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Re: Client Side Scanning - See What You See

Reply #15 –
There's a saying: Hiding in plain sight. People are bombarded with all kinds of sensory stimulations, you can't process all the info even if it's true. Personally, I believe that this kind of phenomenon was taken into account and is actively used by the powers that will be and powers that are here to stay.

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Reply #16 –
Quote from: Shoun2137 – on
There's a saying: Hiding in plain sight. People are bombarded with all kinds of sensory stimulations, you can't process all the info even if it's true. Personally, I believe that this kind of phenomenon was taken into account and is actively used by the powers that will be and powers that are here to stay.
Again, what is the fear?
Distraction... or over stimulation... leading to what?

Can you even articulate what the actual fear is of?

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Reply #17 –
Quote from: n00b – on
Quote from: Shoun2137 – on
There's a saying: Hiding in plain sight. People are bombarded with all kinds of sensory stimulations, you can't process all the info even if it's true. Personally, I believe that this kind of phenomenon was taken into account and is actively used by the powers that will be and powers that are here to stay.
Again, what is the fear?
Distraction... or over stimulation... leading to what?

Can you even articulate what the actual fear is of?




How about brain washing and mental illness.  If you don't see this, there really is no rational conversation that can continue.  It i s a flat earth position.  This coming generation is in steep trouble and it is very very bleak.  As a whole, they are programmed to  be triggered and reactionary while suffering from severe under education, and a complete failure of learn fundamental social skills.... thank the covid lock downs for that.  The technology is invasive and physically addicting and designed to be so... as a matter of fact.

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Reply #19 –
Quote from: mrbrklyn – on
Quote from: n00b – on

Again, what is the fear?
Distraction... or over stimulation... leading to what?

Can you even articulate what the actual fear is of?




How about brain washing and mental illness.  If you don't see this, there really is no rational conversation that can continue.  It i s a flat earth position.  This coming generation is in steep trouble and it is very very bleak.  As a whole, they are programmed to  be triggered and reactionary while suffering from severe under education, and a complete failure of learn fundamental social skills.... thank the covid lock downs for that.  The technology is invasive and physically addicting and designed to be so... as a matter of fact.

They are emotionalized remote controlled robots already totally disconnected from nature.
This will all end in tears.

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Reply #20 –
Quote from: n00b – on

But all of those has always been public information, right?

You seem to be trying to articulate a fear that does not seem anything to be afraid of.


Let me ask your obviously thick clumsy mind a last and final question.
What do you think is "smart" tech about?
Note, smart is a acronym.

What is IoT and IoB?

What does WEF Harari mean, if he tells you, "humans are hackable animals"?
What does a Gates mean, if he presents you with an absurd childish equation of people, services and co2 and tells the audience "we gonna reduce carbon to zero"?
What did a Kissinger mean, stating "we will use food as a weapon"?

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Reply #21 –
Quote from: mrbrklyn – on
Quote from: Shoun2137 – on
There's a saying: Hiding in plain sight. People are bombarded with all kinds of sensory stimulations, you can't process all the info even if it's true. Personally, I believe that this kind of phenomenon was taken into account and is actively used by the powers that will be and powers that are here to stay.
Quote from: n00b – on
Again, what is the fear?
Distraction... or over stimulation... leading to what?
Can you even articulate what the actual fear is of?
How about brain washing and mental illness.  If you don't see this, there really is no rational conversation that can continue.
So, If I cannot see your fear, then we "no rational conversation that can continue."
You don't have to explain your premise, and I cannot question it?
What logical fallacy is that?
Is this a cult?

So, respectfully, I do question your premise. What about brain washing and mental illness? Are you saying that the cause of brainwashing and mental illness is the stealth installation of an LLM on a phone?

And how does that relate to buying snickers or anything else?
Quote from: mrbrklyn – on
It is a flat earth position.
Is that not, literally, the logical fallacy/rhetorical trick of straw manning?
If my argument is poor, debate my argument. That is how this works. But calling my argument something else is just foul play, right?
Quote from: mrbrklyn – on
This coming generation is in steep trouble and it is very very bleak.
Is it? Assumes facts not in evidence. 
Quote from: mrbrklyn – on
As a whole, they are programmed to  be triggered and reactionary while suffering from severe under education, and a complete failure of learn fundamental social skills....
Right, because every generation before them was highly educated and not at all easily lead into moral panics and had all the social skills?
Have you considered questioning your premise? Looking for evidence you might not be right?
Quote from: mrbrklyn – on
thank the covid lock downs for that.
Again assumes facts not in evidence, and the evidence is lock downs worked, and worked well. Many more people died in places they were lifted.
Quote from: mrbrklyn – on
The technology is invasive and physically addicting and designed to be so... as a matter of fact.
And no other technology is invasive and addicting? Humans have never had issues like these before? Cigarettes? Opium? Meth? Oil?
Did you even try to see the weakness in your own assertions?

But I return to the topic. The topic was the stealth installation of a LLM client. Which is not the end of the world, right? It was simply another affront in a long line of them, simply because America cannot tell the rich what to do.
Europe can tell the rich what to do, and it did not happen there, right?

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Reply #22 –
Quote from: artoo – on
Quote from: n00b – on
But all of those has always been public information, right?
You seem to be trying to articulate a fear that does not seem anything to be afraid of.
Let me ask your obviously thick clumsy mind a last and final question.
Is this the last, or the last last? My thick clumsy mind misremembers and is often wrong. I need help keeping things straight from a not "thick clumsy mind" like yours.
And just a note, you didn't finish with your last, or your last last, or your last last last point, right? Not that I am counting.
And you didn't answer any of my questions on your prior points. Are we gonna get back to those, or did you concede them and want to make different points you think might do better?
Quote from: artoo – on
What do you think is "smart" tech about?
Note, smart is a acronym.
I don't remember that in the linked video about a stealth install of a LLM client on a phone. Can you tell me where in the video that was? Or is this "secret cult" info?
Quote from: artoo – on
What is IoT and IoB?
Again, was this in the homework?
Or is this part of the cult thing?
Quote from: artoo – on
What does WEF Harari mean, if he tells you, "humans are hackable animals"?
Why would I listen to what a lying culty influencer says? My question is: why do you?
I am not saying he is wrong. Some humans are easily hacked. It's commonly called cults or marketing, right?
Quote from: artoo – on
What does a Gates mean, if he presents you with an absurd childish equation of people, services and co2 and tells the audience "we gonna reduce carbon to zero"?
I cannot even parse this sentence. I did pretty well with the others, so I think it is this one specifically. I have a feeling if I was in the cult it would make sense, but it is just a feeling.
Quote from: artoo – on
What did a Kissinger mean, stating "we will use food as a weapon"?
I am pretty sure this is not in the video. Was there some sort of secret homework? Or is this a cult thing I am unaware of?

Re: Client Side Scanning - See What You See

Reply #23 –
One handy thing about ublock origin is the XPath filters you can create.

Totally random examples:
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forum.artixlinux.org##article.post_wrapper.forumposts:has(a[href="https://forum.artixlinux.org/index.php?action=profile;u=2325"])
forum.artixlinux.org##div.quote-read-more:has-text(Quote from: n00b)

And relax.....

Not really off topic as this is 'client side scanning' at its finest.

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Reply #24 –
Quote from: n00b – on

I am pretty sure this is not in the video. Was there some sort of secret homework? Or is this a cult thing I am unaware of?


I am telling you now openly and clearly, if you do not stop your childish trolling, we will part way.

You made you intend why you are on this forum multiple times clear, it is not because of technical issues around artix.

I will not play stupid games and waste time.

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Reply #25 –
Quote from: artoo – on
Quote from: kiblaster – on

I do not like GrapheneOS because it makes you use google hardware.


Makes you wonder why google have an adreno chip, and a chrome browser.
Because of Adrenochrome?
Quote
Adrenochrome is a chemical compound produced by the oxidation of adrenaline (epinephrine). It was the subject of limited research from the 1950s through to the 1970s as a potential cause of schizophrenia.

Isn't Adreno owned by Qualcomm though?

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Reply #26 –
Quote from: gripped – on
One handy thing about ublock origin is the XPath filters you can create.

Totally random examples:
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forum.artixlinux.org##article.post_wrapper.forumposts:has(a[href="https://forum.artixlinux.org/index.php?action=profile;u=2325"])
forum.artixlinux.org##div.quote-read-more:has-text(Quote from: n00b)

And relax.....

Not really off topic as this is 'client side scanning' at its finest.
would not want to read anything that asks you to question what you know...

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Reply #27 –
Quote from: artoo – on
Quote from: n00b – on
I am pretty sure this is not in the video. Was there some sort of secret homework? Or is this a cult thing I am unaware of?
I am telling you now openly and clearly, if you do not stop your childish trolling, we will part way.

You made you intend why you are on this forum multiple times clear, it is not because of technical issues around artix.

I will not play stupid games and waste time.
It's not trolling. It is literally the topic. But I have engaged your points, which you just ignore and change the topic.

You have falsely accused me of many things. I have not replied with personal attacks, but engaged the things you wrote.

You have not engaged, but now make more threats.

Why not just engage the points you wrote about?

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Reply #28 –
Quote from: n00b – on
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And how does that relate to buying snickers or anything else?
[...]
I'm sorry my friend, but it seems your deduction skills are non-existant or you're being obtuse on purpose which implies bad faith. It is too late to have this discussion with you.

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Reply #29 –
Quote from: Shoun2137 – on
Quote from: n00b – on
[...]
And how does that relate to buying snickers or anything else?
[...]
I'm sorry my friend, but it seems your deduction skills are non-existant or you're being obtuse on purpose which implies bad faith. It is too late to have this discussion with you.
It would be really easy to show how silly I am by showing what I failed to deduce.
But you didn't.
Why not?
 
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