>>1783040

It isn't really Q many of them are worried about.

The further I get into the rabbit hole I am in, the more worried I get about my own devices. Not for me. I don't give a shit if clowns know I am on 8chan. I don't care if they know I know who they are. They don't have the resources to go bonk each of the curious on the head. There are things that I must do before I am in Jeopardy of being the target of a hit, and I am rather paranoid to begin with.

What I am worried a bit more about is the indexing of places I go and marking infrastructure for deletion/removal. Yeah, archive offline, but there are other things that are harder to archive and track. Sometimes, the dark web is in the shadows of benches beneath the sun.

Networking is my weakest computer related subject, but I am going to have to immerse myself to hold to that "Pro Aris et Focis" motto.

Don't want the cabal going on a spree of destruction through wonderland and its various inhabitants. It's like Madness Returns once you get boots on the ground in this stuff.

>>1783217

The analysis of the file transfer time made it next to impossible for a remote action. Too slow for intranet gigabit speeds, too fast for overland routing at the time. Right at what was standard for USB NAND flash.

Of course, you must have journalism committed to investigating things in order to see it in the headlines. So, here we are.

>>1783274

Oh, sure - it is quite sweet to see some of this all circling back around on them.

It is just kind of bitter in that it has all been right there and the media has gotten away with it.

It's kind of like how Operation Cyclone has its own fucking Wikipedia entry for everyone to see (and then go … "Wait a God Damned minute…") But it's like pulling teeth to get people to understand that "we" (or… People using our country, flag, and money) created ISIS. Among other evil shenanigans.