Pyra + CIA

[Hồng Thất Công]

CIA doesn't need to get into Pyra to get you. There are so many other stuff and ways they can monitor you...

So just enjoy your Pyra to the fullest...

 

[Grench]

But frankly, I seriously doubt that any of us are worth their time. We're simply not nefarious enough.

 

[netcat]

A retro martini with a gaming vodka ...

back in the day we had bomberman sessions incorporating shots of whatever liquor was available
fail to recall whether your drank if you lost or won (minor detail)
good times

 

[kabaiakh]

back in the day we had bomberman sessions incorporating shots of whatever liquor was available
fail to recall whether your drank if you lost or won (minor detail)
good times

Beer pong, gamer version.

 

[netcat]

But frankly, I seriously doubt that any of us are worth their time. We're simply not nefarious enough.

it doesn't matter
i simply cannot enjoy street fighter if there is a chance that someone is observing how crap i've become at sho-ryu-kens.

 

[Greg S]

The CIA would only attack your machine to get intelligence after you come to their attention individually. I think it's the NSA you were referring to...They do the bulk data collection and analytics that would require something to be shipped inside a batch if new devices.

Neither agency would probably be working with German firms most likely, because German folks tend to take civil liberties seriously in my experience.


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[levi]

But frankly, I seriously doubt that any of us are worth their time. We're simply not nefarious enough.

I can only think of one person here that's evil enough.

 

[klapse]

maybe intel agencies might be good customers for pyra

those guys have so much money they can basically find or plant backdoors in anything

this is pretty funny - alexa and the cia

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=alexa+cia

 

[Alperoot]

I can only think of one person here that's evil enough.

How do we know it's not you and just trying not to get attention? Nice try, CIA.

 

[levi]

Meh, mostly boring machine responses. But I did like this one from google home; short and sweet:

 

[netcat]

the older devices quote wikipedia
there newer ones respond in finely tuned legalese..

 

[kabaiakh]

The CIA would only attack your machine to get intelligence after you come to their attention individually.

If I were in their shoes, I would collect and store /anything/ I could on /everybody/ I could /each time/ I could, to have a maximum of data available immediatly when somebody gets my attention.

 

[netcat]

If I were in their shoes, I would collect and store /anything/ I could on /everybody/ I could /each time/ I could, to have a maximum of data available immediatly when somebody gets my attention.

they do just this
the snowden revelations about phone call meta-data only harvesting are bollox
all unencrypted* non-text communications are transcribed in real time
archived and indexed
forever ready to be [re]analysed
and stolen


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[Greg S]

The CIA /does not/ have that mission. The NSA collects and stores everything. The CIA acts on anything of national interest that is found.

 

[Hồng Thất Công]

CIAs are all over on the 3DS. 3DS users need to be more worried than Pandora and Pyra users when it comes to CIA...

 

[Alperoot]

CIAs are all over on the 3DS. 3DS users need to be more worried than Pandora and Pyra users when it comes to CIA...

Well, if we're going to get a 3DS emulator from Exophase, then we'll deal with CIAs a lot.

 

[Greg S]

Well, if we're going to get a 3DS emulator from Exophase, then we'll deal with CIAs a lot.

The 3DS thing is a myth. Don't listen to everything you hear...

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[kabaiakh]

The CIA would only attack your machine to get intelligence after you come to their attention individually. I think it's the NSA you were referring to...

We're the good guys, Marty.

 

[klapse]

CIA is basically unconsititutional and illegal.... so just end it.

 

[FBnil]

Notepad++ patches a bug due to wikileaks: notepad-7.3.3-fix-cia-hacking-issue

It is scintilla based, so all editors that load the scintilla DLL are affected.