When that happens, they will be able to rewrite reality in real time.

For TRUE offline password storage use "Off The Grid". A cryptographically secure paper based password generator created by Steve Gibson from he Security Now podcast.

https://www.grc.com/offthegrid.htm

You spelled world wrong. China has their social credit, EU has their cameras, America has Palantir, Starlink has internet everywhere, 5G can be used as radar, age verification is being deployed globally, ect... Babylon reborn.

Edit: UK not EU

UK: hold my beer...

I think GP meant to s/EU/UK/, as in "UK has their cameras", because "EU has their cameras" doesn't make much sense to me as EU citizen...

Yep, got my wires crossed, thanks for the correction.

There is a reason Coke spends ~ 5 billion dollars worldwide on advertising sugar water... It works.

Monkey see monkey do. Simple as that.

Yes, but a fun security nightmare!

Very fun :)

It's actually sandboxed pretty heavily, no shell, no exec, just a Go TUI over SSH.

Would love to hear what attack surface you're thinking about. Always trying to tighten this up and make it as secure as possible!

I'm ok with that. for too long the parasites have hidden behind "advertising" as a way to collect data.

Say it loud so the kids in the back can here:

- IF IT IS FREE YOU ARE THE PRODUCT -

I agree, and it wont... We will all be tracked at all times as the new global economy is created.

Biblical times.

And really when you think about it, all AI is is just the a statical recombination of (almost) everything that (almost) everyone has written.

So it's a kind of mechanical recombination of ideas.

Almost like reject the argument because the logical reasoning was supplied emotionally.

Security Now with Steve Gibson. Great podcast about the latest goings on in the tech world and often diverts into neat deep dives into technical topics. https://twit.tv/shows/security-now

Side note: Check out this ultra secure offline paper password generator he came up with based off of Latin squares https://www.grc.com/offthegrid.htm

This is the way

Are you able to find it on Google Maps? Having a hard time locating it.

"Based on the results of this study, the Taklamakan Desert, although only around its rim, represents the first successful model demonstrating the possibility of transforming a desert into a carbon sink," Yung said.

I believe this is an example https://maps.app.goo.gl/aXtwERHb2pVxEVnV6

Those rows of greenery are the trees planted. They do a ton of this by hand, it's really fascinating.

> They do a ton of this by hand, it's really fascinating

They used to, but now they have robots that plant tree seedlings.

There's definitely a ring of green around it. If that's all human-made, good for them.

Maybe it's me but I couldn't see it.

Go to the link in GP's post then zoom out.

A lot of the roads that cross the desert look like they're flanked by trees or by some kind scrubby grass mounds. This road is flanked by trees or bushes https://maps.app.goo.gl/JW3gxd8wxSiuwhnZ7

This? https://maps.app.goo.gl/kATdsjnKnkWACzoc6