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| - | "If you don't know where you are going, any road will get you there." | ||
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| - | Who created the Marianas web? | ||
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| - | According to the Cult of Tesla, the Puppet Masters of Babylon know the truth about many mysteries. I don't know, ask them. | ||
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| - | Why is it not accessible, and how did the creators enter there? | ||
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| - | There is no public access. In simplest terms a “closed shell system” as described in dark web mythology is just another term to describe a private network. | ||
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| - | Maybe they have a dial up number you use to access it, like in the days of BBS. | ||
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| - | Most of the BBS were run by neighborhood geeks as a primitive form of social media. You used your plain old telephone service (POTS) to "dial up" another computer, so in that sense it was like using a computer to make a phone call. | ||
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| What do cyber security and networking people think about the browser Tor? I know it is a safer browser but does it make it too difficult to track where hacking is coming from? | What do cyber security and networking people think about the browser Tor? I know it is a safer browser but does it make it too difficult to track where hacking is coming from? | ||
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