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Using text recognition software on website archives? Basement Dwelling Neckbeard 20/12/05(Sat)17:31 No. 5435 Board: /pr/ [Reply]

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Null of Kiwi Farms recently stated that he'll release archive of the site minus user data when section 230 is repealed, in torrent form. Does anyone have any advice on automating text recognition software on that archive so I can build a database of hashes for comparison to other sites?

I'd love nothing more than for every Kiwi Farms user to be doxed and sued into oblivion.

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Basement Dwelling Neckbeard 25/05/11(Sun)06:02 No. 5748

>>5719
Sounds more like the FBI is making up shit in order to arrest politically unconvenient people.

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Basement Dwelling Neckbeard 25/08/27(Wed)09:34 No. 5793

>>5748
When you arrest somebody you have to take them to court where a judge examines the presented evidence to ensure it all checks out. The FBI can't arrest somebody and be like "throw this guy in prison trust me bro"

There was one darknet guy who was traced because he used the term "hiyas" a lot. Can't remember who it was. I'd be surprised if the NSA isn't building a massive AI which does indeed attempt to identify people by their writing style and automatically builds profiles on them

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Basement Dwelling Neckbeard 25/08/27(Wed)09:41 No. 5794

>>5793
I switch up my typing style some time specifically because of this.

Anonymous 17/06/12(Mon)04:21 No. 6491 Board: /gfx/ ID: df4d1e [Reply]

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I'm going to have to make my own handwriting font.

I've been putting it off for twenty years.

Also, post OC that you will not be using for work!

Anonymous 26/07/17(Fri)19:52 No. 845473 Board: /b/ [Reply]

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First of all ima ruusian
Second one.. the second one... I dont know how to describe my thoughts on English...
Third one.... Ima eating glass. Yes ima yog ima eating glass
What im doing to my life😭😭😭😭

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Anonymous 26/07/18(Sat)01:41 No. 845474

>>845473

> ima russian

BLYAT!

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Anonymous 26/07/18(Sat)22:22 No. 845481

Syka nahui

someone gift me a jockstrap im so desperate ill meow and purr for it insanity 25/04/27(Sun)00:01 No. 1127 Board: /weed/ [Reply]

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Anonymous 17/12/01(Fri)21:08 No. 485 Board: /civ/ ID: cfbfa4 [Reply]

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The proposal to turn the Internet into cable television:
http://transition.fcc.gov/Daily_Releases/Daily_Business/2017/db1122/DOC-347927A1.pdf

This will be "considered" at the FCC's monthly meeting on December 14th.

It's not what I thought it was. I thought it would be about putting control of the internet into corporate hands, raising the cost of hosting and streaming services nationwide, and forcing the people to pay for access to individual web sites like cable TV channels. It does those things, but its higher priority is undoing things that were done during the previous administration. This is yet another attempt by the current administration to make the American people and the world forget there was ever a black president by erasing any trace of a political legacy that could be attributed to his leadership (even though the president has no authority to direct the FCC). Destroying the internet as we know it will be a side effect.

Specifically, the proposal reverses this order:
https://apps.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/FCC-15-24A1.pdf

Highlights:

Key to the proposal is defining broadband Internet access as a luxury, not a utility. Specifically, to reclassify broadband ISPs as Title I "information services", reversing their 2015 reclassification as Title II "telecommunications services" and bringing us back to 2014's Verizon Communications Inc. v. FCC, in which it was determined that the FCC relinquished the authority to regulate broadband ISPs blocking or throttling any information being transmitted through their networks by distinguishing them from "common carriers" as was confirmed in 2004's NCTA v. Brand X Internet Services.

The proposal repeats certain words and phrases to an almost hypnotic effect, among them "restore internet freedom" (what it purports to do) and "heavy-handed, utility-style regulation" (in reference to the 2015 order) and "light touch" (to describe it's strategy of regulation-free regulation that will magically prevent the telecom conglomerates from holding the internet for ransom).
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Anonymous 17/12/04(Mon)23:42 No. 487 ID: a870df

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What's real fun is that under Title I and without common carrier protections, they are liable for all traffic carried over their network.

If you commit a crime using their network, under Title I they're considered to be an accomplice to the crime. This is what common carrier prevented.

But because Verizon's execs want ever-greater forms of compensation, they sued common carrier out of the way, which lead to them being classified as Title II.

Now they're back to Title I without common carrier protections. Which means they're back to being liable for acts committed by customers using their network.

Almost every sketchy business that only accepts bitcoin as payment? ISPs are now liable for them. The act of receiving and transmitting information about the blockchain transaction? Liable.

They wanted it, they got it. And I hope they choke on it.

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Anonymous 17/12/09(Sat)10:56 No. 497 ID: a20cea

>>487
>under Title I they're considered to be an accomplice to the crime
They're just going to make that go away with lawyers and money you know.

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Anonymous 17/12/10(Sun)13:28 No. 498 ID: 15ac11

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>>497
They'd better beef up their legal departments, since they're accomplices on federal, state, and local levels.

Getting dragged into court in every municipality in the country tends to be a bit of a drain.

But I'm sure that the GOP, being such vocal supporters of state rights, would certainly never stand in their way.

Pure Heart Anonymous 20/02/19(Wed)03:06 No. 26597 Board: /elit/ [Reply]

Pure Heart Pt. 01
by bartok_star©

Chapter 1

It was a late Friday night and I had just returned to my room after watching TV with my sister, Sara. I was pretty tired, but I had been looking forward to getting online to view some new porn and get myself off after a tough week at school. I was twenty and going to a two year school to get certified as an auto mechanic. With all the dirty jokes we guys threw around during class, I always came home with a bit of a buzz.

I sat down and started browsing to some of my favorite sites. I was already in my boxers and I was just about to pull my dick out when I heard a quick knock on my door and it began to open. I scrambled to try to hide what I was looking out, but not before my sister stepped into the room and gasped.

"Alex!" She said in shock.

"What are you doing coming in here?!"

"I wanted to give you your book back. Is that porn? I can't believe you!" She said, quite upset.

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