Anarchy Moment 0341 – The Great One Responds To Comments On Da Webz Syte.

The comment notification system seems to not be working. Why would it work? The company that wrote the code is devoted to diversity, not coding.

I run through the recent comments on the site and respond.

Concepts I talk about:

Men exist for the purpose of serving women and fags.

The Veronicas. At least they haven’t gotten fat. Yet. They haven’t gotten fat yet.

Is Will Smith a beta for slapping Chris Rock? Maybe. Maybe not. Here’s an analysis you probably haven’t heard and will be plenty offensive to women. As if there is anything that doesn’t offend women.

Philosophy and science require challenges to established ideas to test them and correct them. Religion must avoid challenges to established ideas in order to survive. Religion is of a completely different nature than philosophy and science.

Yea, all PUAs are like that. Pictures of the women you are currently fucking or shut the hell up.

And much much more.

Links to stuff mentioned in the podcast:

Opera browser
https://www.opera.com/download

Start 9
https://start9.com/latest/

Sheep Farm Studios
https://odysee.com/@sheepfarmstudios:f?page=1

Sheep Farm 58 Dr Mark Nesti The Collapse of Critical Thinking
https://www.sheepfarm.co.uk/music/sheep-farm-58-dr-mark-nesti-the-collapse-of-critical-thinking/

GREATEST SHOW: Treason! The War Against the USS Liberty
https://www.full-haus.com/index.php/2022/01/28/greatest-show-treason-the-war-against-the-uss-liberty/

Al Jahom writes about STD vaxxing
https://aljahom.wordpress.com/2019/07/11/prelude-to-a-moral-battle-royale/

Black Dragon and Pink Firefly

Send some commies to Canada. They said they would go if the Trumpenfuhrer was elected President but they are too dumb to figure out Canada is to the north and too poor to get there ’cause they have liberal arts degrees. Commies To Canada.

Stalk The Great One. Send The Great One hate messages and death threats. Tell The Great One how right he is and feed his ego. Send The Great One nude photos of you if you are a cute girl.

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I do like a bit of listener generated content 🙂

So… Start9

Looks like a good idea. Probably isn’t.

An interesting intellectual exercise but not one I’d spend a penny on. If you want to pursue something like this, have a look at this video for some good ideas:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5jNJDaztqk

You can run all this on an old $50 PC and get all the software for nothing.

And it’s all good for hosting your own files and media server within your place, so you don’t need spotiflix at home, but the whole self-hosting thing for anything like internet-accessible (e.g. websites) is a DUMB idea unless you are a SuperSperg with far too much time on your hands. I looked at it all before I made the decision to go to Substack rather than self-host.

1) No DOS/DDOS protection. If you think Piggott has problems keeping his website up, you ain’t seen nothing until you’ve tried to keep a site running from your home IP address in the face of hostile traffic.

2) Just wait until someone does some basic checking on what your IP address actually is. It takes less-than-minutes to discover that it’s a residential broadband IP address with Provider-X, which can then be Geolocated to within a very short distance from the seat you’re sitting in (thanks to Google & Apple being able to cross-reference what they see as your WiFi IP with what the GPS in your phone is telling them).

a. The Provider-X information might also tell a hostile actor that you must therefore use provider-X’s router, which they will know has this here list of vulnerabilities, which means they can use the port you had to open for your Website/VPN/mining/whatever to get into your network and own all your shit.

3) You have responsibility for patching EVERYTHING. Every module you install on this box has bugs and vulnerabilities. The more functionality is enabled, the more vulnerabilities, the more stuff you have to patch. You end up being your own security & systems operation team. And if there’s a zero-day out there, you can’t even patch it, because there is no patch. A commercial provider will use next-gen firewalls and intrusion detection systems that use pooled threat intelligence, proactive threat modelling and monitoring, AI/ML pattern recognition for unusual traffic that can provide some level of protection even against zero-day attacks. Can your crappy home router and your crappy pf-sense/IPTables firewall do any of that? Nope.

4) “Oh but it’s all open source and open source is more secure because the code is all out there and has been vetted thousands of times” – Bullshit. Vetted by who? Where are their findings documented? Who’s validating their skills and the analysis they’ve done? How did all this help to prevent the Heartbleed bug which almost killed the internet and was present in the OpenSSL codebase for years? You know that a typical Linux distribution is compiled from 200 MILLION lines of code, right?

a. http://www.pl-enthusiast.net/2014/07/01/how-did-heartbleed-remain-undiscovered-and-what-should-we-do-about-it/

5) Hardware resilience. Substack (or any other commercial provider) will be hosting your site in a VM that is portable across dozens or hundreds of redundant servers, each with redundant disks, power supplies, network adapters etc. Their network will have redundant paths through switches, routers and firewalls. Does your home server have redundant components? Your home network have redundant paths? Do you have 2 broadband connections that go to different ISP points of presence? You don’t, do you.

6) You have to back EVERYTHING up. Not just the content for your website. EVERYTHING. Where to? And if the disk goes pop on your home server, and you put a new disk in, do you know how to restore your website’s software stack and all the configuration and data? Have you tested it to make sure that when the time comes the process will work? Are you sure that in the event of a ransomware/malware/virus/hacker attack, the attacker won’t be able to also delete or encrypt your backup?

7) And after you’ve paid Start9 hundreds of dollars for your box (or even just $200 for the EmbassyOS), what warranty do they offer you relating to any of this at all? No doubt it’s all built from freely available open source tools, but I assume they’ve integration tested it all, and that any warranty that derives from that becomes null and void the moment you have to upgrade a single component to patch a vulnerability, whether it’s nginx, sshd, the kernel or whatever, unless you wait months for them to integration test the new configuration – during which time you have known vulnerabilities.

JUST.SAY.NO.

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Anarchy Moment 0341 – The Great One Responds To Comments On Da Webz Syte. — 16 Comments

Shrugologist on 14 April, 2022 at 01:15 said:

“Vidya” is 4chan lingo.

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- The Great One, Himself on 15 April, 2022 at 06:59 said:
  
  I really should hang out on 4chan more. Haven’t been there in at least a year.
  
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  - Shrugologist on 15 April, 2022 at 18:43 said:
    
    The only source of information I trust. I hope to live to see Journalists decorating lampposts.
    
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    - The Great One, Himself on 18 April, 2022 at 20:35 said:
      
      I hope there is a Hell so I can kill journalists on Earth, then see them in Hell and kill them again.
      
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Al Jahom on 14 April, 2022 at 06:30 said:

I do like a bit of listener generated content 🙂

So… Start9

Looks like a good idea. Probably isn’t.

An interesting intellectual exercise but not one I’d spend a penny on. If you want to pursue something like this, have a look at this video for some good ideas:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5jNJDaztqk

You can run all this on an old $50 PC and get all the software for nothing.

And it’s all good for hosting your own files and media server within your place, so you don’t need spotiflix at home, but the whole self-hosting thing for anything like internet-accessible (e.g. websites) is a DUMB idea unless you are a SuperSperg with far too much time on your hands. I looked at it all before I made the decision to go to Substack rather than self-host.

1) No DOS/DDOS protection. If you think Piggott has problems keeping his website up, you ain’t seen nothing until you’ve tried to keep a site running from your home IP address in the face of hostile traffic.

2) Just wait until someone does some basic checking on what your IP address actually is. It takes less-than-minutes to discover that it’s a residential broadband IP address with Provider-X, which can then be Geolocated to within a very short distance from the seat you’re sitting in (thanks to Google & Apple being able to cross-reference what they see as your WiFi IP with what the GPS in your phone is telling them).

a. The Provider-X information might also tell a hostile actor that you must therefore use provider-X’s router, which they will know has this here list of vulnerabilities, which means they can use the port you had to open for your Website/VPN/mining/whatever to get into your network and own all your shit.

3) You have responsibility for patching EVERYTHING. Every module you install on this box has bugs and vulnerabilities. The more functionality is enabled, the more vulnerabilities, the more stuff you have to patch. You end up being your own security & systems operation team. And if there’s a zero-day out there, you can’t even patch it, because there is no patch. A commercial provider will use next-gen firewalls and intrusion detection systems that use pooled threat intelligence, proactive threat modelling and monitoring, AI/ML pattern recognition for unusual traffic that can provide some level of protection even against zero-day attacks. Can your crappy home router and your crappy pf-sense/IPTables firewall do any of that? Nope.

4) “Oh but it’s all open source and open source is more secure because the code is all out there and has been vetted thousands of times” – Bullshit. Vetted by who? Where are their findings documented? Who’s validating their skills and the analysis they’ve done? How did all this help to prevent the Heartbleed bug which almost killed the internet and was present in the OpenSSL codebase for years? You know that a typical Linux distribution is compiled from 200 MILLION lines of code, right?

a. http://www.pl-enthusiast.net/2014/07/01/how-did-heartbleed-remain-undiscovered-and-what-should-we-do-about-it/

5) Hardware resilience. Substack (or any other commercial provider) will be hosting your site in a VM that is portable across dozens or hundreds of redundant servers, each with redundant disks, power supplies, network adapters etc. Their network will have redundant paths through switches, routers and firewalls. Does your home server have redundant components? Your home network have redundant paths? Do you have 2 broadband connections that go to different ISP points of presence? You don’t, do you.

6) You have to back EVERYTHING up. Not just the content for your website. EVERYTHING. Where to? And if the disk goes pop on your home server, and you put a new disk in, do you know how to restore your website’s software stack and all the configuration and data? Have you tested it to make sure that when the time comes the process will work? Are you sure that in the event of a ransomware/malware/virus/hacker attack, the attacker won’t be able to also delete or encrypt your backup?

7) And after you’ve paid Start9 hundreds of dollars for your box (or even just $200 for the EmbassyOS), what warranty do they offer you relating to any of this at all? No doubt it’s all built from freely available open source tools, but I assume they’ve integration tested it all, and that any warranty that derives from that becomes null and void the moment you have to upgrade a single component to patch a vulnerability, whether it’s nginx, sshd, the kernel or whatever, unless you wait months for them to integration test the new configuration – during which time you have known vulnerabilities.

JUST.SAY.NO.

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- The Great One, Himself on 15 April, 2022 at 06:58 said:
  
  You may have some valid points here. However as a counter point I would remind you that:
  
  1. Yes, all PUAs are like that.
  
  2. Men grow up. Women grow old.
  
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  - Shrugologist on 15 April, 2022 at 18:45 said:
    
    With logic like that, there is no arguement left.
    
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    - The Great One, Himself on 18 April, 2022 at 20:34 said:
      
      Welcome.
      
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Al Jahom on 14 April, 2022 at 06:55 said:

Goddamit the comment system ate my long-assed comment.

Short version: Start9 seems like an interesting idea, but there are ways to do the same thing for free, and hosting your websites from your home is a REALLY TERRIBLE IDEA.

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- The Great One, Himself on 15 April, 2022 at 06:57 said:
  
  That’s what you get for being long winded. *ha*
  I check the spam folder before deleting and thus have saved your essay.
  
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  - Al Jahom on 15 April, 2022 at 16:19 said:
    
    Spam? I’m OFFENDED…… RAAARRRRGH!
    
    The comment was staged on my home-hosted shadow of your website, so it was never lost, just not visible to those who need to be saved from your drunken advice. ($500 for a Sperg9 box? LOL)
    
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    - The Great One, Himself on 18 April, 2022 at 20:37 said:
      
      Drunken? Drunken! What the fuck you talking ’bout.
      I’m not drunken.
      I can stop any time I want to.
      Any time at all.
      And unlike TJ Martinell once I stop I’m not going to start right back up again.
      
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Mark on 16 April, 2022 at 09:53 said:

Does this work yet…?!

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- The Great One, Himself on 18 April, 2022 at 20:34 said:
  
  Nope. Though I have been getting the notifications of new posts.
  
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dumbass aus fag on 18 April, 2022 at 01:47 said:

I dont always take a break from touching myself when I leave comments, sometimes I like to combine pleasures.

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- The Great One, Himself on 18 April, 2022 at 20:34 said:
  
  I approve of this comment.
  
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