Surely we'll have more activity!
Pic related is crystals of Bismuth, the heaviest element with a 'stable' radioisotope Bismuth-209 decays with a half life of 1.9*10^19 years, lmao.
/cyb/ - Cyberpunk Fiction and Fact
Cyberpunk is the idea that technology will condemn us to a future of totalitarian nightmares here you can discuss recent events and how technology has been used to facilitate greater control by the elites, or works of fiction
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Anonymous
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Intersection of realms.
Anonymous
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Anonymous
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See the title. We should totally use this newly revived board to spark interest in the deep web, alternative tech, etc., just like what had happened around a year ago with archiving and DIY. At work right now but I'm gonna be downloading TOR onto this laptop and spending a bit exploring.
I wouldn't advocate for illegal activity, but just post whatever interests you or you think would be fun to visit as a board. I bet we could shake a forum or two up at the very least, eh?
I wouldn't advocate for illegal activity, but just post whatever interests you or you think would be fun to visit as a board. I bet we could shake a forum or two up at the very least, eh?
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Anonymous
No.889
>>888
I've used Brave and it's alright. I just use plain Tor Browser since I am more experienced with that and I can rest assured of its general security. I can't guarantee anything with Brave other than a tolerable anti-spam advertisement model and nice UI.
I've used Brave and it's alright. I just use plain Tor Browser since I am more experienced with that and I can rest assured of its general security. I can't guarantee anything with Brave other than a tolerable anti-spam advertisement model and nice UI.
Anonymous
No.890
I recently found out that Brave just added that as a way of using .onion domains on Brave. As good as Brave is, it's not as secure as Tor. And hell, even Tor isn't so safe since there are small zero-days and issues with security if you're using specific sites regularly enough to be tracked.
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I never really trusted TOR and its "untracability", but considering not everyone is a part of the bog gov't, that can be more than enough for guaranteeing an user's anonymity.
Anecdotal, sure but I spent a while wondering "How" recently.
If you think you're safe using TOR browser, posting or finding info or dissident stuff, evading some bans, having different accounts for whatever reason and not getting them linked or because your DSL comes with a static IP and now browsers and OSes are like sponges that will get you identified, hacking or anything, remain skeptic.
Elite proxies and other things like that are a thing of the past. Only good to maybe override a regional block on some shit site. For most websites you should be fine with TOR, or I believe so. But I never expected that from a site we know well, one of the admins knew how to do it. And he did it!
No name will be given but I had a chat with him, either you're bluffing, either you're skilled, and well if you let me know that, you're based.
Imagine, I make a trolling account on a /pol/ forum. Register the email adress from a proxy in Germany on a PC I just connected on the internet. My network of course, behind a NAT router blocking what should be blocked.
It's running LinuxMint 19 64bit, XFCE, all up-to-date, apt-get the TOR package and all run smoothly, last version installed, and I think it's safe, let's try this out, since my customer wanted something safe.
>Shitpost in the aforementioned horse-politics forum, and the next day, get caught. «samefag!»
With hundred of users on this place at once, it can't be a wild guess, and go through a long process of repeating the experiment, finding what leaked.
2017 already there was a secu fault since a simple file:// could identify your machine. Even with a minimal lot of scripts loaded I wonder how this could have been possible. I repeated the process checking what most can do, with nothing relevant so far.
I'm not bragging anywhere, not on IRC or Discord about that troll account or even suggested its existence, which would leak. My wildest guess would be on the metadata from uploading an avatar for my guy, that could carry a signature of some kind, but that again is unlikely.
TBH, It was worth being banned from that site for this, afteall it's just a game but gets intresting.
Of course the admin could have lied and said ( On IRC, which I jumped in immediately, to claim my purity and play the poor innocent guy)
«Just kidding, I trolled you, it was random and indeed without proof, should've lift the ban you can move on, don't pay attention keep posting!» while not telling me he knew it was me. Or
«I recognized your style and punctuation and based a wild guess and baited you to admit and it worked.»
which would be a bold assume, and doesn't ressembles the guy, but since he mentioned cash,
«I know You're this Mote guy shitposting as that antifa on crack using TOR.»
And evasively hinted that yes, he made it. He tracked my original IP or managed to identify me over TOR, noscript, but this guy knows an exploit or security fault, and of course, he's using it.
Of course it's my abuse of trust, even small - wouldn't leak anything huge without at least using a throwaway phone with a free demo sim card with a few megs of data. But I could have used a random phone, or dumpster laptop on gentoo in a public wifi, a café, supermarket's or even spoofing my location.
Because even if you jump on the neighbor's wifi, a simple peek at the whois will reveal your location, and now on a small city, that's just begging for the wild guess/intuition, You should appear really at two different locations - home, no proxy or anything weird - and your troll, far away from there. Which you can get done with Tor.
You should NOT trust something that pretends to be safe, even with SSL and noscript, and a few stuff.
So far, after rechecking everything, my wild guess would be
- I use a rather odd resolution ( 1920x1200 )
- TOR, now even maximized puts a border to reduce the workspace to a certain fake resolution, like it's a security measure that given it out, instead of suggesting a common 1920x1080 resolution.
- It does keeps the aspect ratio, a simple rule of three reveals the native resolution and hints enough on the browser to link an user to another.
- Something else.
Anecdotal, sure but I spent a while wondering "How" recently.
If you think you're safe using TOR browser, posting or finding info or dissident stuff, evading some bans, having different accounts for whatever reason and not getting them linked or because your DSL comes with a static IP and now browsers and OSes are like sponges that will get you identified, hacking or anything, remain skeptic.
Elite proxies and other things like that are a thing of the past. Only good to maybe override a regional block on some shit site. For most websites you should be fine with TOR, or I believe so. But I never expected that from a site we know well, one of the admins knew how to do it. And he did it!
No name will be given but I had a chat with him, either you're bluffing, either you're skilled, and well if you let me know that, you're based.
Imagine, I make a trolling account on a /pol/ forum. Register the email adress from a proxy in Germany on a PC I just connected on the internet. My network of course, behind a NAT router blocking what should be blocked.
It's running LinuxMint 19 64bit, XFCE, all up-to-date, apt-get the TOR package and all run smoothly, last version installed, and I think it's safe, let's try this out, since my customer wanted something safe.
>Shitpost in the aforementioned horse-politics forum, and the next day, get caught. «samefag!»
With hundred of users on this place at once, it can't be a wild guess, and go through a long process of repeating the experiment, finding what leaked.
2017 already there was a secu fault since a simple file:// could identify your machine. Even with a minimal lot of scripts loaded I wonder how this could have been possible. I repeated the process checking what most can do, with nothing relevant so far.
I'm not bragging anywhere, not on IRC or Discord about that troll account or even suggested its existence, which would leak. My wildest guess would be on the metadata from uploading an avatar for my guy, that could carry a signature of some kind, but that again is unlikely.
TBH, It was worth being banned from that site for this, afteall it's just a game but gets intresting.
Of course the admin could have lied and said ( On IRC, which I jumped in immediately, to claim my purity and play the poor innocent guy)
«Just kidding, I trolled you, it was random and indeed without proof, should've lift the ban you can move on, don't pay attention keep posting!» while not telling me he knew it was me. Or
«I recognized your style and punctuation and based a wild guess and baited you to admit and it worked.»
which would be a bold assume, and doesn't ressembles the guy, but since he mentioned cash,
«I know You're this Mote guy shitposting as that antifa on crack using TOR.»
And evasively hinted that yes, he made it. He tracked my original IP or managed to identify me over TOR, noscript, but this guy knows an exploit or security fault, and of course, he's using it.
Of course it's my abuse of trust, even small - wouldn't leak anything huge without at least using a throwaway phone with a free demo sim card with a few megs of data. But I could have used a random phone, or dumpster laptop on gentoo in a public wifi, a café, supermarket's or even spoofing my location.
Because even if you jump on the neighbor's wifi, a simple peek at the whois will reveal your location, and now on a small city, that's just begging for the wild guess/intuition, You should appear really at two different locations - home, no proxy or anything weird - and your troll, far away from there. Which you can get done with Tor.
You should NOT trust something that pretends to be safe, even with SSL and noscript, and a few stuff.
So far, after rechecking everything, my wild guess would be
- I use a rather odd resolution ( 1920x1200 )
- TOR, now even maximized puts a border to reduce the workspace to a certain fake resolution, like it's a security measure that given it out, instead of suggesting a common 1920x1080 resolution.
- It does keeps the aspect ratio, a simple rule of three reveals the native resolution and hints enough on the browser to link an user to another.
- Something else.
Anonymous
No.1149
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>>885
I wouldn't trust a VPN. Just setup your own proxy or use Tor.
>>888
>TOR add-on.
never use any Tor addons or "tor tabs" always use...
1) Tor Browser (better because it doesn't have the same fingerprint as your main browser. also, set your security level to safer/safest in Tor Browser settings. Do not use any tripcodes, names or avatars AND always clear the meta-data from all files that you upload!)
Protip: if you use Linux, you can use https://github.com/micahflee/torbrowser-launcher to securely download and verify Tor Browser
2) Install plain tor and configure it manually as proxy or use torsocks (read https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Tor for more info)
3) Use Tails (safest)
I wouldn't trust a VPN. Just setup your own proxy or use Tor.
>>888
>TOR add-on.
never use any Tor addons or "tor tabs" always use...
1) Tor Browser (better because it doesn't have the same fingerprint as your main browser. also, set your security level to safer/safest in Tor Browser settings. Do not use any tripcodes, names or avatars AND always clear the meta-data from all files that you upload!)
Protip: if you use Linux, you can use https://github.com/micahflee/torbrowser-launcher to securely download and verify Tor Browser
2) Install plain tor and configure it manually as proxy or use torsocks (read https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Tor for more info)
3) Use Tails (safest)
There are also other anonymity networks such as I2P, GNUnet and Freenet (out of these I2P is the best, IMO)
Anonymous
No.1173
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>HOW JOURNALISTS/TOR USERS ARE TRACKED FROM PIXELS TO PACKET INJECTION/ANALYSIS OF NODE PATH
>If you aren't using best practices, those at higher risk need for targeting (ie: journalists under dictatorship) to pay special attention to how they use Tor with other tools (best practices): Covering Traffic analysis from pixel storage to tracking by packet injection analysis, zombie/super cookies and persistent identifiers to name a few...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHK6RYPoVTo
Mirror: https://www.bitchute.com/video/qAgUDBKWNwqn/
>If you aren't using best practices, those at higher risk need for targeting (ie: journalists under dictatorship) to pay special attention to how they use Tor with other tools (best practices): Covering Traffic analysis from pixel storage to tracking by packet injection analysis, zombie/super cookies and persistent identifiers to name a few...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHK6RYPoVTo
Mirror: https://www.bitchute.com/video/qAgUDBKWNwqn/
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Good news! AI is racist as fuck.
http://www.livescience.com/58675-artificial-intelligence-learns-biases-from-human-language.html
Archive
https://mlpol.net/archive/mlpol/13081.html
What are you doing to make pony waifus real
https://mlpol.net/archive/mlpol/11399.html
http://www.livescience.com/58675-artificial-intelligence-learns-biases-from-human-language.html
Archive
https://mlpol.net/archive/mlpol/13081.html
What are you doing to make pony waifus real
https://mlpol.net/archive/mlpol/11399.html
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archive.is and mirrors are blocking Brave browser and others based on it.
The workaround:
>Custom Browser User Scripts: Unblock Brave Browser from Archive.is
https://www.bitchute.com/video/Sglizi2CdX37/
The workaround:
>Custom Browser User Scripts: Unblock Brave Browser from Archive.is
https://www.bitchute.com/video/Sglizi2CdX37/
Anonymous
No.1146
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>ISPs Secretly Proxy Your DNS Requests To Spy (Even If OpenNIC is Set)
>DNS' Dangers/Solutions
https://www.bitchute.com/video/4lfhRcOp1s7p/
>DNS' Dangers/Solutions
https://www.bitchute.com/video/4lfhRcOp1s7p/
Anonymous
No.1147
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Commie cancer.
>Social Equality and Free Software – BoF at DebConf20
>Shortly after yesterday’s start of the Debian Conference 2020, I had the honor to participate in a BoF on social equality in free software, led by the OSI vice president and head of the FOSSASIA community, Hong Phuc Dang. The group of discussants consisted of OSS representatives from a wide variety of countries (India, Indonesia, China, Hong Kong, Germany, Vietnam, Singapore, Japan).
https://www.preining.info/blog/2020/08/social-equality-and-free-software-bof-at-debconf20/
I wonder who is paying the plane tickets, hotels, and assorted expenses.
>Social Equality and Free Software – BoF at DebConf20
>Shortly after yesterday’s start of the Debian Conference 2020, I had the honor to participate in a BoF on social equality in free software, led by the OSI vice president and head of the FOSSASIA community, Hong Phuc Dang. The group of discussants consisted of OSS representatives from a wide variety of countries (India, Indonesia, China, Hong Kong, Germany, Vietnam, Singapore, Japan).
https://www.preining.info/blog/2020/08/social-equality-and-free-software-bof-at-debconf20/
I wonder who is paying the plane tickets, hotels, and assorted expenses.
Anonymous
No.1157
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>Police Use ‘Geofence’ To Find Anyone Close To A Crime Scene
>You could be inadvertently caught up in a police investigation if you happened to be close to a crime scene. It is your cell phone that rats on you as Big Tech firms collect location data. When police figured this out, they went to court to get the data in order to find perpetrators.
https://www.technocracy.news/police-use-geofence-to-find-anyone-close-to-a-crime-scene/
>You could be inadvertently caught up in a police investigation if you happened to be close to a crime scene. It is your cell phone that rats on you as Big Tech firms collect location data. When police figured this out, they went to court to get the data in order to find perpetrators.
https://www.technocracy.news/police-use-geofence-to-find-anyone-close-to-a-crime-scene/
Anonymous
No.1158
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>Flip-side of modern tech? Tesla app outage LOCKS drivers out of cars, as carmaker sues Trump administration over China tariffs
>A worldwide outage has hit Tesla’s app and website, leaving many drivers locked out of their own vehicles. Helpless customers vented their anger online while the system was down for several hours
>Hundreds of Tesla owners around the world reported having trouble logging into the automaker’s app and website on Wednesday.
>Customers also took aim at Tesla for lacking any backup support that would spare owners the inconvenience of having to carry their physical key on them at any given time.
https://www.rt.com/news/501540-tesla-outage-trump-lawsuit/
https://twitter.com/ianpatterson99/status/1308853513380921346
https://twitter.com/faizsays/status/1308874889085018113
>A worldwide outage has hit Tesla’s app and website, leaving many drivers locked out of their own vehicles. Helpless customers vented their anger online while the system was down for several hours
>Hundreds of Tesla owners around the world reported having trouble logging into the automaker’s app and website on Wednesday.
>Customers also took aim at Tesla for lacking any backup support that would spare owners the inconvenience of having to carry their physical key on them at any given time.
https://www.rt.com/news/501540-tesla-outage-trump-lawsuit/
https://twitter.com/ianpatterson99/status/1308853513380921346
https://twitter.com/faizsays/status/1308874889085018113
Anonymous
No.1172
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>Vandals Are Using A Simple Hack To Change Messages On Digital Road Signs
>HOW TO:
>There is a control panel on the signs that is usually protected by a lockbox, but it is often left unlocked, allowing anyone to gain access to the keyboard. Inside the control panel, they will see a screen, which displays a menu. Next, they scroll down the menu to the “Instant Text” selection. At that point, they can type whatever they want into the display and it will appear on the sign. Sometimes there is a password, but most of them all have the same default password of “DOTS.”
https://truththeory.com/vandals-are-using-a-simple-hack-to-change-messages-on-digital-road-signs/
>HOW TO:
>There is a control panel on the signs that is usually protected by a lockbox, but it is often left unlocked, allowing anyone to gain access to the keyboard. Inside the control panel, they will see a screen, which displays a menu. Next, they scroll down the menu to the “Instant Text” selection. At that point, they can type whatever they want into the display and it will appear on the sign. Sometimes there is a password, but most of them all have the same default password of “DOTS.”
https://truththeory.com/vandals-are-using-a-simple-hack-to-change-messages-on-digital-road-signs/
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Post GNU/Linux related stuff here.
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Anonymous
No.1152
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Linux phone.
>Ubuntu Touch on the Pinephone (Linux Smartphone) is coming along nicely. The most usable experience on Pinephone and now, the camera works!
https://www.bitchute.com/video/aDrm4ODpfy85/
>Ubuntu Touch on the Pinephone (Linux Smartphone) is coming along nicely. The most usable experience on Pinephone and now, the camera works!
https://www.bitchute.com/video/aDrm4ODpfy85/
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>>1154
>Pinephone
https://www.pine64.org/pinephone/
Kinda an advertisement, but the intention is to display an alternative to Android and iOS.
>Pinephone
https://www.pine64.org/pinephone/
Kinda an advertisement, but the intention is to display an alternative to Android and iOS.
Anonymous
No.1156
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Anonymous
No.1170
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This thread is all about robo horse waifus. What would be the major technological challenges? How close is current technology? What would you want in your robowaifu?
biopone discussion goes here >>236 →
biopone discussion goes here >>236 →
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Anonymous
No.729
>>705
Those pictures... heavy special snowflake syndrome. Women's solution to personal shortcomings: more style. Not reflecting and changing. Rather trying to make the look work more (which fails because if you're the problem you've got to fix that...).
I know many people fail at personal change where it's necessary but only women try to make the look work and if that doesn't work out everybody but themselves is to blame for whatever doesn't fit into their personal view of the world.
On top of that it's often a guessing what's wrong or what they refer to as they constantly avoid to clearly point at or name an issue. All part of the "you don't understand" victim role and to make their special logic work because if you neither know what they're refering to nor what's the issue with it you can't get on the argumentative level with them. It's nerve-racking.
Those pictures... heavy special snowflake syndrome. Women's solution to personal shortcomings: more style. Not reflecting and changing. Rather trying to make the look work more (which fails because if you're the problem you've got to fix that...).
I know many people fail at personal change where it's necessary but only women try to make the look work and if that doesn't work out everybody but themselves is to blame for whatever doesn't fit into their personal view of the world.
On top of that it's often a guessing what's wrong or what they refer to as they constantly avoid to clearly point at or name an issue. All part of the "you don't understand" victim role and to make their special logic work because if you neither know what they're refering to nor what's the issue with it you can't get on the argumentative level with them. It's nerve-racking.
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Anonymous
No.876
>>875
that screencap is cancer.
>women can be free to fuck chad
Nah dude thats fucking gay, they must be shown their place. and then everything else will start to fall in place. this is the only way to the space reich.
that screencap is cancer.
>women can be free to fuck chad
Nah dude thats fucking gay, they must be shown their place. and then everything else will start to fall in place. this is the only way to the space reich.
Anonymous
No.1148
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>>1109
I don't trust other chans because they could be honeypots.
Also, bow before the unquestionable perfect robowaifu.
I don't trust other chans because they could be honeypots.
Also, bow before the unquestionable perfect robowaifu.
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Today I learned about Birch Worlds for the first time.
They say that if a Black Hole is large enough, the gravity just above its event horizon will be about equal to earth's gravity.
Therefore, one can build a fucking huge artificial shell-world planet built around this black hole to exploit the earthlike gravity at the extreme planet size.
Because normally, a bigger planet means more gravity.
But black holes can piss all over that.
"They allow for normal gravity at extreme planet sizes", says the guy who told me about these.
The bigger the black hole is, the larger the shell around it can be.
"A theoretically infinite number of people could exist on a massive artificial planet built around a sufficiently large black hole, especially if a system of multiple layers of false world is built into the false planet, since there would be little meaningful difference in the gravity between one layer and another" says the birch world fans.
They say that on such a planet, the world would be so large that the world would seem flat to a normal person on the ground. Incomprehensibly large and utterly flat. A single lifetime of endless air travel in a single direction couldn't take you to where you started.
There's only one way to make this even more intense: Add a method for this colossal artificial world to generate energy from the black hole it's built around, letting it become self-sufficient.
Literally the only downside (besides standard theoretical science "bruh what's stopping the fake world from moving too much to one side and getting eaten by the black hole" stuff) is that trying to get off this world would be a bitch. Achieving escape velocity would be tricky.
Still, is that sick or what? A fucking huge theoretical artificial earthlike world that exploits a black hole to gain earthlike gravity.
I know this board is meant for doom-and-gloom science that could create a dystopia, but where else could I post this? The self-improvement board? The sports and shitposting board? The front page, despite its lack of relevance to politics or ponies?
Then again on such a world, long-distance communication between people would be a pain in the ass. FTL communication would be needed for any group to control the whole planet and that's probably never happening. The world's governors would be restricted to governing local areas. The word of a ruler and his rule would end at places his word and soldiers can't travel to in time.
They say that if a Black Hole is large enough, the gravity just above its event horizon will be about equal to earth's gravity.
Therefore, one can build a fucking huge artificial shell-world planet built around this black hole to exploit the earthlike gravity at the extreme planet size.
Because normally, a bigger planet means more gravity.
But black holes can piss all over that.
"They allow for normal gravity at extreme planet sizes", says the guy who told me about these.
The bigger the black hole is, the larger the shell around it can be.
"A theoretically infinite number of people could exist on a massive artificial planet built around a sufficiently large black hole, especially if a system of multiple layers of false world is built into the false planet, since there would be little meaningful difference in the gravity between one layer and another" says the birch world fans.
They say that on such a planet, the world would be so large that the world would seem flat to a normal person on the ground. Incomprehensibly large and utterly flat. A single lifetime of endless air travel in a single direction couldn't take you to where you started.
There's only one way to make this even more intense: Add a method for this colossal artificial world to generate energy from the black hole it's built around, letting it become self-sufficient.
Literally the only downside (besides standard theoretical science "bruh what's stopping the fake world from moving too much to one side and getting eaten by the black hole" stuff) is that trying to get off this world would be a bitch. Achieving escape velocity would be tricky.
Still, is that sick or what? A fucking huge theoretical artificial earthlike world that exploits a black hole to gain earthlike gravity.
I know this board is meant for doom-and-gloom science that could create a dystopia, but where else could I post this? The self-improvement board? The sports and shitposting board? The front page, despite its lack of relevance to politics or ponies?
Then again on such a world, long-distance communication between people would be a pain in the ass. FTL communication would be needed for any group to control the whole planet and that's probably never happening. The world's governors would be restricted to governing local areas. The word of a ruler and his rule would end at places his word and soldiers can't travel to in time.
Anonymous
No.1140
wait I probably need to make this sufficiently grimdark. uh...
Imagine if a corrupt government imprisoned dissenters, removed their brains and put them in self-sustaining cyber-jars rigged to keep the brain alive and simulate pain in the brain, and then stored these jars on an incomprehensibly large Birch World.
There would be so much motherfucking room. There could be millions of tortured brains. Billions. Fuckillions. It would be horrible.
Imagine if a corrupt government imprisoned dissenters, removed their brains and put them in self-sustaining cyber-jars rigged to keep the brain alive and simulate pain in the brain, and then stored these jars on an incomprehensibly large Birch World.
There would be so much motherfucking room. There could be millions of tortured brains. Billions. Fuckillions. It would be horrible.
Anonymous
No.1141
>>1139
It would be awesome.
A book or sci-fi work about a constantly expanding birch world. Where over time the world is being pulled apart for new populations.
A real incredible thing to have in any kind of tech is time-space manipulation.
Technically it is possible to achieve time travel as well, but the raw material and construction would exhaust the entire universe.
It would be awesome.
A book or sci-fi work about a constantly expanding birch world. Where over time the world is being pulled apart for new populations.
A real incredible thing to have in any kind of tech is time-space manipulation.
Technically it is possible to achieve time travel as well, but the raw material and construction would exhaust the entire universe.
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Anonymous
No.1143
>>1142
Yeah thats where i learned about it
The stellaris mod
though personally I think a galaxy wide megaslice ringworld thing is better, since it is galaxy wide. That's probably bigger than a reallybigblack hole.
Yeah thats where i learned about it
The stellaris mod
though personally I think a galaxy wide megaslice ringworld thing is better, since it is galaxy wide. That's probably bigger than a reallybigblack hole.
>>1139
This is only theoretically possible, in practicality, the mass of the structure itself would generate its own gravity and rip itself apart with the slightest of movements. You'd need a super light, super strong material to build it, and you'd need more material than a single galaxy could even provide. Say you could construct it out of pure hydrogen, the most common element in the universe, there wouldn't be enough in this entire galaxy to do it.
This is only theoretically possible, in practicality, the mass of the structure itself would generate its own gravity and rip itself apart with the slightest of movements. You'd need a super light, super strong material to build it, and you'd need more material than a single galaxy could even provide. Say you could construct it out of pure hydrogen, the most common element in the universe, there wouldn't be enough in this entire galaxy to do it.
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What are the best crypto currencies to invest in?
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In the nightmare cyberpunk world of 2020, everyone needs at least some human voices to find comfort. With the technology for any one to broadcast their voice but very few ways to spread it over the propaganda, podcasts become a new form of propaganda. But smart citizens, the underground, the horse fuckers and the nazis knew how to find the voices spreading truth and interesting conversations..
So tell me horse fucking nazis. What podcasts do you listen to?
So tell me horse fucking nazis. What podcasts do you listen to?
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Anonymous
No.1119
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Tests have been done in the 60s.
(https://books.google.com/books?hl=en&lr=&id=rNzTBwAAQBAJ&oi=fnd&pg=PA159&ots=IkAp9tmKDY&sig=2vMfeEsut8daKaQUyXdcJx9WcJQ#v=onepage&q&f=false)
Although, that's typical of the theory, there is application magnetically.
>Magnetism is found throughout the Universe. Magnetic fields are known to exist in planets, stars, accretion disks, the interstellar medium, galaxies and in active galactic nulcei (cf. the article on galactic magnetic fields). Often these magnetic fields are generated and maintained by magnetohydrodynamic dynamo action (e.g. the solar dynamo or planetary dynamos, which are described by hydromagnetic dynamo theory), and in many cases the magnetic field is dynamically dominant, determining the evolution of the object.
Topics studied within MHD include typical computational astrophysics topics, such as magneto-convection, MHD turbulence and hydromagnetic dynamo action. Typically, a multitude of intermittent magnetic structures are generated in such systems, e.g. magnetic flux tubes, loops, filaments and arcades. On the Sun and other stars, these magnetic structures may take the form of cool spots (sunspots) and magnetic bright points.
Magnetic structures can store enormous amounts of energy that may be released through reconnection of magnetic field lines (MHD reconnection) leading to solar flares and stellar or even galactic eruptions. It is in this way that the Sun causes storms in the heliospherical magnetic field and ultimately aurorae and space weather.
>In engineering MHD is employed to study, e.g., the magnetic behavior of plasmas in fusion reactors, liquid-metal cooling of nuclear reactors and electromagnetic casting.
>Topics studied within MHD include typical computational astrophysics topics, such as magneto-convection, MHD turbulence and hydromagnetic dynamo action. Typically, a multitude of intermittent magnetic structures are generated in such systems, e.g. magnetic flux tubes, loops, filaments and arcades. On the Sun and other stars, these magnetic structures may take the form of cool spots (sunspots) and magnetic bright points.
>Magnetic structures can store enormous amounts of energy that may be released through reconnection of magnetic field lines (MHD reconnection) leading to solar flares and stellar or even galactic eruptions. It is in >this way that the Sun causes storms in the heliospherical magnetic field and ultimately aurorae and space weather.
reconnection of magnetic field lines (MHD reconnection)
A connector or central powering system that's within range that drives the fuel(lack of? power) economy.
http://www.scholarpedia.org/article/Magnetohydrodynamics
There's space travel relations…
https://www.netl.doe.gov/File%20Library/Events/2014/MHD/2-1-MPGW-NASA-IBlanksonPresentation10012014.pdf
The government really does hide this stuff… And, only release the conventional. Rather than the unconventional as it should… There's much speculation that goes into this, and there's wealth of progress untapped due to the powers that be in our economies.
>the maximum theoretical efficiency would be 90 percent. Allowing for the inefficiencies introduced by finite heat transfer rates and component inefficiencies in real heat engines, a system employing an MHD generator offers the potential of an ultimate efficiency in the range of 60 to 65 percent. This is much better than the 35 to 40 percent efficiency that can be achieved in a modern conventional plant. In addition, MHD generators produce fewer pollutants than conventional plants. However, the higher construction costs of MHD systems have limited their adoption.
In general, it's much very revolutionary even in the layman's perspective which according to word of (http://battista.web.unc.edu/files/2014/02/introMHD.pdf), "Magnetohydrodynamics (MHD) is not a field of study for those with only high school equivalent mathematics and science knowledge… much mathematical rigor to simply understand its governing equations," I apply as layman. Nonchalantly as well. Doesn't quite matter to me in that aspect. I see potential in this that'll solve energy crises old and new.
(https://books.google.com/books?hl=en&lr=&id=rNzTBwAAQBAJ&oi=fnd&pg=PA159&ots=IkAp9tmKDY&sig=2vMfeEsut8daKaQUyXdcJx9WcJQ#v=onepage&q&f=false)
Although, that's typical of the theory, there is application magnetically.
>Magnetism is found throughout the Universe. Magnetic fields are known to exist in planets, stars, accretion disks, the interstellar medium, galaxies and in active galactic nulcei (cf. the article on galactic magnetic fields). Often these magnetic fields are generated and maintained by magnetohydrodynamic dynamo action (e.g. the solar dynamo or planetary dynamos, which are described by hydromagnetic dynamo theory), and in many cases the magnetic field is dynamically dominant, determining the evolution of the object.
Topics studied within MHD include typical computational astrophysics topics, such as magneto-convection, MHD turbulence and hydromagnetic dynamo action. Typically, a multitude of intermittent magnetic structures are generated in such systems, e.g. magnetic flux tubes, loops, filaments and arcades. On the Sun and other stars, these magnetic structures may take the form of cool spots (sunspots) and magnetic bright points.
Magnetic structures can store enormous amounts of energy that may be released through reconnection of magnetic field lines (MHD reconnection) leading to solar flares and stellar or even galactic eruptions. It is in this way that the Sun causes storms in the heliospherical magnetic field and ultimately aurorae and space weather.
>In engineering MHD is employed to study, e.g., the magnetic behavior of plasmas in fusion reactors, liquid-metal cooling of nuclear reactors and electromagnetic casting.
>Topics studied within MHD include typical computational astrophysics topics, such as magneto-convection, MHD turbulence and hydromagnetic dynamo action. Typically, a multitude of intermittent magnetic structures are generated in such systems, e.g. magnetic flux tubes, loops, filaments and arcades. On the Sun and other stars, these magnetic structures may take the form of cool spots (sunspots) and magnetic bright points.
>Magnetic structures can store enormous amounts of energy that may be released through reconnection of magnetic field lines (MHD reconnection) leading to solar flares and stellar or even galactic eruptions. It is in >this way that the Sun causes storms in the heliospherical magnetic field and ultimately aurorae and space weather.
reconnection of magnetic field lines (MHD reconnection)
A connector or central powering system that's within range that drives the fuel(lack of? power) economy.
http://www.scholarpedia.org/article/Magnetohydrodynamics
There's space travel relations…
https://www.netl.doe.gov/File%20Library/Events/2014/MHD/2-1-MPGW-NASA-IBlanksonPresentation10012014.pdf
The government really does hide this stuff… And, only release the conventional. Rather than the unconventional as it should… There's much speculation that goes into this, and there's wealth of progress untapped due to the powers that be in our economies.
>the maximum theoretical efficiency would be 90 percent. Allowing for the inefficiencies introduced by finite heat transfer rates and component inefficiencies in real heat engines, a system employing an MHD generator offers the potential of an ultimate efficiency in the range of 60 to 65 percent. This is much better than the 35 to 40 percent efficiency that can be achieved in a modern conventional plant. In addition, MHD generators produce fewer pollutants than conventional plants. However, the higher construction costs of MHD systems have limited their adoption.
In general, it's much very revolutionary even in the layman's perspective which according to word of (http://battista.web.unc.edu/files/2014/02/introMHD.pdf), "Magnetohydrodynamics (MHD) is not a field of study for those with only high school equivalent mathematics and science knowledge… much mathematical rigor to simply understand its governing equations," I apply as layman. Nonchalantly as well. Doesn't quite matter to me in that aspect. I see potential in this that'll solve energy crises old and new.
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Anonymous
No.1020
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>>753
You might like this OP.
>Air Force To Replace V-22 With Flying Cars, Suppressed Technology On Electrogravitics — Project Winterhaven About To Be Disclosed?
>A few years ago, while working on a story with a whistleblower on his death bed, a source who expanded on detailed facts of past American secret covert space projects separate from NASA, run out of the Department Of Defense, stated the U.S. Air Force previously had “electrogravitics technology.” The source went on to tell this writer about a military project that this author never knew existed called “Project Winterhaven” that was proposed in the 1930s and a leak decades later in the media in 1992 that was provided to an aviation magazine by engineers and scientists provided below.
https://www.activistpost.com/2019/09/air-force-to-replace-v-22-with-flying-cars-suppressed-technology-on-electrogravitics-project-winterhaven-about-to-be-disclosed.html
You might like this OP.
>Air Force To Replace V-22 With Flying Cars, Suppressed Technology On Electrogravitics — Project Winterhaven About To Be Disclosed?
>A few years ago, while working on a story with a whistleblower on his death bed, a source who expanded on detailed facts of past American secret covert space projects separate from NASA, run out of the Department Of Defense, stated the U.S. Air Force previously had “electrogravitics technology.” The source went on to tell this writer about a military project that this author never knew existed called “Project Winterhaven” that was proposed in the 1930s and a leak decades later in the media in 1992 that was provided to an aviation magazine by engineers and scientists provided below.
https://www.activistpost.com/2019/09/air-force-to-replace-v-22-with-flying-cars-suppressed-technology-on-electrogravitics-project-winterhaven-about-to-be-disclosed.html
Anonymous
No.1046
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Project Winterhaven
Anonymous
No.1115
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>Professor Eric Laithwaite: Magnetic River (1975)
>The wonders of magnetism and the linear motor are captured in this 1975 presentation by Professor Eric Laithwaite (1921-1997) former Professor of Heavy Electrical Engineering at Imperial College London.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OI_HFnNTfyU
Super cool video to learn and wow.
>The wonders of magnetism and the linear motor are captured in this 1975 presentation by Professor Eric Laithwaite (1921-1997) former Professor of Heavy Electrical Engineering at Imperial College London.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OI_HFnNTfyU
Super cool video to learn and wow.
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