WIFI Vulnerability

01:32 AM - YouTube

There are WIFI World Maps that shows your WIFI network. It shows everybody's WIFI networks all around the world. That is the vulnerability of WIFI.

Billy Crystal

01:52 AM - Steemit

Speaking of Billy Crystal, my mind went straight to When Harry Met Sally. Great movie. I've done some web design and have enjoyed it to an extent. I know business can be tough. It takes endurance. I've not seen Analyze This in a long time. I should probably watch that one again.

English Greek Woman

01:55 AM - Steemit

You are definitely an artist. Oh, I love myself some ice-cream, but I always try not to overdo it haha. Have a lovely day.

Remote Control Robot Cars

01:58 AM - Steemit

This is something I would buy or even make. I love it. Reminds me of Johnny Five, the robot in that movie called Short Circuit. It also reminds me of cute bot WALL-E.

Wireless Ethernet

02:16 AM - Steemit

Wireless Ethernet would be a great invention, assuming there isn't anything like that already, as WIFI is mapped out. I mean like a two-way walky talky device. Specifically, I would design the hardware to plug into the modem. The hardware would act like a wireless router. However, the software would be designed to connect to a virtual port that is actually wireless. But, hypothetically, if that is possible, that could be a compromise between Ethernet and the vulnerability found in WIFI. I'm just hypothesizing. I know that anything wireless is still vulnerable to an extent. I know there still may be hardware spyware, software spyware, viruses, backdoors, etc. But regardless, I'm just looking for options for people who may not want to be limited to Ethernet, to being plugged-in all the time. Like firmware.

Cordless Landline Phones

If a cordless landline phone is not mapped out at all or not to the same extent or in the same ways that WIFI is, then there has to be a way to adapt tech. I wonder if Blue Tooth is mapped out on public websites like WIFI networks are.

Wireless TV Remotes

I assume TV remote controls are not charted on websites. Therefore, there has to be a way to have wireless without violating any privacy or perhaps excessive amounts of privacy at least.

LoRa

Satish mentioned LoRa. Are you sure LoRa doesn't have the same vulnerabilities that WIFI has?

Which vulnerability is bigger, the ability to mess with my WIFI or the ability to cut my Ethernet cable?

Does your WIFI connect to the fiber-line?

How many people are there in your house compared to how many are there in the whole entire world plus aliens on other planets?

I am talking about inside the house. But you are talking about outside of the house. These are two different topics.

Your wire cutting reference effects LAN and WAN. See, both WAN and LAN are INSIDE THE HOUSE. But you are talking about problems outside of the house that affects WAN and LAN which is inside the house. I am ONLY talking about inside the house and not outside of the house.

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Infocomms Died

02:26 AM - Freesquare | Memeart wrote:

So, @GreggHuestis67, you say you are friends with at least one employee of InfoWars. What are the chances that employee could get somebody on that end to make an official statement about the status of InfoComms?

Whether it was a technical reason, or they intentionally shut it down, the innocent sincere members want to know what happened officially.

To shut it down and say nothing? NOT cool at all. Kind of childish actually. Definitely not professional. It comes across as childish games. Shows a complete lack of respect for all members, and makes the staff at InfoWars look like a bunch of unprofessional punks…basically just like the stupid WTFA thugs.

If they shut it down, fine, but freakin’ own it and tell people.

I messaged the mods here and so far they have not replied. NOT COOL. They could at least reply “No Comment”.

Differences

11:18 AM

But compare WIFI with your remote control. Is your remote control on a website? In contrast, many WIFI networks can be found on public websites, etc. Therefore, there might be differences between WIFI and a remote control or a cordless landline phone or a walky talky, in some ways, to some extent, theoretically.

Donating to Infowars

11:27 AM - FS

I know Infowars has a store, but do they also have a donation option?

Infocomms v Facebook

11:35 AM - FS

Would you rather have an Infowars forum, like we had with Infocomms, or would you rather have an Infowars social networking site that is designed to look more like Facebook, Gab, Twitter, Steemit, Minds, etc, instead?

Donate to Infowars Link

I thought I heard people call into Alex Jones to suggest a donation option. So, my question would be if this donation option is new as of this year or not.

Millie Weaver - YouTube Channel - Awesome Videos Here | Dissenter

True concerning invisible comments, etc. I can confirm that.

Invisible Comments Code

2019 - April - Dissenter Comment Concerning YouTube Shadow Banning | NPC 20181028125025 | 6 months ago - Meaning Around April 2019

NPC wrote

Youtube is censoring you in ways you're probably not even aware. To help prove this to others, I would urge you to find instructions for setting up multiple gmail/youtube accounts. If you're an active conservative commenter, you'll be able to confirm what I'm saying. Youtube is "shadow banning" comments selectively in a tiered method of censorship. For example, if you're on one tier, you might be allowed to make comment responses, but your main thread comments will be invisible to all others. Some accounts are permitted to share links, while comments made by other accounts sharing even on-site links will be made invisible to all other accounts. On another censorship tier, you will be permitted to make one comment response, but any additional response that you make in the thread will be invisible to all other users. On another tier, an account will be hobbled so that other users are never notified of comments or even comment replies. I have confirmed this to be true using four separate accounts, each with slightly different user activity. During those times when your comment replies go mysteriously silent for as long as thirty days, despite frequent replies to other users, you're very likely to have been "shadow-banned" by youtube using one or more of the methods listed above. You can check this by setting up 2 gmail accounts (clear your browser history, with all check boxes checked, between each login/setup). Then, by logging into each account on youtube, you can toggle between the accounts. If you're shadow banned in this manner, you'll start to notice invisible comments made by one account, the other account or both. Spread the word.

Crypto Exchanges

12:18 PM - Dissenter

I believe you. I have not used this one, but it may not be the best option at the moment. I would stay away from centralized exchanges as much as possible, on top of that.

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U.S. Elections History

01:09 PM - Election History 1789-2016

U.S. Election History With Maps 1789-2016

01:20 PM - Free Square

1789 Election Facts

• Prior to 1804, each Elector cast two votes for President, effectively doubling the votes cast
• Each Elector selected Washington with one of his votes, effectively making him unanimous choice for President. That is reflected on the map above. By coming in 2nd, John Adams was named Vice-President
• Two of 13 original Colonies (North Carolina and Rhode Island) had not ratified Constitution, and did not participate; New York did not choose Electors due to an internal dispute
• Issues of the Day: Ratification of U.S. Constitution (Article Two relates to the executive branch and selection of the president)

The United States presidential election of 1796 was the first contested American presidential election and the only one to elect a President and Vice President from opposing tickets.

With incumbent President George Washington having refused a third term in office, incumbent Vice President John Adams of Massachusetts was a candidate for the presidency on the Federalist Party ticket with former Governor Thomas Pinckney of South Carolina as the next most popular Federalist. Their opponents were former Secretary of State Thomas Jefferson of Virginia along with Senator Aaron Burr of New York on the Democratic-Republican ticket. At this point, each man from any party ran alone, as the formal position of "running mate" had not yet been established.

Unlike the previous election where the outcome had been a foregone conclusion, Democratic-Republicans campaigned heavily for Jefferson, and Federalists campaigned heavily for Adams. The debate was an acrimonious one, with Federalists tying the Democratic-Republicans to the violence of the French Revolution and the Democratic-Republicans accusing the Federalists of favoring monarchism and aristocracy. In foreign policy, the Democratic-Republicans denounced the Federalists over Jay's Treaty, perceived as too favorable to Britain, while the French ambassador embarrassed the Democratic-Republicans by publicly backing them and attacking the Federalists right before the election.

Although Adams won, Thomas Jefferson received more electoral votes than Pinckney and was elected Vice-President.

Facebook

01:51 PM - Facebook | Dissenter

Was George Washington truly a Federalist and are federalists for centralization?

Why did the federalists want a strong central government?

Hiding SSID

People should avoid WIFI, but when they're not, should they at least try to hide their SSIDs, use proxies, VPN, etc?

I was just reading an article about disabling SSID in order to create hidden WIFI networks. However, of course, that is not hacker-proof. But it can slow some of them down. It can make it a little harder for some people to find you faster.

Ham Radio Internet? Would that be a way to bypass ISP? Oh, military has something like that already?

Can we get around Internet Kill Switches?

Can a person be their own ISP? What exactly does the ISP connect to?

freqs or aka route?

I have heard that ISP rent the main Internet Highways which are owned by different companies, meaning the servers, the data centers, the cables, etc. So, in other words, it would cost money to connect to them, right?

For example, if Comcast either rents or owns some of the servers, the cables, the Internet backbone, etc, then would it be illegal to send signals through their own private properties, assuming they like own it or whatever?

Doesn't TOR go through ISP?

I wonder if the ISPs are like the middle men for Internet traffic or if ISP is simply like highway exits/ramps, and that there are main Internet Highways that are not owned or rented by ISPs or even DNSes for that matter.

Are Internet Highways owned by companies and/or governments? If some of the Internet Highways are owned by governments, I wonder if they should allow people to connect to them for free, directly, without the need to go through ISP.

Is a VPN a kind of proxy or are they two different things that are not really connected?

Gregg - RIP if this page is taken down by Live Leak

If Internet Highways are/were funded by tax payers, directly, indirectly, via DARPA, HARPA, etc, then that might be partly akin to national parks. The argument could be made that access to such highways, theoretically, should be free or at least fair to an extent, without the need to go through the tyranny of tech cartels, potential monopolies, Internet Service Providers (ISP), DNS, etc.

Are Internet Highways like utilities in the same ways that AT&T, phone companies, power companies, water companies, etc, are considered to be utilities? It seems that it should be if it isn't, legally speaking. In other words, if it is like a utility, then I wonder if censorship would be allowed. If government owns most of it, and if we pay taxes, then, in theory, we own it. I'm not saying we actually own it. But theoretically speaking.

Are you for or against this?

04:09 PM - Wikipedia

What do you think about Mercantilism?

What might be worse, or better, decentralized peer to peer Internet 3.0 systems, like WIFI mesh networks, etc, or a centralized Internet system where you avoid WIFI and yet are limited to the centralization, etc? My answer would be to seek after a bit of both.

@Havin_a_daydream I wonder why people are trying to advertise or spam ads about Binance. Is Binance ok?

Internet Manners LOL. Like, for example, NO ALL CAPS, rule number 1. I might ok with the alleged spam. But I understand it can be annoying, etc. Also, private property rights are valuable, meaning the admins of this Telegram Group should have the right to moderate, censor, etc, whatever you want to call it, however they deem appropriate, etc.

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My Daily Oatmeal

04:37 PM - Dissenter

Mark, you can make videos, write articles, memes, books, etc, mentioning Naomi, assuming you don't already, and then, if you maintain a public persona, a public channel, instead of remaining anonymous (not saying you are a secret person), then that can increase your chances of getting mentioned by Naomi and others; and Rome wasn't built in a day. So, I say, if you got good stuff to say, then say it everywhere, if you wanna. As you do, then more people may begin to notice you and then therefore begin to mention you by name, more and more. But it is generally a gradual thing that occurs in life for most people, historically speaking. That's my daily oatmeal for you.

Admin Heaven

04:46 PM - Telegram

But if an admin, theoretically, is the private property owner of the alleged virtual space which exists on a theoretically not so private Internet Infrastructure, then that admin should be the king of that space. However, if Admin Oatmeal banned you from Oatmeal World, then you could make videos about me. If I was unfair, perhaps, or whatever, you could potentially organize boycotts against my groups. So, that would be bad for business. That is, bad for my business. Knowing that, if I was smart, I would probably refrain from kicking you out of my little club on the Internet IN THE FIRST PLACE. So, in other words, I love the free market, supply and demand. I believe in these types of systems that seeks to keep people accountable, competitive, transparent, fair, effective, useful, beneficial, independent, decentralized, etc.

Bring on the fire. Bring on the rain. Fire and brimstone.

Gregg, when you order a donation from Infowars, do they send you anything in the mail that says you donated?

@GreggHuestis67, I see that, but will you get something in the mail or not? Will you get a piece of paper that says you donated ten dollars or will it only be via email and not via snail mail?

Facebook Satan

05:04 PM - Telegram

Mark, Mark Zuckerberg said Facebook was a platform for all ideas in interviews going back to like 2004, and then they began changing their guidelines, gradually, over the years, and they begin adding exceptions, disclaimers, etc, to their policies, their terms of service. So, in other words, they began changing their rules. Well, technically, as long the rules can be posted publicly and then enforced fairly, equally. But then, one problem is when rules are selectively enforced in banning the same exact things from one person while allowing it to be posted by other people; and when they refuse to tell you which rules you broke with which posts and when, etc. Same thing with how YouTube has been violating Fair Use which resulted in the termination of at least three of my channels, thousands of videos.

ISIS is on Facebook

CJ, are you talking about the Obama Net Neutrality Thing or was the 2018 bill a little bit different?

Disabling the SSID Public Broadcasting

Satish, can you plug your phone into Ethernet?

Worse than the EU Meme banning?

I am trying to reference something from that video. It seems you might not be recognizing the reference.

How Dare You! I should be on the other side of the Frog Pond. Just kidding.

Last night. Thinking about choosing a different path.

Light switch cover replaced.

Scary Nerdism

06:57 PM - Telegram

The good news is that people are waking up to the problems that we face in the world. Yes, you run into people who may say they don't care, have nothing to hide, don't use those things, etc. However, keep in mind that Rome wasn't built in a day. So, you plant seeds. Keep in mind that it takes different things to reach different people. Each one of us has unique opportunities in reaching out to new people who may not get it yet. But it generally has to be gradual. So, for some people, you can simply ask them questions to lead them down the right path. For some people, you can try to make Steemit sound cool to them for example. Try to get your foot in the door. Try to simplify it. Also, for some people, you should try to address the root issues with them as opposed to the symptoms to those problems. Again, most things are extremely complex to non-nerds lol. So, before you can give them solutions, you really got to help them see what the problems are. But at the same time, don't just talk about the problems without talking about the solutions, the alternatives, because that overwhelms people. It turns some people off. So, you gotta take your time. It's kind of like dating. Try not to scare people away too quickly and too often with your nerdism.

Meme Greta

07:09 PM - Dissenter

I may have autism, Asbergers, Treacher Collins Syndrome, etc. Maybe had. Maybe to some extent. But I say all of that to say that different people can have different variations of issues, problems. Now, yes, some may have it a bit worse than others, perhaps. But regardless, things can be conquered. For example, doctors diagnosed me when I was about seven. They said I wouldn't pass the 6th grade, that I was retarded, etc. I was homeschooled, born in 1985, in Oregon. Went to high school. Attended 4 colleges. Taught English in Vietnam for 5 years, etc. But I'm not the only person that has these kinds of stories. But some people will say impossible. I talk about Greta, by the way, because she is symbolic like AOC. So, Greta is a meme. That's true. At the same time, Greta is also a person. So, she has freewill. So, in the future, she could make different choices if she wants to, assuming they don't try too hard to stop her. Generally, as people grow up, some of their views do change over time. So, I do wish for the best for Greta the person. But Greta The Meme however is a totally different story. So, in other words, there are Two Gretas. Not one. Two. The real Greta and the Meme Greta.

How dare you black lady for breaking up with Joker, spoiler alert, which may have caused him to go bad, just kidding, it was only but a dream, or was it? Oh, am I in that video, Satoshi Satish?

Greta might be like Candace Owens.

Santa Clause Satish the Rattish.

07:20 PM - Wash dishes.

07:30 PM - Took a shower.

Don't Tell Her

08:00 PM - 08:54 PM - I was recording my Don't Tell Her video for twenty minutes. Made a few smaller videos before that. Was also running into technical difficulties with the mic for a few minutes Then got it working lol. I should know better by now. I should buy a camcorder. Instead, I rely, lately, on laggy webcams. It could also be the fault of only 4 GB of RAM, etc.

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