Where are those building blocks so we can get to work!

“If you want to have something real, we’ve got to build it from scratch.”

HELL YES Rushkoff

FUCK EM.

“If you want to have something real, we’ve got to build it from scratch.”

HELL YES Rushkoff

FUCK EM.

“If you want to have something real, we’ve got to build it from scratch.”

HELL YES Rushkoff

FUCK EM.

I agree, a peer-to-peer alternative is desperately needed.

I agree, a peer-to-peer alternative is desperately needed.

I agree, a peer-to-peer alternative is desperately needed.

“Rushkoff told Raw Story that the authorities have the ability to quash cyber dissent due to the Internet’s original design, as a top-down, authoritarian device with a centralized indexing system.”

Yeah, what he said.

I’ve been saying this forever. It’s really simple. If Iran did it, the US can do it with the flicker of a switch. At the present time, however, they’re simply trying to do it and profit from it. If that were to fail, it’s good night Gracie to the internet as we know it.

And this is what kids like “Anonymous” should be working on. A true solution for the us and screw the them.

“Rushkoff told Raw Story that the authorities have the ability to quash cyber dissent due to the Internet’s original design, as a top-down, authoritarian device with a centralized indexing system.”

Yeah, what he said.

I’ve been saying this forever. It’s really simple. If Iran did it, the US can do it with the flicker of a switch. At the present time, however, they’re simply trying to do it and profit from it. If that were to fail, it’s good night Gracie to the internet as we know it.

And this is what kids like “Anonymous” should be working on. A true solution for the us and screw the them.

“Rushkoff told Raw Story that the authorities have the ability to quash cyber dissent due to the Internet’s original design, as a top-down, authoritarian device with a centralized indexing system.”

Yeah, what he said.

I’ve been saying this forever. It’s really simple. If Iran did it, the US can do it with the flicker of a switch. At the present time, however, they’re simply trying to do it and profit from it. If that were to fail, it’s good night Gracie to the internet as we know it.

And this is what kids like “Anonymous” should be working on. A true solution for the us and screw the them.

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Just look at the bank stealing our money and the government give the ok and everything is censored from us.

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Their attacks on WikiLeaks says it all..

There’s a high chance that we won’t be posting here at any given time, if the current status of our being able to do so is left up to those who can to push the “off button” whenever in the hell they feel like doing so.

The buildong blocks consist of money and time. That’s all you need.

hmmm…

For years I’ve been saying censorship is BS because they could make an AltNet just for children, or just for adults or just for hackers… hmmm. People limit the internet with their mind when in actuality it’s as limitless as the universe – it can go on forever because it takes up no truly measurable space except for the servers. One could have their own internet – and I’m betting more than one does.

Do you really think everything starts with http? That’s ridiculous!

Why is it that people can never wrap their mind around infinity?

Sigh. All well and good, but just how exactly are you going to communicate from your “peer to peer” Internet? Through magic? No. You’re going to use telephone lines that transmit data and wireless cell towers that transmit data. Who owns those telephone lines and cell towers? Private companies. Who do they take their orders from if they want to conduct business within borders? The government.

So it isn’t as easy as saying “we’ve got to build it from scratch”. You’ve got to find a media that a government can’t get its hands on. Laying telephone line and building cell towers can always be confiscated. Understand also that radio transmission points can be triangulated.

Ultimately, such a transport mechanism doesn’t currently exist. So you will have to work on piggybacking onto private industry’s core ability to conduct business using the Internet. Infiltrate it to the point that the only way they can remove your ability to use it is by turning off the Internet – and thus the ability to make money – for everyone. Capitalists will never settle for that.

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Your point is well taken…
Even if we resorted to using tin cans strung with together with string, flash lights w/Morse Code, smoke signals or beating drums… they can and will quash whatever ever they want.

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http://www.whazdat.nl/index.php?portal

Our friend 2tirds from the other night mentioned non-binary computer code – can anyone here elaborate – in lay terms, please?

And quoting sleepd – “You’ve got to find a media that a government can’t get its hands on.” Any ideas?

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Wasn’t Rushkoff a young hacker once?

Dream on dude…
Unless everybody can live totally off of the infrastructure’s regulated grid, they can shut down electricity to your servers at their whim, anytime they choose to.

Dream on dude…
Unless everybody can live totally off of the infrastructure’s regulated grid, they can shut down electricity to your servers at their whim, anytime they choose to.

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And the skills! How doyou get started?

A WIFI mesh, sleepd. Geez.

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It’s a nice story, but it’s only half-true.

If the DNS deletes your entry for your domain name, typing the IP address into the browser bar will take you straight to the “censored” site.

So if you run a web site that is critical of some government official who deletes your DNS entry, just distribute your IP address, and anybody truly on the Internet can go to that site just as quickly as if they’d entered your domain name the day before it was deleted (and actually, a little faster, in fact).

This is a bit fatalist. Authoritarianism, by its fundamental design, relies on a smallish group to use force to quash what is visible. Crowdsourcing always wins against authoritarianism, since it can create 100 new connections for every connection an authoritarian, inefficient top-down regime takes out.

That’s what I mean by infintite. Do you really believe there aren’t servers working off the infrastructure’s regulated grid?

Assuming you don’t have backup generators and/or batteries.

Non binary computer code? He may have been talking about trinary, or even fuzzy computing. Google it.

I have no idea why he would bring it up specifically.

That’s what I mean. If you have the money, you don’t need the skills.

Spoken like a person who’s NOT working in IT. You don’t need a website’s name to get access to it. All you need is the IP address. DNS servers TRANSLATE IP addresses to the familiar names you use. Us IT people know differently. You’d need to scrub the lease from existence to prevent the website from being accessible. Or use DoS to prevent others from reaching it. Better yet, to to the server and erase the website’s files to permanently prevent anyone from accessing it. But that still doesn’t prevent cached index services from serving you the most recent pages.

Sheesh.

There’s one problem with this: They haven’t been able to take WikiLeaks offline. Yes, they’ve been able to cut off the domain name, but that’s not the same as cutting them off. They seem unable to do that without shutting the net down.

I agree that the net is nowhere near as free as most think, but the fact is that it’s not quite as controlled, either.

how about we just say NO to turning into China???

The article misses the main point: that if Chinese style censorship is coming to the West, the intent to censor information will derail any attempt to thwart it other than getting in their face and saying NO. All the sudden, you “democratic” web will be host to Bin Laden and other boogeymen.

If the internet will be as free as we are, we’re really fucked!

Not only that but look at the other comment from sleepd that you replied to. They own it all.

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Yes, and w00t it wouldn’t be possible for them to deny access to specific kinds of traffic would it?…without shutting down the system in toto, eh?

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A few days ago my ISP’s DNS server went down. The only website that I could access was Wikileaks, as it was the only website for which I knew the exact IP address.

Remembering IP v4 is not too hard, IP v6 looks pretty weird though.

I should find and keep a large list of IP addresses on my hard drive.

A few days ago my ISP’s DNS server went down. The only website that I could access was Wikileaks, as it was the only website for which I knew the exact IP address.

Remembering IP v4 is not too hard, IP v6 looks pretty weird though.

I should find and keep a large list of IP addresses on my hard drive.

What happens when, instead of forcing your DNS provider to cough you up, they go after your network presence provider?

What happens when, instead of forcing your DNS provider to cough you up, they go after your network presence provider?

What are you on about? I said: “A WIFI mesh”

I’ve been in the same situation, but you’ve got a problem.

Say you remember the exact ip for Google. You’re home free right?

Nope. Every website that contains links and forms, they all use DNS names. You’ll be able to access the website once, but every resource access from images, to css, to javascript, to forms… you’ll have to manually edit the source to replace DNS names with ip addresses.

Better would be to have a DNS cacher or even a transparent proxy installed, that remembers the IP addresses for the sites you visit.

http://www.thekelleys.org.uk/dnsmasq/doc.html
http://www.squid-cache.org/

Full-fledged DNS:

http://www.bind9.net/

I’ve been in the same situation, but you’ve got a problem.

Say you remember the exact ip for Google. You’re home free right?

Nope. Every website that contains links and forms, they all use DNS names. You’ll be able to access the website once, but every resource access from images, to css, to javascript, to forms… you’ll have to manually edit the source to replace DNS names with ip addresses.

Better would be to have a DNS cacher or even a transparent proxy installed, that remembers the IP addresses for the sites you visit.

http://www.thekelleys.org.uk/dnsmasq/doc.html
http://www.squid-cache.org/

Full-fledged DNS:

http://www.bind9.net/

Thanks w00t, you mean old man.

Thanks w00t, you mean old man.

I had asked him how to insure we will have a free internet once what we have now is totally censored, shut down.

I had asked him how to insure we will have a free internet once what we have now is totally censored, shut down.

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Based on DSS (digital spread spectrum) technology so that the signal can’t even be detected unless you have the key (which, btw, is why SETI is never going to find anything, but I digress…)

Based on DSS (digital spread spectrum) technology so that the signal can’t even be detected unless you have the key (which, btw, is why SETI is never going to find anything, but I digress…)

Based on DSS (digital spread spectrum) technology so that the signal can’t even be detected unless you have the key (which, btw, is why SETI is never going to find anything, but I digress…)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freenet

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freenet

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freenet

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Hmmm… well even if SETI found anything, it’s physically impossible to visit with our alien friends let alone communicate properly.. look at those news broadcasts with a reporter or interviewee on location via satellite link, they keep talking past each other…multiply by a view trillion lightyears ;-)

DSS… good point though!

The problem is, to establish a community mesh based on DSS, and to have it grow and become a standard… the security through obscurity part is untenable, yes?

I’m thinking Freenet over WIFI mesh or something. What do you think? Possible? Everybody is anonymous, there are redundant paths… etc. etc.

I guess what they would do, is illegalize the hardware.

Hmmm… well even if SETI found anything, it’s physically impossible to visit with our alien friends let alone communicate properly.. look at those news broadcasts with a reporter or interviewee on location via satellite link, they keep talking past each other…multiply by a view trillion lightyears ;-)

DSS… good point though!

The problem is, to establish a community mesh based on DSS, and to have it grow and become a standard… the security through obscurity part is untenable, yes?

I’m thinking Freenet over WIFI mesh or something. What do you think? Possible? Everybody is anonymous, there are redundant paths… etc. etc.

I guess what they would do, is illegalize the hardware.

You can reference every other link you’ve referred to locally by it’s local file name. The server automatically fills in the domain. Those files are, or can be, local. That’s exactly how it’s now being done on the dot-addressed WikiLeaks sites. Take a look, and you’ll see it.

WikiLeaks wasn’t shut down when the name servers cut them off.

You can reference every other link you’ve referred to locally by it’s local file name. The server automatically fills in the domain. Those files are, or can be, local. That’s exactly how it’s now being done on the dot-addressed WikiLeaks sites. Take a look, and you’ll see it.

WikiLeaks wasn’t shut down when the name servers cut them off.

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Sure, I know that, but Wikileaks isn’t the only host one might want to visit in case of DNS down.. many servers use absolute addresses, not just relative.

Other problem: if your local DNS replica uses periodical zone updates, then a censorship action will automatically propagate to your local DNS unless you know beforehand and can stop it.

Sure, I know that, but Wikileaks isn’t the only host one might want to visit in case of DNS down.. many servers use absolute addresses, not just relative.

Other problem: if your local DNS replica uses periodical zone updates, then a censorship action will automatically propagate to your local DNS unless you know beforehand and can stop it.

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lol

lol

The basic idea of a wi-fi mesh would be that everybody acts as a node, generating a tiny piece of the internet and connecting their piece to everyone around them. That way the authority would not be able to disconnect someone from someone else without killing maybe a dozen or a hundred nodes. This way the web traffic would be similar to P2P torrenting. Then just get enough nodes and the internet cannot be taken down without taking down everyone individually.

Advantages of wireless mesh networks include:
Decreased need for Internet gateways
Collaborative redundant backup technology, which insures data security in the event of disk failure
The ability to configure routes dynamically
Lower power requirements, which could potentially be met by low-cost or renewable energy sources
Increased reliability: Each node is connected to several other nodes and if one drops out of the network, its neighbors simply find another route.

The basic idea of a wi-fi mesh would be that everybody acts as a node, generating a tiny piece of the internet and connecting their piece to everyone around them. That way the authority would not be able to disconnect someone from someone else without killing maybe a dozen or a hundred nodes. This way the web traffic would be similar to P2P torrenting. Then just get enough nodes and the internet cannot be taken down without taking down everyone individually.

Advantages of wireless mesh networks include:
Decreased need for Internet gateways
Collaborative redundant backup technology, which insures data security in the event of disk failure
The ability to configure routes dynamically
Lower power requirements, which could potentially be met by low-cost or renewable energy sources
Increased reliability: Each node is connected to several other nodes and if one drops out of the network, its neighbors simply find another route.

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Internet will become like cable tv with tiered service. If you want to do a search on Google, for example, the results page will contain only those websites (big business sites) that are part of your basic ISP rate plan. In order to see results from, say, Raw Story (or other alternative sites), you’ll need to be paying the higher premium plan to your cable company. Most consumers won’t pay higher rates just to see pages from “fringe” websites or websites like Wikileaks. I envision that I will probably stop using the internet within a few years. It’s going to look like cell phone internet from 10 years ago.

Internet will become like cable tv with tiered service. If you want to do a search on Google, for example, the results page will contain only those websites (big business sites) that are part of your basic ISP rate plan. In order to see results from, say, Raw Story (or other alternative sites), you’ll need to be paying the higher premium plan to your cable company. Most consumers won’t pay higher rates just to see pages from “fringe” websites or websites like Wikileaks. I envision that I will probably stop using the internet within a few years. It’s going to look like cell phone internet from 10 years ago.

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Servers don’t determine if addresses are absolute or local. That’s done by the pages being served.

Servers don’t determine if addresses are absolute or local. That’s done by the pages being served.

Servers don’t determine if addresses are absolute or local. That’s done by the pages being served.

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TY! People have been saying this since the days of MMC in Vancouver… OMG I feel old. Yep Veronica was so awesome, Gopher needed an update! Search engines from before the Netscape era. That’s right SGI gave you those pictures…

You want a free internet you need to remove it from the government/acedemic NNL system.

Can’t oh well then you have to build one that was never part of it. This isn’t new this is an old argument. Nothing real hits the mainstream.

No I don’t have any links. If you don’t know what MMC is you have no idea what social media is.

TY! People have been saying this since the days of MMC in Vancouver… OMG I feel old. Yep Veronica was so awesome, Gopher needed an update! Search engines from before the Netscape era. That’s right SGI gave you those pictures…

You want a free internet you need to remove it from the government/acedemic NNL system.

Can’t oh well then you have to build one that was never part of it. This isn’t new this is an old argument. Nothing real hits the mainstream.

No I don’t have any links. If you don’t know what MMC is you have no idea what social media is.

TY! People have been saying this since the days of MMC in Vancouver… OMG I feel old. Yep Veronica was so awesome, Gopher needed an update! Search engines from before the Netscape era. That’s right SGI gave you those pictures…

You want a free internet you need to remove it from the government/acedemic NNL system.

Can’t oh well then you have to build one that was never part of it. This isn’t new this is an old argument. Nothing real hits the mainstream.

No I don’t have any links. If you don’t know what MMC is you have no idea what social media is.

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The professor is a little confused about the DNS issue. Here is a much more accurate, if technical discussion of these same issues:

http://www.renesys.com/blog/2010/12/wikileaks-moving-target.shtml

“Taking away WikiLeaks’ hosting, their DNS service, even their primary domain name, has had the net effect of increasing WikiLeaks’ effective use of Internet diversity to stay connected. And it just keeps going. As long as you can still reach any one copy of WikiLeaks, you can read their mirror page, which lists over 1,000 additional volunteer sites…

“Within a couple days’ time, the WikiLeaks web content has been spread across enough independent parts of the Internet’s DNS and routing space that they are, for all intents and purposes, now immune to takedown by any single legal authority…

“And we’re only considering the website itself, not the torrented data files, which ensure that cryptographically signed copies of the website and its backing data are dispersed beyond all attempts to recall or suppress the information they contain.”

The professor is a little confused about the DNS issue. Here is a much more accurate, if technical discussion of these same issues:

http://www.renesys.com/blog/2010/12/wikileaks-moving-target.shtml

“Taking away WikiLeaks’ hosting, their DNS service, even their primary domain name, has had the net effect of increasing WikiLeaks’ effective use of Internet diversity to stay connected. And it just keeps going. As long as you can still reach any one copy of WikiLeaks, you can read their mirror page, which lists over 1,000 additional volunteer sites…

“Within a couple days’ time, the WikiLeaks web content has been spread across enough independent parts of the Internet’s DNS and routing space that they are, for all intents and purposes, now immune to takedown by any single legal authority…

“And we’re only considering the website itself, not the torrented data files, which ensure that cryptographically signed copies of the website and its backing data are dispersed beyond all attempts to recall or suppress the information they contain.”

The professor is a little confused about the DNS issue. Here is a much more accurate, if technical discussion of these same issues:

http://www.renesys.com/blog/2010/12/wikileaks-moving-target.shtml

“Taking away WikiLeaks’ hosting, their DNS service, even their primary domain name, has had the net effect of increasing WikiLeaks’ effective use of Internet diversity to stay connected. And it just keeps going. As long as you can still reach any one copy of WikiLeaks, you can read their mirror page, which lists over 1,000 additional volunteer sites…

“Within a couple days’ time, the WikiLeaks web content has been spread across enough independent parts of the Internet’s DNS and routing space that they are, for all intents and purposes, now immune to takedown by any single legal authority…

“And we’re only considering the website itself, not the torrented data files, which ensure that cryptographically signed copies of the website and its backing data are dispersed beyond all attempts to recall or suppress the information they contain.”

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Thank you suspect – I read about it when I googled it – I had no idea this kind of network existed – it’s quite ingenious.

Does it have vulnerabilities?

What are the optimal distances between nodes?

If the internet is being constructed with a “top-down” format, essentially a CENTRALLY CONTROLLED system of data transfer, the important thing then is to develop a non-centralized system. humans in society and technology, generally work on the concepts of “centralized” as with our own bodies, a brain, that controls the organism. Our governments function much the same way, the people focus their energy and votes (HYPOTHETICALLY!!) to get policies enacted in the interests of the people which the government carries out (HAH!). The Net is much the same way. A NEW net needs to be decentralized yet self contained and fully functional. A good popular model is the Star Trek BORG. The concept was a fully functional “system” in which all functions could be maintained even when major portions of it were destroyed. A new Net” would require the same systemwide functionality, where all participants would have, essentially infinitely multiple point access and pathway routing to function. No one portion could be “censored” or blocked without the rest still functioning. The “powers that be” would have to literally destroy the entire physical net to prohibit its functioning. A wireless system would be the best. Wikileaks did the next important step, ADAPT, by decentralizing its entity so no one individual or loss of a person could cause the collapse of the entire organization.

Yes, and many times, the pages contain absolute addresses.

Look, I just tested this a few days ago when DNS went down. I also verified it by looking at the page source. Some links are relative, but enough are absolute to cause severe problems..Not necessarily for Wikileaks, they designed their pages not to have this problem.

There is (another) movement underway right now to start an alternative DNS system that began from a blog posting by one of the founders of the Pirate Bay.

Here is a wiki link for it:
http://dot-p2p.org/index.php?title=Main_Page

edit: I mentioned and linked to freenet, but then read the comments and it was already discussed and linked.

Any website that is concerned that a government or company would want to take it down by disassociating its name from its IP address, should always post its IP address on its main page so people can go directly to it. Raw Story’s IP address is 173.231.137.186 so you can connect directly to it by simply typing http://173.231.137.186. You may want to add a bookmark that points directly to Raw Story’s IP address, you know… just in case… ;-)

Fine, but most subversive websites don’t have the popularity that Wikileaks has. Most radical or unconventional thinkers can still be blocked by big business ISPs. Most websites don’t have mirrors.

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Yes, simply illegalizing the hardware, that would be a good way for a state to obstruct such an initiative.

The charge would be akin to ether piracy or so.

Yes, simply illegalizing the hardware, that would be a good way for a state to obstruct such an initiative.

The charge would be akin to ether piracy or so.

They can be changed in a flash with a bit of software that does search & replace. Search for the string that makes a link absolute, and replace it with the appropriate string to make it relative. It isn’t a big problem.

It’s a nuisance, but it isn’t a problem that is going to keep a site shut down.

They can be changed in a flash with a bit of software that does search & replace. Search for the string that makes a link absolute, and replace it with the appropriate string to make it relative. It isn’t a big problem.

It’s a nuisance, but it isn’t a problem that is going to keep a site shut down.

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Frequency disruptors. Geez. : )

Meanwhile, you might as well go back to using pony express for sending information if mesh is your answer. Darknets are nice for friends trading warez but hardly ubiquitous, which is how the Internet disrupts the powers that be.

Separate is not the answer. It has to be systemic, to the point that removing it takes down the very source of income itself.

Professor Rushkoff’s insights into the authoritarian nature of the internet that we all are accustomed to may be eye opening. However, there are people (think Jaromil, Andrea la Pumo) who are already hard at work creating alternative networks. We’ve put together a handful of resources for folks who want to explore what the next generation of true peer-to-peer mesh networking might look like. It sure beats hunting down the nearest ham radio operator if big brother cuts you’re cord. These may be your links to the future of free speech: http://tradewithdave.com/?p=3893

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Professor Rushkoff’s insights into the authoritarian nature of the internet that we all are accustomed to may be eye opening. However, there are people (think Jaromil, Andrea la Pumo) who are already hard at work creating alternative networks. We’ve put together a handful of resources for folks who want to explore what the next generation of true peer-to-peer mesh networking might look like. It sure beats hunting down the nearest ham radio operator if big brother cuts you’re cord. These may be your links to the future of free speech: http://tradewithdave.com/?p=3893

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No way, they tried that model. It was called AOL, Prodigy, et al.

Nobody used the low tier internet because it sucked compared to the real one.

No way, they tried that model. It was called AOL, Prodigy, et al.

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Darknets?

Do you understand what a WIFI mesh is?

Besides, they could also nuke us all… I can think of 1099 scenarios in which they can kill or disrupt us all.

Using that logic, every discussion, every suggestion, every tactic is irrelevant in the face of the supposed almighty beast.

I’m well aware of the predicament.

Which posits the idea that 21st warfare –will not be over land or ideology, but information as pure abstraction, which– will no longer necessarily be expressly carried out only amongst nations (to date), but instead a type of battle between nations and corporations, corporations and religions, religions and nations, or any of the other possible combinations? As one can see having access to particular types of information and thus by extension preferred ideology, commercial hubris and technological know how will allow one entity over another a greater share of resources and the ability to augment as such.

http://scallywagandvagabond.com/2010/12/the-world-wide-web-is-not-as-free-as-you-think/

A media run by a shadow government or intelligence agency. The problem is all the intelligence agencies are inclined to be nationalist. A private intelligence agency might be independent but would that really be better for the world?

Do we want a world run by corporations who hire private mercenaries and spies? Would that world be better?

He may also be talking about english language shellcode.

Thats the question of the day. The underground will never really be shut down so the crackdown on freedom wont affect people like Julian Assange. In fact it will make them smarter and harder to detect as they adapt to the new environment. It will affect people like us.

DNS will eventually be P2P supported. Let’s see then what rocket surgery will the oppressors have to do to suppress something.

DNS will eventually be P2P supported. Let’s see then what rocket surgery will the oppressors have to do to suppress something.

I have not much time, but I’ve got many useful things here, love it!

I have not much time, but I’ve got many useful things here, love it!

If you think that bypassing the DNS system is the “magic bullet” you are WRONG.

You need to learn more about how networking works before you go around pushing your bogus solutions.

It is VERY VERY EASY to block a site by its IP address. The Internet DOES route around damage in general but FACE IT your ISP only has a few upstream connections and it is VERY VERY EASY to add blocking rules to each of them.

Your attempts to bypass DNS will only encourage the providers to LOOK FOR your bypassing attempts and block them too.

Trust me the people who work at your ISP are a lot more clever than you are, they will see through your ruse very quickly and shut you down. Remember that they REALLY CAN see every single packet that you send and receive. Even if the packet is encrypted, its destination is not, and they can tell who you are talking to.

Be careful out there.

no way ah’m ah gaunny dae that … sod off!

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You must be under 25, and never had to communicate in a hostile environment…. If you are transmitting a signal, somebody can and will sniff you out if what you are transmitting is of any importance.. You could be clever, using a frequency hopping system that syncs both sides with algorithms.. But if your opponent is prepared to hunt you down, you will still be found..

Receiving is not the problem, nobody can tell what you received.. But what you want to do is communicate, that involves transmission. You can frequency hop and encrypt all you want, but it can still be detected and deduced that you are saying something that the powers that be want to keep you from spreading.. So, even if they can’t figure out where you are or what you are saying, they can simply transmit over whatever frequency or frequencies you are using and “Blast the bagpipes” right over your line.

As far as how good they are at finding you: Back when I was but knee-high to a grasshopper my dad was a serious CB fanatic.. He had more than a few illegal transmitters and played cat and mouse with the FCC… You’d be amazed how fast your government can respond to a hot transmission.. My dad never got caught, but he was faster and smarter than the average bear, at least when it came to dodging the law.

Secure communications have NEVER been the domain of the stupid or slow, nothing has changed in that regard.

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You must be under 25, and never had to communicate in a hostile environment.

You must be over 55, and still dreaming of those glory days you never had. I’m over 25, but who cares. You either get it or you don’t.

“You can frequency hop and encrypt all you want, but it can still be detected and deduced that you are saying something that the powers that be want to keep you from spreading”

I believe the majority of WIFI networks is now encrypted. How to distinguish one encrypted data blob from the other?

“So, even if they can’t figure out where you are or what you are saying, they can simply transmit over whatever frequency or frequencies you are using and “Blast the bagpipes” right over your line.”

At the cost of disabling all other WIFI traffic. Locally, by the way, you can overcome such ‘blasting’ by hijacking the frequency. If you were involved in ether piracy, you should have known this. Friis transmission equation.

“Secure communications have NEVER been the domain of the stupid or slow, nothing has changed in that regard.”

Which is why the only venue you have, to bask in the non-existent glory you fantasize about, is bloviating in Rawstory comment threads about things you don’t truly understand, while playing the age card… unsuccessfully.

I’ve had my dealings with more than your fair share of charlatans in my life, who just can’t muster the modesty to admit they don’t know everything, and instead, just keep on cackling and playing the pretender.

Was I being mean? I apologize.

You must be under 25, and never had to communicate in a hostile environment.

You must be over 55, and still dreaming of those glory days you never had. I’m over 25, but who cares. You either get it or you don’t.

“You can frequency hop and encrypt all you want, but it can still be detected and deduced that you are saying something that the powers that be want to keep you from spreading”

I believe the majority of WIFI networks is now encrypted. How to distinguish one encrypted data blob from the other?

“So, even if they can’t figure out where you are or what you are saying, they can simply transmit over whatever frequency or frequencies you are using and “Blast the bagpipes” right over your line.”

At the cost of disabling all other WIFI traffic. Locally, by the way, you can overcome such ‘blasting’ by hijacking the frequency. If you were involved in ether piracy, you should have known this. Friis transmission equation.

“Secure communications have NEVER been the domain of the stupid or slow, nothing has changed in that regard.”

Which is why the only venue you have, to bask in the non-existent glory you fantasize about, is bloviating in Rawstory comment threads about things you don’t truly understand, while playing the age card… unsuccessfully.

I’ve had my dealings with more than your fair share of charlatans in my life, who just can’t muster the modesty to admit they don’t know everything, and instead, just keep on cackling and playing the pretender.

Was I being mean? I apologize.

You must be under 25, and never had to communicate in a hostile environment.

You must be over 55, and still dreaming of those glory days you never had. I’m over 25, but who cares. You either get it or you don’t.

“You can frequency hop and encrypt all you want, but it can still be detected and deduced that you are saying something that the powers that be want to keep you from spreading”

I believe the majority of WIFI networks is now encrypted. How to distinguish one encrypted data blob from the other?

“So, even if they can’t figure out where you are or what you are saying, they can simply transmit over whatever frequency or frequencies you are using and “Blast the bagpipes” right over your line.”

At the cost of disabling all other WIFI traffic. Locally, by the way, you can overcome such ‘blasting’ by hijacking the frequency. If you were involved in ether piracy, you should have known this. Friis transmission equation.

“Secure communications have NEVER been the domain of the stupid or slow, nothing has changed in that regard.”

Which is why the only venue you have, to bask in the non-existent glory you fantasize about, is bloviating in Rawstory comment threads about things you don’t truly understand, while playing the age card… unsuccessfully.

I’ve had my dealings with more than your fair share of charlatans in my life, who just can’t muster the modesty to admit they don’t know everything, and instead, just keep on cackling and playing the pretender.

Was I being mean? I apologize.

Do you happen to know of such software? I know I can search & replace text with any editor, but obviously this is not what you mean, is it.

Do you happen to know of such software? I know I can search & replace text with any editor, but obviously this is not what you mean, is it.

Do you happen to know of such software? I know I can search & replace text with any editor, but obviously this is not what you mean, is it.

That’s exactly what I mean. A web page is a straight-forward ASCII text file, so it doesn’t take sophisticated software to do it.

A lot of html editors can handle search & replace over a large number of files at once with a single command.

That’s exactly what I mean. A web page is a straight-forward ASCII text file, so it doesn’t take sophisticated software to do it.

A lot of html editors can handle search & replace over a large number of files at once with a single command.

That’s exactly what I mean. A web page is a straight-forward ASCII text file, so it doesn’t take sophisticated software to do it.

A lot of html editors can handle search & replace over a large number of files at once with a single command.

That’s exactly what I mean. A web page is a straight-forward ASCII text file, so it doesn’t take sophisticated software to do it.

A lot of html editors can handle search & replace over a large number of files at once with a single command.

Yes, but how would you edit the HTML source in place (you are viewing a live HTML page), and furthermore, should you do so, you will have to do it again for every page you load.

True or false?

I know about text processing, it’s my specialty.

Yes, but how would you edit the HTML source in place (you are viewing a live HTML page), and furthermore, should you do so, you will have to do it again for every page you load.

True or false?

I know about text processing, it’s my specialty.

Yes, but how would you edit the HTML source in place (you are viewing a live HTML page), and furthermore, should you do so, you will have to do it again for every page you load.

True or false?

I know about text processing, it’s my specialty.

Yes, but how would you edit the HTML source in place (you are viewing a live HTML page), and furthermore, should you do so, you will have to do it again for every page you load.

True or false?

I know about text processing, it’s my specialty.

Once a page is displayed, you can’t change it – but that’s not really the question. It’s subsequent displays of the page that count. Just because it’s displayed a certain way once doesn’t mean it can’t be changed to display differently. If you couldn’t, then corrections could not be made.

The solution is simple: Change all links on WikiLeaks pages to relative addresses. Once changed, then the entire site can be copied and displayed from any server, and the links will always point to the correct, local address.

If your browser doesn’t display the changed file, then all you need to do is clear history or clear that page from history, and it will then be forced to display the changed page.

Once a page is displayed, you can’t change it – but that’s not really the question. It’s subsequent displays of the page that count. Just because it’s displayed a certain way once doesn’t mean it can’t be changed to display differently. If you couldn’t, then corrections could not be made.

The solution is simple: Change all links on WikiLeaks pages to relative addresses. Once changed, then the entire site can be copied and displayed from any server, and the links will always point to the correct, local address.

If your browser doesn’t display the changed file, then all you need to do is clear history or clear that page from history, and it will then be forced to display the changed page.

Once a page is displayed, you can’t change it – but that’s not really the question. It’s subsequent displays of the page that count. Just because it’s displayed a certain way once doesn’t mean it can’t be changed to display differently. If you couldn’t, then corrections could not be made.

The solution is simple: Change all links on WikiLeaks pages to relative addresses. Once changed, then the entire site can be copied and displayed from any server, and the links will always point to the correct, local address.

If your browser doesn’t display the changed file, then all you need to do is clear history or clear that page from history, and it will then be forced to display the changed page.

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