>>13908006

dear Jim and Code Monkey: it is possible to boot from a fob.

the 'boot order' of a linux bias might be most interesting. I've always imagined that the mother boards themselves or even the 'usb connectors' could also be compromised. Other items: powersupplies and LED stripes too.

any of these could have wireless aspects that are undocumented and secret.

you could even manifest it into a wire or connector.

How do those machines boot.

can you do a silent and secret boot of them by inserting a fob?

a printer, a phone, anything that would be 'discovered' , can be hijacked to do all kinds of root privledge stuff if you set it up to do that.

>>13908029

presented as if it's banter of a sage secret philosophy that you get in council from a trustworthy source, it merely starts with that tone but never actually gets there. the idea of 'really happy' is, in fact, not really that important in life, and the quest for it is known by those who fell on their faces doing it 'bliss chasing'

it's like what a junkie does when it needs a fix.

you get past that need for 'really happy'.

you think it is more important to be 'moral' and then 'fed', and 'kind' and 'not mean'. In your selfish moments, when you lapse you seek 'not sad', which is quite different from 'really happy'.

I remember reading descriptions of a monk or a nun's 'experience' and it read like the person in the throws of being shot up with morphine.

well, it's pleasant at the time, but not really holy at all . . .

anyway, chase that bliss and following butterflies may make you seem 'The Fool' with a precipice near by you'd better be more interested in 'Not Sad' than in 'Catch the dream' and 'find the really happy'.

but I do agree that the discovery that you are trying to explain does give one a helpful boost to new heights, like switching into 'fly' mode in a video game. Suddenly you don't have to worry so much about the fall.