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"he had a old 286SX IBM and uh it was just sitting in his basement and I told my mom I was like hey if I clean for like a month can I have that computer?"
"how could I force this thing to run Windows 3.1 so I could have a GUI instead of using command line?"
"one time there was a um a coil radio that you could order where with an earpiece and you put this coil radio together and with an earpiece, no battery. It was just the electromagnetic radiation would would would um activate the coil"
"you could download things like uh uh cellebrite. You could get a cellebrite uh or there's other things called forensic toolkit"
"there's other things called forensic toolkit other things like that that allow you to examine your phone at a deeper level"
"Android also publishes their their their framework in an open source fashion where you can ex you can look at the and it's called AOSP Android open source project"
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"Books that general officers were being told to read and that I as an adviser were being told to read, books like White Rage, like understanding why your problem uh you as a white man are a problem in the modern day military."
"Oh yeah. And ZTE."
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"he had a old 286SX IBM and uh it was just sitting in his basement and I told my mom I was like hey if I clean for like a month can I have that computer?"
"how could I force this thing to run Windows 3.1 so I could have a GUI instead of using command line?"
"one time there was a um a coil radio that you could order where with an earpiece and you put this coil radio together and with an earpiece, no battery. It was just the electromagnetic radiation would would would um activate the coil"
"you could download things like uh uh cellebrite. You could get a cellebrite uh or there's other things called forensic toolkit"
"there's other things called forensic toolkit other things like that that allow you to examine your phone at a deeper level"
"Android also publishes their their their framework in an open source fashion where you can ex you can look at the and it's called AOSP Android open source project"
"you should run WireGuard on your phone and you should route all of your internet traffic through something like a home terminal at your house through a Raspberry Pi using something like WireGuard. Um which is a a VPN that I use that's very good"
"you should take something like a um a a Raspberry Pi and you should run WireGuard on your phone and you should route all of your internet traffic through something like a home terminal at your house through a Raspberry Pi"
"you could use Signal on there and those other things and you're going to be relatively safe"
"you get these scholastic book order forms that you'd bring home from school and you could order books"
"I can install a custom operating system like Graphine or something like that which I'm not doing right now"
"Pokémon Go players built a 30 billion photo map. That's how training robots to deliver your pizza"
"if you read the Federalist Papers, was so important to the founders that there was this state that the state's needs were organized because the state was where the founders wanted these thought experiments"
"You read Thomas Hobbes Leviathan or John Locke or Montesquieu, all of them talked about this great experiment that was being set up"
"like we talked about with uploading photos to Google Drive. It needs that training data"
"Books that general officers were being told to read and that I as an adviser were being told to read, books like White Rage, like understanding why your problem uh you as a white man are a problem in the modern day military."
"It was a a persistent implant on cell phones for people. initially it was you had to click it. It was a click. Initially it was a click a click and then it became a non-click exploit"
"Oh yeah. And ZTE."
"I could take that information, I could put it into Perplexity, and Perplexity would lay out what's going on with it"