modrobert @modrobert@social.cleverlibre.org

Windows 11 AMD Ryzen 15-20% performance drop and TPM requirement discussed in video. The TPM strategy was more or less predicted by @bunniestudios in the book "Hacking the Xbox" back in 2003. An opportunity to install Linux instead. #linux

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mg5xJtmCZbI

"The Hardware Hacking Handbook - Breaking Embedded Security with Hardware Attacks"
https://nostarch.com/hardwarehacking

Why are some whistleblowers accepted, instantly heard by congress and interviewed by mainstream media while others are imprisoned?

I find the selection process of the #PandoraPapers interesting; the richest countries in the world (NATO) are omitted.

==Phrack Inc.==
Volume 0x10, Issue 0x46, Phile #0x01 of 0x0f
http://phrack.org/issues/70/1.html#article

The total sum to end world hunger according to the U.N. is estimated US $267 billion per year, the money hidden from tax would feed the world for over 100 years. #PandoraPapers

[Lightning-dev] Full Disclosure: CVE-2021-41591/ CVE-2021-41592 / CVE-2021-41593 "Dust HTLC Exposure Considered Harmful"
https://lists.linuxfoundation.org/pipermail/lightning-dev/2021-October/003257.html

FB down!?

"An estimated US$32 trillion (excluding non-monetary valuables such as real estate, art, and jewelry) may be hidden from being taxed, according to news reports."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pandora_Papers

http://web.archive.org/web/20211003163640/https://amp.theguardian.com/news/2021/oct/03/pandora-papers-biggest-ever-leak-of-offshore-data-exposes-financial-secrets-of-rich-and-powerful

@kravietz The president doesn't have much power in USA, that's one of the reasons not much changes between elections. If you want to know where the power is, follow the money. A good read on the subject is 'Giants' by Peter Phillips. The permanent state is controlled by oligarchs.

https://therecord.media/facebook-open-sources-internal-tool-used-to-detect-security-bugs-in-android-apps/

@kravietz I'm not trying to control you, or make you post anything. I was under the impression we had a discussion. We agree about some things, and also disagree, feels normal.

@kravietz Interesting you brought up the election in USA, because if they really had democracy there it would most likely be a peaceful and prosperous country, but they have been controlled by the MIC (Military Industrial Complex) for several decades, maybe even longer, through lobbying and campaign donations (legalized corruption). Without war the only traditional industry they have left, defense/military with domestic production can't survive, so they will have to find new countries to invade and more military bases (besides the 800 based they currently have abroad).

@kravietz On the contrary, I'm hoping the Russian people get whatever president they vote for, ideally without corruption. I also hope that the candidate who gets elected is disliked by the west, because that means the Russian people have a chance of not getting their country taken over and destroyed.

@kravietz Lets say Navalny gets out of prison, he continues his political goals and finally become president of Russia. Now what? The Russian oligarchs will be replaced by Western oligarchs (corporations) as the free market opens up more, but people in general will remain poor.

@kravietz I do agree with you on this point about the oil industry investigation, and changed my views slightly about his background, but it also reinforced the case for him being used by the west.

@kravietz Yes, I did read the article, and Navalny is a perfect pawn for the NATO agenda to undermine Russia, regardless of his own intentions being pure or not. Since when did NATO ever care about what happens to the people of countries after their regime change efforts? Recent examples are Afghanistan, Syria, Libya and Iraq.