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CrazyRussian 2 points ago +2 / -0

For me, bitcoin is perfect way for regular payments to western hostings and other stuff and receiving payments from western clients. No problems at all and me and my peers don't give any fuck to stupid sanctions. Only that feature is enough to account crypto useful. There are also other perfectly useful features of crypto, like inability of authorities to apply VAT to payment and so on.

Fucking gambling on crypto exchanges is not what crypto made for. If some idiots wanted to "make money" that way and failed, they could go fuck themselves.

There is no scheme at all. Crypto is independent decentralized payments system and that's all. Not some gambling asset.

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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

Funny, but sometimes cheap fakes could work better than real expensive brand things. :) Check something like "fake Rolex accuracy" on youtube, f.e.

Really, such products are for dumbfucks who care about what other dumbfucks who judge people by things they wear will think about them. I don't see any sane reason to buy Rolex, because even cheap Casio F-91W will have more accuracy and shock resistance than mechanical wirstwatch.

IDK, may be there could be reason to wear grandfather mechanical wirstwatch just as a memory, but buy that things new in 21 century is just stupid.

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CrazyRussian 3 points ago +3 / -0

So occasionally ayh get some people who like to reply to my 'hey wake up crypto is a scam' posts with "you don't understand"

Because you often mix technology with its use.

Your posts about crypto sometimes looks like "TCP/IP is evil scam" just because some faggots use it in some shit like Twitter of Facebook. Yes, Twitter and Facebook is definitely a scam, but that does not make TCP/IP evil.

So with all that things with crypto. Blockchain, cryptography, p2p networks have nothing to do with bastards who play gambling games on crypto stocks or launder money using NFT or whatever.

I didn't saw any posts from you about selling some Malevich (or whatever "neoclassic avangardist artist" ) crappy "paintings" for millions of dollars. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suprematist_Composition . If that complete shit could be sold for $85M, then, 3D rendering of Nissan sold for $2.3M looks a fair deal, because it have many orders of magnitude more work, knowledge and skills than daub of Jewish hand-ass swindler.

Selling NFTs for millions is nothing new at all. They play that game for a long time. As shitty paintings used as a high-nominal bills among elites, digital assets could be used for exactly same purpose by elites. New generations of elite switching to fashionable digital assets from that boring old "pieces of art". Mutual selling of shitty paintings for millions among elites does not make painting art itself something crappy. Same with crypto technologies. The fact that elites use NFTs as new high-nominal bills does not make NFT tech bad. Those who play gambling on bitcoin stock exchange does not make bitcoin itself something bad at all.

Those who are trying to play games with elites in the hope for some enormous profit are not any different from those who make bets on sports or dumbfucks who lost everything playing with stocks "like big guys". If some idiot lost everything playing with bitcoin of NFT on the wave of hype, it serves him right. Because if you use bitcoin of NFT as a stock asset or mean of savings, like elites do, you are an evolution garbage. Don't play any games with elites. If you do, be a man, do not blame technology you didn't care to study, blame yourself, since blaming elites don't work and useless.

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CrazyRussian 2 points ago +2 / -0

Yes. There are more papers on that thing, but they are not welcomed too.

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CrazyRussian 2 points ago +2 / -0

Anyone who is not wikipedo could describe how CBDC is differ from "conventional" cryptocurrencies or digital banking.

Transactions of "conventional" cryptocurrencies are signed by random participant of cryptocurrency network. Any transaction will be signed without any exceptions. Nobody could prevent, stop or "sanction" a transaction. That is the main idea of crypto, not the blockchain.

Transactions of CBDC is signed only by CB. CB have full control on who is allowed to do transations, for what purpose and for what sum. But unlike "conventional" digital banking, all transactions are stored in blockchain, so it is not bank accounts with specific sum assigned to some person, but a total sum of all stored forever transactions to or from some person address. Transactions stored in blockchain could not be deleted or changed. That is the only difference from "conventional" digital banking.

Also, there are no any sense in terms of globalised regulation with multiple different local CBDCs, since there must be a single global blockchain to make it real. So, there should be some single global CBDC, with global blockchain to reliably control everything. That will be the case if UN/WEF/IMF/whatever global entity will declare some global single CBDC for all.

CBDC is a silly attempt of authorities to replace uncontrolled crypto with something that use blockchain like crypto and named "crypto" using success of crypto but stripped from any advantages of crypto. And all that advantages are solely consequence of crypto independence from any authority, not cryptography or using blockchain.

"Conventional" cryptocurrencies and CBDCs have completely different target audiences. Those who really need crypto will never switch to CBDC, and those who will agree to use CBDC don't really need crypto.

If CBDC will be implemented widely, I think some gamblers from crypto market will move to CBDC to look "law-abiding" just for virtue signalling, and that's all. De-facto, "conventional" crypto is the only reliable technology for unlimited civil international transactions now and I don't see any alternative in closest future.

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CrazyRussian 3 points ago +3 / -0

Wanted to add: even if SETI "found" something... we'd never know about it

"WOW! signal" is the best known result of that kind of research. :)

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CrazyRussian 4 points ago +4 / -0

Don't know about entagled communications, but f.e. Gunter Nimtz experimetns show that FTL communication is definitely possible. Tunneling through 1m gap is not very exciting, but nothing prevent tunnelling for much longer distances.

Also, long-range communications could be highly directed to save energy. You need much more energy to radiate in all directions, and the signal strength will fall proportionally to the square of distnace. Directed communications are free from that problem. If you create some kind of channel (wormhole, tunnel, whatever) to destination you don't have to radiate to all universe. So, even if civilisations of universe use electromagnetic waves, the probability that Earth will somehow cross that channel is near zero. Especially if it is some unconventional channel, out of our spacetime.

Another option is use scaled down subspace for communications. In such subspace distances between objects much lower than in our space, say, light year is an inch. There will be no problems to use electromagnetic waves for interstellar communications, but humans have no technology to access such subspace. Also, there could be infinite number of possible subspaces, so, apart a technology, you have to know which subspace to listen.

In any case, there is nothing unusual that SETI project gave no results.

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CrazyRussian 6 points ago +6 / -0

Elecromagnetic waves (radiowaves in case of SETI) are too slow to use them for interstellar connectivity. SETI is like looking for smoke signals in 21 century trying to find out some artificial data transmission.

Radio is useless in galaxy scale. Too slow, too energy ineffective. Those who have interstellar communications just use another principles unknown to us yet.

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CrazyRussian 2 points ago +2 / -0

Such questions itself could become a reason of authistic behaviour. :) Trying to answer such question some person could begin to pay significant attention on things that people do unconsciously, and it will look autistic from aside. It's like ask "what exact muscles you use when walking", "how you swallow food" or "what nerve signals make you breathe". When you ask your buddy such question, it is funny to observe how he/she become slow, weird and absent-minded. It's funny and safe to do it for fun, but I could easily imagine how things definitely could go wrong if such question from some medical entity will be posed as something important and health-critical. Some could just fall to permannent control or analysis of unconcious body things and it will look absolutely weird with all consequences.

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CrazyRussian 2 points ago +2 / -0

Religion is a theory of existence. Theories are for those who want to know how things works. Just like conspiracy theories. Weakness have nothing to do with theories.

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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

"Any authority is from God" vs "Not an authority if not from God". Are you really need some explanations?

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CrazyRussian 5 points ago +5 / -0

Odd, coming from a bunch of religious people.

Judaism is "closed" religion, only for Jews. Goyim religions should be destroyed and replaced with what you describe - thing for controlling people.

Nearly every religion was rewritten and many things "occasionally" lost in translation. Simple and easy verifiable Bible example - "there is no authority which is not of God, and all authorities are ordered by God.". That is a lie. If you take any ancient text and literally translate that phrase you will inevitably get "Not an authorities if not from God, real authorities can be from God only":

Greek original: "οὐ γὰρ ἔστιν ἐξουσία εἰ μὴ ὑπὸ Θεοῦ, αἱ δὲ οὖσαι ὑπὸ Θεοῦ τεταγμέναι εἰσίν."

Ancient Latin: "non est enim potestas nisi a Deo guae autem sunt a Deo ordinatae sunt"

Ancient Russian: "несть бо власть аще не от Бога, сущия же власти от Бога учинены суть"

Check it, it is not that hard. There are tons of such things. That is control you talk about, and it have nothing common with initial goyim religion.

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CrazyRussian 2 points ago +2 / -0

Exactly.

IDK, if it is yet possible to destroy that false narrative that stupid and simple neural networks is some kind of "intelligence", but that false narrative seems to be one of the most successfull one. Somehow nearly all conspirologists easily fall into that lie without any sign of willing to question it.

There is no any AI at all. Everything that posed as AI now is a very simple and old tech of dumb perceptron, just on modern semiconductors base and that's all. There are no and can't be any intelligence in artificial neural networks at all. ANN always gives exactly what it was trained for by those who run it.

Posing ANN as AI is necessary for authorities/corporations to evade any responsibility for their actions and decisions. "That's not us, thats was AI !!!!1111".

Fuck that shit. Fuck that lying bastads. Fuck those lazy dumbfucks who don't want to study how things really works.

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CrazyRussian 2 points ago +2 / -0

Add encephalitis to the list. In Russia it is recommended for those who is going to spend some time (tourism/work/whatever) in Krasnoyarsk/Novosibirsk region and endless taiga around at spring or summer. It is natural habitat area of ixodide ticks, and there are a lot of them, so with high probability you would be bitten, and some of that ticks (~1%) could be carriers. To prevent (yes, that is how real vaccines should work) disease even in case of infection, you could take "fast" double jab with period of 14 days between jabs for symbolic money before voyage. Fast jab does not last long (less than year). Local residents who constantly work in forests have a right for free and more stable jab, but it should be done once in 5 years. People who live in Siberian towns usually don't need that jabs. AFAIK, vaccine really works, people who take it never needed post-contagion treatment and never had any symptoms.

In Russia, if you found a tick on your body after walk in a forest and afraid that it could carry encephalitis or Lime disease, you could bring that tick to nearest hospital for free test. However, in European part of Russia chance to be bitten by infected tick is negligeable, it is more Siberian thing.

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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

He is like a person who willingly and knowingly got a job in a drug cartel, work for a decade, and then suddenly quit telling nothing more than "they are selling drugs to people for money!!!!".

Snowden didn't tell anything that was not known before.

Snowden did not provide any useful info at all. Not a single name, photo, IP address, location, password, private key, source code. Nothing that could be useful to mitigate threats or interfere/disrupt activities of that useless eaters from NSA.

Definitely not a hero. Just some loud "political refugee" from US to Russia, same as all that loud "political refugees" from Russia to US.

Suddenly, you don't need to ask for "political asilum" to move to Russia, just get a visa, move here, find a job or open any business / buy property here, get permanent residence, do no shit for 5 years and don't leave Russia for more than 3 months in a year during that period and you will get a Russian citizenship. Since Snowden is some kind of IT specialist he even could had get a Russian citizenship by simplified procedure.

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CrazyRussian 2 points ago +2 / -0

I'm not shure about modern manufacturers, at least avoid ones with Shingled Magnetic Recording (SMR) technology.

I have few 25-years old IDE Hitachi and Seagate HDDs that still works perfectly and didn't lose a bit after a dosen years forgotten in a cabinet.

Check apropriate hardware forums about current models and manufacturers. WD,HGST, Seagate and Toshiba is main manufacturers, but you should carefully select specific model, since all of them use cost reducing technologies (like SMR) in their devices now.

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CrazyRussian 2 points ago +2 / -0

Do SSDs actually lose data when off?

Yes. And more dense SSD lose data faster. It's just physics. Charge from isolated gates of flash memory leak due to non-ideal isolation and tunnel effects, so, earlier or later all charges will disappear. And smaller structures on crystal makes things worse. To be shure data will be OK you need to connect SSDs to power every week for few hours, SSD will run charge maintaining process.

read that was a misinterpretation and that only becomes true if an SSD is at end of life and already dying.

It is about powered SSDs. Leak currents become larger with usage, and at some moment even powered SSD charge restoring process will not be able to mitigate that leaks. But even completely new SSD will lose data without power in relatively short time, from few years for old, low capacity SSDs made with process with high nm and months for new, current SSDs made with modern few nm process.

Same with USB sticks. Some old USB sticks may be could withstand many years, but I will not bet that new ones will last a year on a shelf.

In any case flash based storage is vulnerable to data loss and should not be used for critical data. HDDs, tapes and one-time recordable CDs/DVDs (not rewriteable ones) orders of magnitude more reliable for that task.

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CrazyRussian 2 points ago +2 / -0

The internet has died....i need to gather what I can and back it up

Internet is not a storage, it is an access to storages. Internet still provide access, it is storages that failed.

To just store your data you need classic 1-2Tb HDDs without SMR (avoid SSDs, they will lose data being unpowered for only few months) and any computer with linux you have around. Always mirror critical data at least on two HDDs for redundancy. Classic HDDs could store data for centuries if they are in a working condition. Check data integrity on your HDDs periodically and replace suspicious HDDs with new ones if in doubt. If HDD is completely failed, restore data from its mirror.

If you want to make your data accessible for others, you need a decent internet channel (fiber/wired Ethernet from closes provider will be OK) and a few cheap VPSes ($15 a year) around the world. You rise a http server on your linux box and VPSes. You establish VPN between your local box and VPSes. You point local box http server to your files and set up VPS http servers as caching proxies. When a user access a file that is not cached yet on VPS, VPS will ask for it from your local box via VPN and cache it for sequential requests. That way you will create a stable and redundant network that will share your files with minimum and secure local trafic, so even if your local ISP is a total shit, that will not significantly harm users access to your data, since most bandwidth load will be on VPSes and not on your local box. Also, it will effectively hide your local box from users behind proxy VPSes, so even if VPSes will be attacked or shut down, or become too busy with user trafic, you could always set up few more additional VPSes (or instead of failed ones) immidiately, without any need to copy huge amounts of data for few bucks.

Also, you could add i2p and other p2p networks to your system, making it resistant to government information bans and other stuff.

In any case, it is a cheap and simple solution, everything you need is just a desire to read and understand the manuals and spend some insignificant sum money on your system.

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CrazyRussian 4 points ago +4 / -0

Some details about that shit that could be unknown. Just to make picture complete.

That rally was not about coronahoax. From all coronahoax shit, rally participants demand only dropping of restrictions on businesses and there was no any demands really dangerous for that hoax . And that was the only rally in all Russia somehow connected to coronahoax. Others, all over the country just ignored all that coronahoax shit, without any rallies and serious consequences. There was also many strange demands at that rally, including a strange demand to completely replace the goverment of North Osetia with new one, with Vitaly Kaloev as head (?). Vitaly Kaloev is Osetian architect who presumably murdered Peter Nilsen, trafic controller from Switzerland company Skyguide, who presumably was guilty of very suspicious planes collision above Boden lake and guiding a planes over the territory of Germany in Jul 1 2002. In that collision Kaloev lost his wife and two daughter and killed Nilsen in revenge. He was jailed for the murder in 2005 in Switzerland and somehow released in 2007. 2 years in jail for planned murder, of course, is a usual thing.

All that mess looked like a suspicious ball of suspicious things. And nearly every suspicious thing looks like deep rabbit hole, from the collision of two planes in air at the cruise height of 35000ft (not even on low altitude near airport), which is nearly impossible to commit, to the strange rally with knowingly unachievable demands of complete and immediate replacement of all authorities in North Osetia to the some predefined list of persons who were not even aware.

I think rally leaders was jailed for sedition, not for anti-coronahoax protest.

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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

That crap with lowest possible quality video "proofs" is interesting phenomena. IDK, if it is some kind of virtue signalling of brainless "wannabe-truthers" or intentional noise to silence or ridicule everything that oppose narrative.

May be something like reverse mass-formation? When sheeple for whatever reason could not resolve accidental cognitive dissonance that occured after some incident before their own eyes, they completely fall to opposite point of view, and as with previous narrative try to spread the word, doing exacly same they do earlier. Everybody remember that "Friend of friend's niece colleague know one healthy man who died from COVID!!!". This looks the same. They can't use some scientific or at least logical stuff to convince others and began to create "evidence" by themselves.

You probably remeber that shitty video with "Cellular company worker" who show "5G cell tower PCB" with "COV-19" label on RF shielded part of cirquit. And they even don't bother to remove case of Cisco 4585DVB cable TV receiver case, taken apart to get that "5G cell tower PCB" out to fool the viewers, from car hood. So, somebody really find old cable TV box in garbage, disassemble it, take out the board, put on some "worker" clothes, think out some speech, shoot the video and spread it. Not a very hard job, but somebody really get into that thing.

Same with that video. Some microscope image somehow should convince viewer that this is "graphene oxide", because, of course, microscope is the best instrument to prove the presence of some specific chemical substance. :) What kind of target audience this video is targeted for?

From one side, if it is some attempt of conspiracy theorists discreditation, done by some government entity, then the quality of that shit should be much better. From the other side, may be they imagine "conspirologists" as different kind of sheeple, who are differ in quality of narrative sources, so they think that "conspirologists" videos should be low-quality garbage. From the third side, that videos will change nothing among real conspiracy theorists, who are their real enemies, since they always follow "question everything" principle. From the forth side, videos too dumb with zero real information, like they believe in their own false narrative that conspiracy theorists will eat any garbage that is oppose official narrative.

In any case the real source of that shitty videos could be another very interesting rabbit hole. :)

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CrazyRussian 3 points ago +3 / -0

Really it is more virtue signalling of Russian authorites to their NWO masters along with some tax money laundering. Peasants forgot about coronahoax long ago. Only thing that could remind you about coronahoax is some forgotten half stripped poster about mask on grocery entrance. Just like somebody turn the switch off. And I don't think it is possible to successfully run that sht again here. Nobody will give a fuck.

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CrazyRussian 5 points ago +5 / -0

if and when Russian authorities will decide to quit WEF game, it will be absolutely obvious and clear, without any need to thoroughly search some "deep hidden signs" and other crap in some Russian actions.

Until then, don't even try to feed yourself with hopium some people, who, suddenly, know nothing about how Russia works, spread here and there.

For now, Russian authorities did absolutely nothing against any WEF narrative, not even talking about something really harmful for WEF.

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CrazyRussian 1 point ago +1 / -0

IDK, but Canadians who run the country and all critical infrastructure seem to be woke enough to do it by themselves. :)

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CrazyRussian 3 points ago +3 / -0

Depends on how he will terminate the deal - pay $1B breakup fee or go to court with presumable proofs that Twitter have much more than absolutely impossible only 5% of bots. In the latter case, theoretically it could be end of Twitter, if Twitter/CIA/Fed will not bribe/threaten the judges.

I don't think Musk want to pay $1B breakup fee to his rivals (too much for attention whoring, even for Musk), so it could be fun. May be it was his plan from the beginning - start the deal, get access to the data, obtain necessary proofs, break the deal, go to court. Including Tesla stock manipulation, and other stuff, of course.

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