>>19888282

chkt (palindrome then trips, formed from President Trump's campaign cell phone number's digits, 88022)

TYB!

Was just thinking aboutGhidrabefore seeing this, neat!

Was wondering: can we teach an AI to drive a debugger?

It might not have direct contact.

Similar to how Chat-GPT was able to "interact with images" when it was merely text-based.

Could for instance do a screencap of Ghidra, send it in, and ask, "what should the debugger do next?"

One issue would be scrolling too much output; screenshots might miss some, so scraping the windows for the full text might be a next step.

And if Ghidra has an API, might be even better.

Anon is seriously considering that if we were to reverse-engineer a bunch of phone apps, we'll find a lot of "phone-home" code, sending our photos, text files, etc up for perusal (or AI creation!).

Doing this and reporting the results would both help in choosing better apps, and also, in alerting normies to the security risks. Kash had a notable about a secure phone, but it's Patriot Mobile; anon tried to sign up with difficulty a year or two ago, and anyway they piggyback off T-Mobile, so any issues T-Mobile has, Patriot Mobile will have. Perhaps Elon's projected phone will be better?

Anyway, automation FTW! :)

>>19888777

000 ends the timestamp

palindrome begins it (161)

ID even has order to it! digits are 66799

6 rotated 180 degrees (in Z axis) is 9; so, that's a form of palindrome

fun stuff

>>19888841

>3 digit palindromes are cheap, but acceptable. Hitting post numbers aren't hard here though with how small the community is and there's no turnaround of users here like on halfchan, which I'm convinced is how the shills operate thinking/hoping that no one remembers what happened in previous breads, and expect everyone else to play along with that. The trip in the timestamp was spread across two columns, but acceptable. I normally chuck the ID digits out as they're hexadecimal and thus alphanumeric rather than numeric. Not bad though.

kekking at the play-by-play, picrel :)

palindrome ends yer ID too

>3 digit palindromes are cheap, but acceptable.

yeah but check out all those 2-digit ones – every dub is a palindrome! :)

in fact, any single digit/letter/character/sign is also "the same spelled forward and backwards" as well: TMBG's "I Palindrome I" starts and ends with a mini-palindrome :)

edge conditions are fun to play with

can't fall off though cuz ice wall

enjoy!

>>19888868

digits

>>19888888