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Re: The deep web [Re: akira_akuma]
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akira_akuma said:
and those people investing in Gold... for the most part, they probably just got told to do that, so they could be ahead of the curve in the economic crash that was "liable" to happen. i bet they are shitting themselves now, especially if they bought those fuckin' coins.




Nah we SHOULD be saving the gold, we'll need it for the return of the annunaki. Duh.

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Re: The deep web [Re: 1234go]
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i forgot about that.

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Re: The deep web [Re: akira_akuma]
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I was at bible camp back like 6 yearss ago or so and this little annoying ass nerdy kid was going off about this imaginary currency that would take the world by the balls. He explained it in thorough detail, but myself and the counselors just made fun of him. We thought it would crash since it was just some imaginary value. He explained the whole mining process and how he had a rig set up to mine 24/7 (even at camp). We were like Wyatt you little shit the world doesn't work like that fuck you. He didn't give a shit and kept spewing his grand views of a bitcoin future. He did spawn enough interest in it within me that I set up a mine but I was like "nah" so I stopped.

The kid is probably rolling in dough and bitches now.

Actually maybe not bitches, but I'm sure he got his air soft guns

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Re: The deep web [Re: akira_akuma]
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akira_akuma said:
10%? damn son.



Well, that is if you count non-indexed material as the "deep web".  Just because its non-indexed doesn't mean its on the onion network or anything like that.  My home file server is not-indexed and thus not on the clear web.  But its not on the onion network or anything like that either which is what people these days often mean by the deep or dark web.

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Re: The deep web [Re: DieCommie]
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BRBRBRBRB  :slowtard:

:blindfury: what?

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Re: The deep web [Re: akira_akuma]
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Most of the deep web is not about the shit posted in the OP.  Its boring and regular secret stuff.  Like my vacation photos and media library, corporation's payroll register and personnel files, etc.  That is how the 10% figure is generated, by counting all that stuff you cant find on google.

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Re: The deep web [Re: DieCommie]
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random server folders of random inconsequential stuff? ok... *deletes everything*

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Re: The deep web [Re: akira_akuma]
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first rule :paranoid:


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Re: The deep web [Re: Bulbasaur]
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Bulbasaur said:
XUL said:
shadyy said:
akira_akuma said:
weird experiment with humans? what kind? what the fuck?  :taser:



right?

I've heard of the others, but human experimentation? :lolwut:




Yes. The poster needs to tell us what he found.




I think most of it is just either conspiracy or made up. But what if riiight?



I had a hacker friend who was deep into the deep web, he told me about some crazy stuff that goes on in there.  Wish I could find the picture of his 20 monitor setup.  He went to prison for 5 years for fraud that he committed using it.  The deep web is how some criminal organizations communicate, and just about any crazy stuff you can think of might go on in the underground criminal world.

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Re: The deep web [Re: shadyy]
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shadyy said:
akira_akuma said:
weird experiment with humans? what kind? what the fuck?  :taser:



right?

I've heard of the others, but human experimentation? :lolwut:




i saw the dark web pages for just such. it was ... rather perturbing. they were doing in vitro administration of sodium hypochlorite (bleach) into unborn fetuses. they were using homeless men and women for the test subjects. men to inseminate the women, women to get the injections. scariest part? there was no contact info, no 'grand scheme' or 'manifesto' of why. just a page, saying "heres the experiments we are doing, here are the results".


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Re: The deep web [Re: dysphoria]
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A wise man once told me that tor ain't a thang and there's alot more out there then just tor


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Re: The deep web [Re: Soulidarity] * 1
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Yup, there is TOR, i2p, I'm sure DoD still has arpa, their are plenty of darkwebs with plenty of legitimate uses.
Hell I'm sure some of you could consider your home network a darknet, just a matter of how and who can view what.


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Re: The deep web [Re: Dew Moss]
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There are some pages on the darkweb that claim to provide everything needed for human experimentation, from location to supplies and test subjects.


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Re: The deep web [Re: healing]
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Most of those kind of pages are traps, same as most of the weapons and hitman pages.

Would like to hear more example of this human experimentation stuff. I'd be keen to smoke meth and scour the deep Web to read about these Joseph Mengele kind of experiments.

Could be trolls too.


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Re: The deep web [Re: Dew Moss]
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vuvffufg said:
Yup, there is TOR, i2p, I'm sure DoD still has arpa, their are plenty of darkwebs with plenty of legitimate uses.
Hell I'm sure some of you could consider your home network a darknet, just a matter of how and who can view what.



Yes and I also heard there were closed or high access parts of th web that one cannot just connect to like tor etc


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Re: The deep web [Re: Soulidarity]
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If it has been discussed on the internet, it can be read by anyone who knows how to search. If you know anything about it, you can search to learn more until you eventually find such a network. If you can find it, you can gain access. Made by humans, broken by humans and all that.


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Re: The deep web [Re: Soulidarity] * 1
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They are probably scams, things like drug websites can be iffy but because they have reviews
from other users and multiple distributors they seem somewhat legit.

As for that crap, seems completely unreasonable, too many variables to trust someone over the net.


Exactly TOR is just a hidden network stranded together using software ran on volunteers computers and servers,
you can easily make your computer a TOR node.
Same concept as my home network, just different protocols and larger structure.


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Re: The deep web [Re: Soulidarity] * 2
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Soulidarity said:
Yes and I also heard there were closed or high access parts of th web that one cannot just connect to like tor etc



The below graphic was made by a 4 chan user as a joke though I still hear people online quoting it as fact.


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Re: The deep web [Re: Soulidarity]
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Soulidarity said:
A wise man once told me that tor ain't a thang and there's alot more out there then just tor



The facts that tor was pioneered by the US military, and that it is basically advertised in mainstream media makes me assume they are a step or two ahead of the average user and people are not nearly as anonymous as they assume.

Is data on forbidden experiments really illegal?  I would think it would be significant for historical and accountability reasons.  I don't see why we should help people sweep their dirt under the rug, it would be better if the general public knew of such things.

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Re: The deep web [Re: moonrockmushy]
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:mushroom2:

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