a meeting between moot and Epstein. 4chan may not have been a honeypot but it’s likely that /pol was influenced heavily by Epstein/Maxwell which indicates a plausible link between/pol and Mossad aligned Intel activities at least.

Re: U.S. sanctions against the A/I Collective

#699
post #530

Earlier quoted context omitted.

MSNBC is far left? Next you'll tell me Joe Biden is a Maoist.

MSNBC is as far left as Fox news is far right.

I see you are not familiar with the far left lol. What passes for left in the USA is the tip of the left iceberg. The leftmost edge of the identity politics in USA is a funny cartoon version. OTOH, the Fox News right is adjacent to far right, but also misses it substantively, just not by as far.

Re: U.S. sanctions against the A/I Collective

#700
post #697
post #531

Earlier quoted context omitted.

That article tells me 4chan wasn't a honeypot but used by Epstein for his chaos or at least he thought about using it.

/pol was made in October 2023 after a meeting between moot and Epstein. 4chan may not have been a honeypot but it’s likely that /pol was influenced heavily by Epstein/Maxwell which indicates a plausible link between/pol and Mossad aligned Intel activities at least.

But /new/ was from before then and was essentially the precursor to /pol/ anyway
Post reply on HN