Random Thought Thread

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Thinking about getting a dumb phone. Anyone else ever thought about it?
I already have one.


Plus, I have around 500 cascaded servers.


This way, I can use the internet. Literally anything I want.


Restrictions have become extremely strict in many places in recent years.


I can even use mobile internet in places where it’s completely turned off.


It all depends on what your goal is.


If it’s privacy/confidentiality — then don’t even worry about it.
 
I already have one.


Plus, I have around 500 cascaded servers.


This way, I can use the internet. Literally anything I want.


Restrictions have become extremely strict in many places in recent years.


I can even use mobile internet in places where it’s completely turned off.


It all depends on what your goal is.


If it’s privacy/confidentiality — then don’t even worry about it.
You’re gonna have to explain cascades servers to me like you’re explaining it to a 5 year old
 
You’re gonna have to explain cascades servers to me like you’re explaining it to a 5 year old
You connect to a cascade of 2–8 servers, masking your internet traffic.


This way, your ISP and anyone trying to access your data only sees that you’re using an ordinary everyday website.


Meanwhile, you can visit absolutely any site you want.


In many places, there are actually more prohibited websites than allowed ones.


This is an extremely secure way to use the internet because, on top of everything else, no one can steal or track your data.
 
In reality, it’s a bit more complicated, because any restrictions on internet traffic in different countries are mostly literally physical devices installed on the provider’s equipment.


And in general, they’re bypassed using various encryption methods and by sending fake ā€œhello packetsā€ that trick this equipment.


Imagine that this device only lets you access one specific allowed website.


You show it that you’re using that permitted site, and then — once you’re through — you use the normal internet.


In places where the internet is already unrestricted, this is usually done for privacy and confidentiality.


AI is now writing a huge amount of critically important code.


And you know what?


This slop is responsible for the security of your data.


Ironically…
 
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