There are two types of data transfers, posted and non-posted.
Non-Posted are like data sent to your screen, it's a constant stream and there is no receipt of data packet sent in return. Your video card doesn't care if your monitor is there, or not. The video card just sends a stream of data, and it either gets to its destination, or it doesn't.
Posted data streams are a bit more complex, these DEMAND a response and acknowledgement or error routines are created. This would be like a financial transaction, if the bank doesn't respond EXACTLY, with the correct encrypted code, within a fraction of a second, error routines are called into play.
Or, on a PC, your machine may hang - requiring you to yank the cord. That's because something, somewhere is waiting for a Posted Protocol, that either returned an error, or failed to return - so your machine waits - forever.
So, if you were dumping 31 TB to blow up and avenge your death - what would you do? The data has been "out there" for years, encrypted and tied together with a huge key (which he released), now people are simply using the code that he dropped - to unlock the data.
They don't need to blackout everything. It's possible to force US's internet comms to grind to a halt just by knocking out the Facebook and Twitter server farms in California. Surely they'll have assets cutting or blocking the submarine cables and putting the sattellites on standby (solar flares ? Termination event ?)
It's "darnkess", not "darkness".
Their are two Q posts, one with darnkess, the other with darkness.
Ah yes. Correct. I never realized that there was both "10 days. Darnkess" and "10 days. Darkness".
and misspellings matter.
Of course.
Might have to do with North Korea considering the two letters reversed
https://www.thebookstall.com/book/9781505633405
Maybe? Maye not....
http://sunspotwatch.com/
Good site for solar flare information.
They can fake that too.
Looks to me like the heat wave we are experiencing right now.
There are two types of data transfers, posted and non-posted.
Non-Posted are like data sent to your screen, it's a constant stream and there is no receipt of data packet sent in return. Your video card doesn't care if your monitor is there, or not. The video card just sends a stream of data, and it either gets to its destination, or it doesn't.
Posted data streams are a bit more complex, these DEMAND a response and acknowledgement or error routines are created. This would be like a financial transaction, if the bank doesn't respond EXACTLY, with the correct encrypted code, within a fraction of a second, error routines are called into play.
Or, on a PC, your machine may hang - requiring you to yank the cord. That's because something, somewhere is waiting for a Posted Protocol, that either returned an error, or failed to return - so your machine waits - forever.
So, if you were dumping 31 TB to blow up and avenge your death - what would you do? The data has been "out there" for years, encrypted and tied together with a huge key (which he released), now people are simply using the code that he dropped - to unlock the data.
Kek
They don't need to blackout everything. It's possible to force US's internet comms to grind to a halt just by knocking out the Facebook and Twitter server farms in California. Surely they'll have assets cutting or blocking the submarine cables and putting the sattellites on standby (solar flares ? Termination event ?)
I forgot a blackout occured.
No I don't remember that.