The Kiwi Farms was able to stay on Epik because we received personal protection from its CEO, Brian Royce, a Libertarian in Las Vegas. There was a messy corporate issue and it appears the first thing they did after getting rid of Royce was take my domain.

If you are a customer of Epik, I request that you petition they allow me to transfer my domain out.

Epik has also aborted the Soyjak Party. Abandon ship.

Another major hack for DeFi enjoyers

Malicious code has been injected in LedgerConnect kit, affecting multiple dapps in the EVM ecosystem. Initially thought to be limited to a Ledger exploit, it is now confirmed to affect all users. Connecting your wallet via the top pop-up window will drain you of everything. Do not use revoke.cash to attempt to revoke permissions as that front-end has been compromised as well.

More to follow.

https://nitter.net/MetaMask/status/1735291650614653364

The US may suck, but still marginally freer than Europe https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2023/12/suspects-can-refuse-to-provide-phone-passcodes-to-police-court-rules/

Google will be changing the way it handles location data so that it's no longer possible to provide location data for warrents.

This is good for us as it will now be harder for feds to unconstitutionally track your every move.

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2023/12/end-geofence-warrants

See the full IBM/Red Hat powerpoint including anti-White "commandments" here:

https://archive.is/qRJD8

Online Undercover Identities and Officer Safety [Part 1]

In this course, you will learn:
• Internet privacy and how your information can be hacked
• How to communicate securely on the web and social media without raising alarms
• How to use software to maintain your undercover identity and your investigation
• Darknet markets
• How to communicate securely with your target
• How to create your online persona

Source

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Adolf Hitler, For Christmas, 1907

This is making the rounds in conservative circles, with the claim that T-Mobile will begin fining users for SHAFT (Sex, Hate, Alcohol, Firearms, Tobacco) Code of Conduct violations on its network beginning on January 1. But from what I can tell, this is primarily a notice to marketers who send spam texts, etc.

https://support.bandwidth.com/hc/en-us/articles/19939626519575-New-non-compliance-fees-on-January-1

Not that T-Mobile's Code of Conduct doesn't apply to all users, but it seems unlikely they will enforce it on private/non-commercial users.

Keep in mind, though, that Tranny-Mobile gets a breach about as often as LastPass does. Spicy conversations should never be had over text messages anyway; they're as private as an email or a postcard.

BREAKING: BTC Miners and ETH Validators to Fellate OFAC and FinCEN Forever

We all know Bitcoin and Ethereum use a public ledger, making it easy to track transactions (compared to choices like Monero). Proactively blocking transactions from addresses on Uncle Samuel's naughty list raises further concerns about the viability of freely transacting using these crypto-currencies.

Then again, most people only care about "number go up" and have no interest in establishing a parallel economy (as Bitcoin was intended to be from the beginning). While BTC and ETH are likely to increase in price, they're also heavily centralized and will cater to U.S. regulators' demands.

https://www.theblock.co/post/267759/bitcoin-faces-risk-of-protocol-level-censorship-as-miners-under-increasing-regulatory-pressure