I hate the Internet and the people who own it

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This is fucking insane, fuck that half-breed Greek WOG and his bullshit (and I say this as a Greek WOG myself). @Null when are we starting Total Retard War? We've already got the hashtags #savekiwifarms #freetheinternet and #consentaccident with tens of thousands of views on Twitter.
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There is no specific target. With your ISPs, there are. I cannot ask you to contact anyone at this point.
 
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It's my first ever post and I feel compelled to rant for a minute, so bear with me. I don't fucking care about this trans bullshit. I come here because it's the only place left on the internet that hasn't been sanitized to hell by corporate whores chasing IPOs or run like a fucking gulag by weirdo, ideologue freaks. I disagree with a lot of the posts I read, but I think there's something important about being exposed to stuff you disagree with. KF is the only website that still has rough edges. I miss when the internet was all rough edges.


Basically nobody in society even knows what this site is, and even if they do, the lunatics have hounded it off of Clearnet already. Is it that intolerable to them for there to exist a teeny, tiny corner of the internet where people might say naughty words or laugh at protected groups? These people are so demonstratively terrified of lItErAl gEnOcIdE and yet they don't realize that they're the fucking vanguard building up the infrastructure to enable the total suppression of unpopular speech. What a fucking joke.
 
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I AM SO FUCKING MATI I CAN'T EVEN WORK.

This is the clause this WOG bastard says null violated:

3.1 Subscriber Representations and Warranties The Subscriber represents and warrants the following: ü has read, accepts and shall comply with HARICA’s Certificate Policy/Certification Practice Statement. Subscriber is obliged to use the certificates solely for the purposes described in the CP/CPS Section 1.4.1 and the applicable law. HARICA Certificates cannot be used for services or systems that, in the case of disruption or failure, lead to considerable tangible or intangible damage or danger of life. ü the Subscriber’s request for certificate and issuance of the certificate itself is clear from any third-party intellectual property or proprietary rights, does not contain data which in any way interferes with or infringes upon the rights of any third party in any jurisdiction with respect to patents, trademarks, service marks, trade names, company names, "doing business as" (DBA) names and other trade rights, and does not present the data for any unlawful purpose whatsoever. Data covered by this representation and warranty includes but is not limited to any domain name, domain name space, Distinguished Name (DN), or Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN), and/or any trade name or DBA name, contained in any part of the certificate request. ü shall create a key pair (private and public) using a reliable and secure system and shall take all necessary precautions to protect their private key from accidental destruction, loss or theft. ü After receiving the Certificate, the Subscriber shall review and verify that the information contained in the Certificate is accurate. ü shall promptly request certificate revocation when it is not used anymore or when the data contained has changed or when it is suspected that the private key has been compromised or lost. Failure to request revocation of the Certificate, Hellenic Academic and Research Institutions Certification Authority (HARICA) PKI Subscriber Agreement and Terms of Use (v1.6) Page 9 of 17 the Subscriber acknowledges and accepts that has no claim for liability, in case of mis-use of the private key or the Certificate, when it should have been revoked. ü For TLS Certificates, when the Subscriber requests revocation, the most appropriate revocation reason should be selected, as described in the CP/CPS section 4.9.1.1. ü Accuracy of Information: An obligation and warranty to always provide accurate and complete information to HARICA, both in the certificate request and as otherwise requested by HARICA in connection with the issuance of the Certificate(s) to be supplied by HARICA. ü Termination of Use of Certificate: An obligation and warranty to promptly cease all use of the Private Key corresponding to the Public Key included in the Certificate upon revocation of that Certificate for reasons of Key Compromise. ü Responsiveness: An obligation to respond to HARICA’s instructions concerning Key Compromise or Certificate misuse within a specified time period. ü Acknowledgment and Acceptance: An acknowledgment and acceptance that HARICA is entitled to revoke the certificate immediately if the Subscriber were to violate the Terms of Use of this Agreement or if HARICA discovers that the Certificate is being used to enable criminal activities such as phishing attacks, fraud, or the distribution of malware. In the case of HARICA TSA Subscribers: ü must verify that the requested TST has been signed by a TSU private key that corresponds to a valid HARICA TSU Certificate and check for possible revocations. In the case of HARICA Code Signing Subscribers, in addition to the above obligations and warranties: ü Protection of Private Key: Where the key is available outside a Signing Service, to maintain sole control of, keep confidential, and properly protect, at all times in accordance with CP/CPS section 6.2.7.4, the Private Key that corresponds to the Public Key to be included in the requested Certificate(s) (and any associated activation data or device, e.g. password or token). HARICA SHALL provide the Subscriber with documentation on how to protect a Private Key. HARICA MAY provide this documentation as a white paper or as part of this Subscriber Agreement. The Subscriber SHALL represent that it will generate and operate any device storing private keys in a secure manner, as described in a document of code signing best practices, which HARICA SHALL provide to the Subscriber during the ordering process. HARICA SHALL obligate the Subscriber to use passwords that are randomly generated with at least 16 characters containing uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols to transport private keys. ü Private Key Reuse: To not apply for a Code Signing Certificate if the Public Key in the Certificate is or will be used with a non-Code Signing Certificate. ü Use: To use the Certificate and associated Private Key only for authorized and legal purposes, including not using the Certificate to sign Suspect Code and to use the Certificate and Private Key solely in compliance with all applicable laws and solely in accordance with the Subscriber Agreement or Terms of Use. Hellenic Academic and Research Institutions Certification Authority (HARICA) PKI Subscriber Agreement and Terms of Use (v1.6) Page 10 of 17 Depending on the type of Certificate issued and the corresponding certificate hierarchy, Subscribers and HARICA must comply with the certificate revocation and suspension requirements described in section 4.9 of the CP/CPS.
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The only things I can see that they're trying to claim is that null has copyrighted material illegally available here. He responds to all DMCA requests in a timely manner, whose copyright exactly is being infringed? WTF? I'M SO FUCKING MATI IFJKLADSndadifjkaSAFDLADS,MBKGNKDAMFSN,.AFKDSLHMNLKJAFSDBLJBFDLBKAFDJLV

Edit: reading it again, there is a sentence in there about "loss of life" which is why the 10000000 articles floating around out there claiming that the KF is a harassment forum that hunts down and murders innocent troons are such a problem. The only recourse here is to correct the record.

Null said:
There is no specific target. With your ISPs, there are. I cannot ask you to contact anyone at this point.
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We can start raising awereness, get right-wing media and influencers involved, reach out to possibly friendly journalists like Glenn Greenwald and Jesse Singal. This is beyond insane null, we have to do something.
 
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I believe quite a few organizations issues signature keys for private persons for them to digitally sign documents. Would those be useful in any way towards keeping the Farms online? Literally using Joshua Moon's public key to certify this is the site? Or am I talking out of my ass and this makes no sense because totally different types of keys?

Liz Fong No Dong probably threatened to dox the employees and families of those greek homos to turkish nationalists and throw some BS about them calling turks retarded, I am calling it now.
 
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General Emílio Médici said:
I believe quite a few organizations issues signature keys for private persons for them to digitally sign documents. Would those be useful in any way towards keeping the Farms online? Literally using Joshua Moon's public key to certify this is the site? Or am I talking out of my ass and this makes no sense because totally different types of keys?

Liz Fong No Dong probably threatened to dox the employees and families of those greek homos to turkish nationalists and throw some BS about them calling turks retarded, I am calling it now.
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Certificates are used as a stage in PKI encryption. Basically, your browser such as Tor uses the cert to verify that the site is who they say they are and accepts the site's request to begin encrypted communications. The certs are signed by recognized certificate authorities (CA's) so you know they are legit. This is how HTTPS works. Most users are blissfully unaware of what's going on but every major OS and browser ships with a ready-made list of well-known CA's they will accept . Apparently for Tor URL's there are only two well-known CA's, one of them being these pozzed Greek WOG's. Most people never have to think about it nowadays but the store of certs is (relatively) easily accessible in most OS's and browsers and you can manually take away and add to it as you please. What's going to happen is that null is going to have to publish his own cert which users will need to manually download and install on their own browsers and devices and approve as trusted so that the browser will accept the invite to begin encrypted communications. As things go this is relatively simple but it is a bit more complicated that just downloading Tor and pasting in an onion URL, people will need to learn the steps on their browsers and OS's to manually install the cert null publishes. This is going to further kill traffic to the Farms as casual users are very unlikely to have done this previously in their lives or want to follow the instructions to complete this process (though the process is relatively simple as tech shit goes).
 
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Isabella Janke's dad and his connections is no doubt aiding the transsexual pedophiles behind the scenes, and has been doing it all along.

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I'm retarded and I don't get what this means. Will the site be taken down here as well?

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Thanks @GoysGoneWild

Sounds like Null wont be taking it down. But you will get cert errors when you come to it, like "This site may be unsafe" or "This site might be trying to steal your information".
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Aight so you just have to press "OK" to continue?
We'll have to install Nulls own cert on our machines to make those errors go away permanently.
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Do we have to do that? And how?
 
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Jizzrag said:
I'm retarded and I don't get what this means. Will the site be taken down here as well?
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Sounds like Null wont be taking it down. But you will get cert errors when you come to it, like "This site may be unsafe" or "This site might be trying to steal your information". We'll have to install Nulls own cert on our machines to make those errors go away permanently.

Bro Null I'll happily be employee number one for the SneedCert authority.
 
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Dyn said:
1. lol calm down
2. Wog is not an acronym, you don't need to keep capitalising it
3. If y'all could just chill and be a little less transphobic Null wouldn't have to deal with all this bullshit in the first place
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1. No
2. Wog means "wily oriental gentleman"
3. Kill trannies. Behead trannies. Roundhouse kick a tranny into the concrete. Slam dunk a tranny tween into the trashcan. Crucify filthy troons. Defecate in a tranny's food. Launch trannies into the sun. Stir fry trannies in a wok. Toss trannies into active volcanoes. Urinate into a tranny's gas tank. Judo throw trannies into a wood chipper. Twist trannies' heads off. Report trannies to the IRS. Karate chop trannies in half. Curb stomp pregnant FTM trannies. Trap trannies in quicksand. Crush trannies in the trash compactor. Liquefy trannies in a vat of acid. Eat trannies. Dissect trannies. Exterminate trannies in the gas chamber. Stomp tranny skulls with steel toed boots. Cremate trannies in the oven. Lobotomize trannies. Mandatory abortions for FTM trannies. Grind FTM trannies' fetuses in the garbage disposal. Drown trannies in fried chicken grease. Vaporize trannies with a ray gun. Kick old trannies down the stairs. Feed trannies to alligators. Slice trannies with a katana.
 
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The Fatriarchy said:
It's not the tranny that you have anything to fear from, it's the people they screech incessantly at to do things for them.
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Yeah, but in that sense, I fear that weirdo ex-Google employee always has the right peoples' ears. Their ideology is too common in that crowd, it's already got an email list of hundreds in that sector sympathetic to the cause, and it doesn't take much more than that. "We gotta contact this company, here's their info, send this to your friends" and when they receive hundreds of emails from others in tech, that's all it takes to make the decision.

Isn't that what everyone else thinks is happening?
 
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