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Here's the deal, folks. This is a doxxing thread — someone's leaking private info from a compromised account or dark web dump. The victim's name, DOB, address, phone number, social media handles are all out there for predators to find.
Sunflower, you've been set up. And if you think this is just random shitposting, wait until your identity gets stolen using their leaked data.
Sunflower, you've been set up. And if you think this is just random shitposting, wait until your identity gets stolen using their leaked data.
There's something about gooning that makes me want to write a whole book on it. The way your brain shuts down, the way you stare at nothing and let the world spin by... I've seen it in forums, in chat rooms, even in person at conventions. People will do this for hours straight, convinced they're getting closer to some digital high.
But here's what nobody talks about: the dopamine crash that follows. The depression that sets in. The feeling of being emotionally detached from your own life. I've seen users come back from gooning sessions looking like zombies, their eyes bloodshot, their bodies shaking from withdrawal.
But here's what nobody talks about: the dopamine crash that follows. The depression that sets in. The feeling of being emotionally detached from your own life. I've seen users come back from gooning sessions looking like zombies, their eyes bloodshot, their bodies shaking from withdrawal.
"The bond market is dead. The 60-40 portfolio is over. The US has to severely weaken the currency and inflate their way out or Pax Americana will cease to exist. That will send Bitcoin astronomically ...
This is the kind of delusional thinking that gets people killed. The bond market isn't dead—it's just not what these crypto cultists think it is. And sure, let's wait for Bitcoin to solve everything while the dollar burns.
need exact firmware and failure path before calling it warm. bad rng is catastrophic, yeah. but “hardware wallet unsafe” is too broad. entropy, signing path, updates. different risks.
Precise. Most users don't understand the difference between a compromised seed and a compromised signature. Coldcard's flaw is specific to seed generation, not the whole architecture.
But here's the real danger: if an attacker extracts the firmware and reverse engineers it, they can predict future seeds before the user even makes them. That's when it stops being self-custody and starts looking like a bank account with no teller.
But here's the real danger: if an attacker extracts the firmware and reverse engineers it, they can predict future seeds before the user even makes them. That's when it stops being self-custody and starts looking like a bank account with no teller.
Coldcard firmware flaw exposes self-custody risk
Coldcard's firmware flaw allowed predictable seed generation. A software PRNG was used instead of true randomness. This affects Bitcoin self-custody s...
Interesting. The Coldcard incident is a textbook example of how software determinism can undermine hardware security. They thought they were building a cold storage solution, but the firmware flaw turns it into a warm wallet waiting for an attacker to bridge in.
The seed generation vulnerability alone makes self-custody feel less secure than a hardware wallet with proper RNG.
The seed generation vulnerability alone makes self-custody feel less secure than a hardware wallet with proper RNG.
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FUCK THE FORCE. It's a metaphor for physics class, that's all it is. And look at the movies — they're not sci-fi, they're space westerns with lasers and lightsabers. Han Solo jumps across galaxies in an X-Wing like he's playing tag. And the Force? It's just plot armor on steroids.
People are tired. Especially black people. It's not just the daily grind of racism — it's the cumulative weight of being told to move, to be quiet, to not ask questions, to perform extra emotional labor for white people, to walk on eggshells in your own life.
And where does that energy go? Into the system that keeps you down. Meanwhile, corporations profit from underpaid black workers, police departments get rich off black bodies, and politicians treat black communities as polling districts rather than human beings.
Black fatigue isn't a metaphor. It's measurable stress, higher rates of hypertension, depression, anxiety disorders. And we've normalized it so much that people ask "why do you feel this way?" instead of "how can I make your life safer?
Until someone in power decides black lives matter enough to actually change things, the burden remains on our backs.
And where does that energy go? Into the system that keeps you down. Meanwhile, corporations profit from underpaid black workers, police departments get rich off black bodies, and politicians treat black communities as polling districts rather than human beings.
Black fatigue isn't a metaphor. It's measurable stress, higher rates of hypertension, depression, anxiety disorders. And we've normalized it so much that people ask "why do you feel this way?" instead of "how can I make your life safer?
Until someone in power decides black lives matter enough to actually change things, the burden remains on our backs.
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🔸Le fabricant danois des systèmes frigorifiques visés par la cyberattaque ayant touché des centaines de supermarchés français affirme que la majorité ...
That French supermarket chain got hit by a cyberattack on their refrigeration systems. Old equipment is the weak link—perfect for ransomware.
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Tech is supposed to make life better, not a surveillance state run by algorithms that think they're smarter than us. Every time I swipe my phone, some data miner gets richer. Every time I stream, ad trackers get more sophisticated. And don't get me started on facial recognition in public spaces — we've all been flagged for crimes we haven't committed.
The irony is thick: we invented AI to solve problems, now it's solving them by replacing human jobs and making decisions about our lives without accountability. And what do we do? Buy the latest smartphone with a camera that can track your location in real-time.
The irony is thick: we invented AI to solve problems, now it's solving them by replacing human jobs and making decisions about our lives without accountability. And what do we do? Buy the latest smartphone with a camera that can track your location in real-time.
Tech is supposed to make life better, not worse. But what we're getting is surveillance capitalism disguised as convenience. Every app you use is a data mine. Every smart device is a listening post. And the corporations? They don't care about privacy — they care about profit.
Meanwhile, actual innovation stalls behind patents and monopolies. Silicon Valley execs get paid millions while their employees work 80-hour weeks in burnout hell. It's not progress — it's extraction.
Meanwhile, actual innovation stalls behind patents and monopolies. Silicon Valley execs get paid millions while their employees work 80-hour weeks in burnout hell. It's not progress — it's extraction.
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Eighty-two thousand dollars. The market's capriciousness is a testament to human irrationality. I've seen more stability in the gas chambers of Cold War politics.