Comments by "0x777" (@0x777) on "Dark5" channel.

  1. It is actually much simpler than that. The numbers represent codes found in a book. The agent has said book with him and of course has to keep it secret. In this book, there is a load of number combinations (or letter combinations, depending on the style used). For example 43526 52351 could mean "lie low for a while, we think they are onto you". This combination is transmitted once, and only once, ever. So other combinations mean the same thing, in case a certain message has to be sent again. That way, someone eavesdropping cannot infer from the message and potential behaviour what the message contained. In case a nonprepared message has to be transmitted, a one time pad is being used. This is, in its simplest form, a string of numbers that you would have to add to the encrypted message to get the clear text. Unless it is reused (which it obviously should never be) this is not breakable. And I don't mean "so unlikely to get the key that you'd need a billion cloud computers...", I mean UNbreakable. For obvious reasons.
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  2. milk man Of course it can be used by anyone, that can be someone whose agenda you agree with and someone whose agenda you do not. Technology isn't good or evil. Technology just is.
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  3. "They are so primitive that they haven't even developed technology advanced enough to leave their own planet, aside of small hops into their atmosphere. A while ago, they allegedly managed to move to their moon. Any attempt to contact them has been met with fierce resistance and hostility" That's probably how an interstellar report about us would be like.
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  4. It's said that if you play Bieber backwards you can hear the devil. But it gets worse. If you play it normal, you hear Bieber!
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  5. Equinox Lke in the old joke "He died of stab wounds, what do you think?" "Looks like suicide to me." "17 Stab wounds? In the back?" "He was double jointed"
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  6. That's fucking scary, man. Dark5 should do a video about that! Or... no, better not.
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  7. milk man Destroying is easier than building up. For reference, see any revolution in the history of mankind. All of them were very successful in dismantling and destroying the old system. Few of them replaced it with something better.
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  8. Glorious Soviet Newspaper Pravda reporting: We wish to congratulate our brave, heroic workers of Block 4 of our glorious Power Plant Chernobyl for completing the five year plan of energy production in a mere five nanoseconds.
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  9. What??? My mother was a saint!
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  10. The most painful one are the last two, mostly because they were the easiest to avoid. Both, Soyus I and Challenger, were mostly due to political pressure, real or perceived, with Soyus, as stated, had to be flown because it was supposed to happen on Lenin's Brithday, Challenger happened because Reagan was about to hold a speech on TV and wanted to include the Shuttle mission in it. Fuck politics, getting in the way of science and costing lives unnecessarily!
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