I implemented portsentry feeding fail2ban on edge servers to deal with the unrelenting scans.
It helps, somewhat.
https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fgithub.com%2Fportsentry%2F...
Yup, but now the AI lobby is stronger than the oil lobby.
I guess whichever the military needs more.
There are some videos online with sound.
Do we hear the engines?
Hopefully an airplane enthusiast who is familiar with the expected sound profile can comment.
That is the question.
I can see if they outsourced something and delegated a subdomain and the contract expired and then somehow the spammers got the IP's (hosting farm?) which had been abandoned and set up DNS.
But I've never been able to request a specific IP when setting up a VPS or colo, so it's kinda a mystery to me.
404 should have included the most basic of details.
Our social structures prey on the human animal instinct for convenience and instant gratification.
Higher-level humans are trained to resist these urges by traditional social structures.
The "cultural Marxists" encourage each of the "seven deadly sins" to disarm the people who are being trained in the more frontal-lobe strategies. That makes them much easier to control.
Big Tech is an instrument of this structure. Corporate law makes it trivial to exploit them, and that's the ones not founded by Int-Q-Tel.
Yeah, there's even been an aggregator website for a decade:
It's often broken, but "security researchers"? Come on, now.
Interesting. I wonder if we'll see some small BSD routers being sold rather than the common small linux routers.
The manufacturers aren't really keen on selling GPL software but it's been their best option.
They've figured out how to create the world's most expensive cookbook.
You can get the FUTO repo for F-Droid which has a local Whisper-based (MIT license) TTS. Work better than Google's from my basic testing.
There's no dichotomy here - both are imperative.
The Gaza activists are especially interested in the (illegally) withheld JFK documents.
Both are being withheld to protect the same interests.
Oh?
https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Faws.amazon.com%2Ffederal...
CIA gave Amazon a $600M contract a few years back.
> policies against "harmful content"
If you're watching your perfectly legal home video library you're not watching ads on YouTube.
This content is harmful to their profit motive.
> And anyone who disagrees has their comments disappeared
I mean, it's a literal conspiracy to ethnically cleanse an area of a population, and you're not allowed to talk about conspiracies.
But, yes, it's lessening up - I see in my recommended a Redacted news report with Senator Johnson talking about a new Congressional investigation into the 9/11 coverup, which we know is a real conspiracy.
The part about Saudi funding came out a few years ago but there's much more that's still "classified". Which is weird if it were what Bush & Cheney claimed it was.
Haven't listened to it yet, but the fact that it's in recommendations is a big change.
Now if you want to do videos about Hollywood people drinking the blood of trafficked children - well, that gets far more into speculative territory.
But even the Wuhan Lab coverup videos which were insta-banned just two years ago are freely allowed now. And there you see the death toll of suppressing "conspiracies" because the correct course of action cannot be determined if the truth is hidden.
If they act as a censor/publisher they're likely to lose their S. 230 protections which could potentially bankrupt them.
> while other people are allowed to use it
Depends what your social credit score is.
They won't tell you the number but they have one for you.
You know you've been spending too much time on the computer when your friend misdates a check, and you suggest adding a "++" to fix it.
