This guy was probably also the fake Bezos we had awhile back.

#noteoftheday don’t even care if it’s true 🤙

#introductions #helloworld

Hey Nostr community! 🌐

I'm excited to join this decentralized platform and share a story that's been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. I have a unique claim to fame: I'm the child of the infamous D.B. Cooper. Yes, *that* D.B. Cooper, the man who hijacked a plane in 1971, parachuted into the night with $200,000, and vanished without a trace.

Growing up, I always knew my dad was different. He was a quiet, meticulous man with a penchant for adventure and a deep knowledge of aviation. Here are a few interesting tidbits about him that you might find fascinating:

1. **Aviation Enthusiast**: My dad had an extensive knowledge of aircraft, particularly the Boeing 727. He knew the ins and outs of the plane, which is why he chose it for his daring escape. He often spoke about the technical details of planes, which I later realized were crucial to his successful hijacking.

2. **Parachuting Skills**: Contrary to popular belief, my dad was an experienced skydiver. He had practiced numerous jumps and was well-prepared for the night he leaped into history. He even chose the best parachute for the jump, the Navy NB-8 container with a C-9 canopy, known for its reliability at high speeds.

3. **The Tie Clue**: The black J.C. Penney tie he left behind on the plane was a deliberate move. He knew it would throw off investigators, and it did for many years. The tie had traces of rare earth elements, which led many to speculate about his profession, but it was all part of his plan to mislead.

4. **The Money**: While only $5,800 of the ransom money was ever found, my dad had a clever way of hiding the rest. He buried it in multiple locations, some of which we visited during family trips disguised as camping adventures. He always had a knack for blending in and staying one step ahead.

5. **A Man of Mystery**: Despite his criminal act, my dad was a loving father and a man of principle. He never hurt anyone during the hijacking and always emphasized the importance of family and integrity. His actions were driven by a deep-seated grudge against corporate greed and a desire for financial freedom.

I'm here to share more about my dad's life and the untold stories that have been kept within our family for decades. I'm excited to connect with all of you and dive into discussions about one of America's greatest unsolved mysteries. Feel free to ask me anything! I might have answers 😜 (to an extent for obvious reasons)

Looking forward to engaging with this fascinating community.

Cheers,

D.B. Cooper's Kid

I'm mid-40s, tho. Not really young.

💯

People be like, without your husband holding you back, you could accomplish so much more.

Without my husband, I wouldn't even be here and I'd have no time to devote to any of this.

No real point doing an IQ pissing contest in a place full of people on the right end of the curve. It's already the Mensa clique, by simple self-selection, and we can all tell who the biggest brains are because it's painfully obvious.

I just outed myself as "not one of the biggest brains" because everyone already knew it and it doesn't matter because nobody expects women to be that smart. LOL

I was looking into the details of renouncing US citizenship yesterday. They can REFUSE to allow you to give up your citizenship.

So not only do you need to buy your freedom, it's not a given that you'll even be allowed to do so.

Okk what mean 😁🥲

Describe it realistically as if we are with them in the scene.

"The Annoying Man" by the German painter Barthold Wulff.

#artstr

No, I am not constructing a straw man. I got banned from both projects' official chats for talking about hardware backdoors lol

I recognize in my articles that they're useful alternatives to getting no more updates for outdated devices, but if they had people in their chat who frequently call bullshit on any lies about what a custom android ROM can actually do, that would make them a little less sus to me, and it might also result in them having fewer developers or users or something.

It's possible to be aware that ultimate security is compromised by CPU and modem backdoors while stil desiring slightly greater privacy and security with regards to OS and reporting to remote services.

It's a threat model compromise thing. GrapheneOS is better than stock Google Android, but it's not a silver bullet that solves the hardware issue. You're sort of constructing a straw man here, no?

If you're going to write articles like this you should be citing your references for why GrapheneOS is likely a "deep state trap".

This is really less of an informative wiki article and more of a personal point of view shitpost.

If you're going to write articles like this you should be citing your references for why GrapheneOS is likely a "deep state trap".

This is really less of an informative wiki article and more of a personal point of view shitpost.

Fuck the Neanderthals! Women are truly a man's better half. My ex often caused me to pause, helping me avoid making some awful decisions.

Since you appear to be so set on "winning something" here & I don't really care, I give up, have fun.