yes i know it's unethical - im not a hacker. theory only. a small scale bot would theoretically be easier to program to do this providing it would have the capacity to hold the packets necessary? i'm curious if there's anything out there other than a zero primed ai bot which could theoretically act in synchronicity to swap the packets without collapsing the system?
told ya 😎 privacy for some but not all. AND: that's a violation of the encryption model of the protocol.
more in a while -
it's free floating anyway. i think honest, direct conversation would naturally repair any ai damage.
seriously - a fantastic convo, dave. no worries.
all of my work is open source - and i hold all of my pow in my custody, though i have layered umbrellas of custody as well beyond that. i own everything. i as a person however am not open source. just content.
i am biased toward open source in the sense i believe ultimately everything is open source from a digital data standpoint. that doesn't preclude some things are personal. but if it's technically public anyway because of leaks from various directions - may as well have it conversations in the open and documented . instead of constantly circling back to explain things - you say "go look at..." i still think twitter is the ideal platform for that.