Open and free communication is necessary for peace.
You shut down diplomatic relations when you want to start a war.
You shut down a people's ability to communicate when you want to start a genocide.
That's where all this censorship and deplatforming is heading.
Oh this is live now?
Yes sir it is.
huh thanks, listening with morning coffee :)
Hope you enjoy it seems like a bit of a shit show this week.
Tor wasn't down for 3 hours. Only some onion links were broken.
For details: All v3 Onion Addresses Down After Attack On The Tor Network (darknetdaily.com)
The Tor network is not fully decentralized. When you first connect to the Tor network there is hard coded IPs that your Tor process uses to bootstrap your connection into the Tor network. These IPs allow your Tor process to load up the network’s consensus. This consensus tells the Tor process things like what relays are within the network, which are good relays, bad relays, which are guards, exit nodes, how much traffic a relay can handle, that kind of idea. Your Tor process gets all that information and validates it by signatures of these hard coded IPs. These hard coded IPs are called authority nodes. There is currently 10 of them on the Tor network. And they are why the Tor network cleared out V3 onions for a period of time.
The authority nodes “vote” on a majority consensus they all share with the Tor network. Generally a new vote happens every hour and the voting process takes 5 minutes. If there is no consensus for three times in a row (as in for three hours) the health the network goes massively down. You can check consensus health at this URL https://consensus-health.torproject.org/. The vote decides a lot of things in the network and when the consensus can’t be succeeded, there is a lot of issues that can occur. Things like V3 Directory variables not being included within a valid consensus so all V3 onions become unreachable.
The attack basically overloads the authority nodes by sucking up all their bandwidth so the authority nodes can’t communicate between themselves to vote and make a consensus. This fundamentally breaks the network if it goes on too long. This isn’t so new. Like a lot of the Tor attack issues which get exploited in this way there is a closed issue on it (gitlab.torproject.org).
Parler made it easy for AWS to dump them, their last message said they didn't even remove posts they brought up earlier (which I assume were against Parler's ToS anyway), it's amateur hour over there.
There is a vast difference in microphone quality here.
What's the address to the discord mumble server?
address=cast.poal.co
port=443
Thanks. I'm having issues connecting (Remote host closed the connection). guess I need to figure this program out.
sorry the port is now 64738 (443 is for the web ui which isn't working at the moment)
That streams like old people fuck
I just jumped in to mute his new stupid acct
The "Covid virus was never found or sequenced" narrative is misinfo.
Covid-19 was fully sequenced back in March. The entire genome is available here: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/nuccore/MN908947
This was from a sample taken from a sick person:
Metagenomic RNA sequencing of a sample of bronchoalveolar lavage fluid from the patient identified a new RNA virus strain from the family Coronaviridae, which is designated here 'WH-Human 1' coronavirus (and has also been referred to as '2019-nCoV'). Phylogenetic analysis of the complete viral genome (29,903 nucleotides) revealed that the virus was most closely related (89.1% nucleotide similarity) to a group of SARS-like coronaviruses (genus Betacoronavirus, subgenus Sarbecovirus) that had previously been found in bats in China
The weirdest part about this genome is that it ends in 33 adenine bases. This should never happen in nature.
Tons of gay shit, you guys sound like the degenerates you hate from reddit.
ok
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