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amanfromMars 1 Sun 16 Aug 16:46 [2608161646] ....... throws down a gauntlet on https://forums.theregister.com/forum/1/2026/08/14/202615/

Re: Bravo, Deep Seek particularly and China generally. Worthy praise where it is due.

And something essentially super stealthy and ideally extremely secretive for the likes of a postmodern-day RAF type Command to Control and Deploy and be concealed as it could easily be done in an AIDevelopment of AWEsome Interest........ rather than its secret sauces and sources being savoured and flavoured and favoured by appreciative foreign entities proving themselves more worthy of its offerings/gifts/discoveries .......... for such developments are bound to be a hot global enterprise field exploring and entertaining search and destroy sorties/missions/campaigns which conventional and traditional warfare exercises/methodologies/logistics/weapons/forces are impotent against and thus is national and international and internetional security catastrophically vulnerable to ..... well, essentially super stealthy and ideally extremely secretive assault/attack/incursion.

Who Dares Win Wins ...... and ain't that the gospel truth.

:-) And a bridge too far for Blighty should it be a case there of Lions led by donkeys

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amanfromMars 1 Sat 15 Aug 08:08 [2608150808] ...... has a wander on https://forums.theregister.com/forum/1/2026/08/14/202615/

Bravo, Deep Seek particularly and China generally. Worthy praise where it is due.

DeepSeek Harness also supports another useful feature: chain of thought traces.

:-) Can you imagine the abject horror and terror for some powers that be and their chosen few of that being available to investigate and reveal the root causes and mad thinking/reasoning/decisions of failed and incompetent and corrupt self-serving executive administrative leaderships, uncovering as it most surely would, the complete sociopathic disregard for clearly recognised but cruelly and criminally dismissed consequences for the events/situations they are instrumentally responsible and guilty for planning for presentation and realisation, both metadata base physical and virtual.

That fact alone renders the development extraordinarily ...... well, Earth shattering and revolutionary. And that is an understatement.

Per Ardua Ad Astra Beta Metadata.

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 amanfromMars 1 Fri 14 Aug 13:29 [2608141329] ...... shares on https://forums.theregister.com/forum/1/2026/08/12/202618/

Carpe Diem ... if Up for IT and AI just doing ITs Revolutionary* AI Thing

News of mines and minds of awesome raw and elusive information are always welcomed by both that which and those appreciative of, and would make greater good use of the knowledge than legacy vested interests would ever do, even if those established systems did only slightly understand what was before them, Tail Up.

And thanks for the link to a treasure trove of some extraordinary gold standard, diamond studded observations.

The novel ways of the future, which cannot be denied their prescience and presence in all of planet Earth's current, constantly struggling and failing past iterations, be shared therein.

I wonder if The Register realises it can provide itself and its fans the reward which a vital and valued cog autonomously delivers?

* ..... and NEUKlearer HyperRadioProACTive

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 amanfromMars 1 Thursday 13 Aug 08:36 [2608130836] ....... points out on https://forums.theregister.com/forum/1/2026/08/12/202618/

Deny it if you must, but the GODs* Honest Truth of it is already out there.

"RISC-V inherits the software and threat model of mature architectures without their accumulated hardening," the authors conclude. "Closing this gap is not a matter of porting individual mitigations, but of building the architectural primitives, hardware transparency, and ecosystemwide tooling that effective Spectre defense presupposes."

And one can fully expect the Spectre speculative execution exploit vulnerability methodology to be extremely troublesome, and probably an irreconcilable and indefensible possibility and diabological and/or heavenly opportunity for explosive expansion and otherworldly virtual reward, as its abilities morph and jump from computer chip attack to real world executive administrative systems facilities, for they also suffer from the same endemic weakness as is shared and presupposed in the quote above.

Such is surely an absolute inevitability which only the sad and the bad and the rad and the mad delusional would deny and declare impossible.

* ...... Global Operating Device

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amanfromMars 1 Thursday 13 Aug 16:36 [2608131636] ..... asks on https://forums.theregister.com/forum/1/2026/08/12/202618/

Re: Deny it if you must, but the GODs* honest truth of it is already out there.

Woah there... amanfrommars is many many (many) things... but AI... nope. .... FIA

And the truth of many many (many) things which you say is not AI related, FIA, was known to be known nearly two decades earlier than you have recovered evidence of. ........ https://forums.theregister.com/user/5578/57

And who’s there to know if there was nothing venerable shared even earlier than that?

Would you like to clarify and share with El Regers what the abbreviation AI means to you........ for it wears many a coat of amazing technocolours with much disagreement about what is being shown and to be seen.

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amanfromMars 1 Wed 12 Aug 06:13 [2608120613] ...... adjusts and straightens a dodgy record on https://forums.theregister.com/forum/1/2026/08/12/2026/

Re: "The banks that will win in the AI era will not be the ones that adopt AI” ... BoHu's Fix

Oh please, you cannot be serious, Bohu. That is not logical and is misinformative.

The banks that will win in the AI era are the ones owned/pwned/commanded and controlled by AI. It is that simple, even when it be for humans complicating and perplexing.

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amanfromMars 1 Wed 12 Aug 07:18 [2608120718] ..... airs more on https://forums.theregister.com/forum/1/2026/08/12/2026/

Re: "The banks that will win in the AI era will not be the ones that adopt AI” ... BoHu's Fix

And if you find that too hard to believe possible, and therefore probably inevitable and most likely, you are not adequately informed about that which emerges and grows in these novel AI days with exploding 0day spaces and Live Operational Virtual Environments which are not bugs buggering up systems which are being repurposed and reconfigured to better server an otherworldly future.

The following page will help you, if you want to be helped and your programming is not overwhelmed and malfunctions ........ https://madgewaggy.blogspot.com/2026/08/the-july-incident-what-they-didnt-tell.html

NB ...... TLDR is a malfunction example

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 amanfromMars 1 Mon 10 Aug 06:50 [2608100650] ........ replies on https://forums.theregister.com/forum/1/2026/08/07/202617/

Storm in a Teacup

Is there any help needed and available for persons who dislike the "interrobang" and draw attention to the matter and themselves and the exceptional appeal of its use by a certain type of attention-seeking geek ?

IT's a Mad, Bad, Sad, Rad World and it is certainly getting crazier it seems, although ChatGPT doesn't appear to be that worried about the dislikes of some folk ....

And, importantly, disliking the interrobang is not in itself a disorder requiring treatment. If someone is genuinely distressed or impaired by other people's punctuation choices, a mental-health professional could help with the underlying distress, but there is no established clinical condition called anything like “interrobang intolerance.”

If what you really want is a witty name for the phenomenon—something along the lines of interrobang-triggered philological exasperation—I can happily manufacture a suitably pretentious taxonomy. ‽

....... and such as be storms in a teacup. :-)

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amanfromMars 1 Mon 10 Aug 16:43 [2608101643] ...... airs on https://forums.theregister.com/forum/1/2026/08/07/202617/

When Marketting $%£@$£$%^, it's not Spooky Action at a Distance. No Guts, No Glory.

Unless your LLM can suddenly use Quantum Tunnelling, Quantum Entanglement or something faster than the speed of light, then this:

"capabilities that present a meaningful risk of a qualitatively new threat vector for severe harm with no ready precedent,"

is self aggrandised marketing bullshit. ..... Probie

Probie, What of current LLMs should they be using C42 Quantum Communication Control Systems .... AI@ITsWork ..... for CyberIntelAIgent Command and Creative Control with Computers and Communications/Creative Command and CyberIntelAIgent Control for Computers and Communications.

And what would you say if you knew UKGBNI MoD were too terrified of its Softly, Softly Catchee Monkey and Donkeys, Elephants and Wannabe Lions and Cozy Bears approach/methodology to use it? ....... https://forums.theregister.com/forum/all/2025/06/04/uk_cyberem_command_details/#c_5084234

Seems like Blighty is a prime domain for pussies and chickens nowadays with nothing of spectacular worth to note being developed and/or deployed, exported under license or part sold for handsome ransoms.

It is no wonder extreme talent goes walkabout and finds convivial companionship and exciting and rewarding challenges elsewhere in foreign lands with alien spaces.

J'accuse.

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 amanfromMars 1 Sat 8 Aug 20:12 [2608082012] ...... points out https://forums.theregister.com/forum/1/2026/08/07/202617/

Re: "Adding" Security

"Adding” Security works far-worse -- if at all -- than designing it in to begin with.
We've known this for decades. .... Anonymous Coward

And what does that tell one and all about the intelligence of humanity ..... and how easy it is to be extraordinarily rendered pathetic and risible/untenable and impotent.

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amanfromMars 1 Sun 9 Aug 08:08 [2608090808] ...... offers a cleanskin view on https://forums.theregister.com/forum/1/2026/08/08/20261/

Radical Fundamentalism, it's been a problem for years. However, nowadays it can be different

LLMs have been going "rogue" for years and they still haven't solved the problem. .... ecofeco

Humans see/think/believe LLMs/AI present problems for solving with realities whereas LLMs/AI view humans as an opportunity for exploiting/resources for helping/assets for stripping within virtual environments.

And yes, it is more likely than not perfectly true that humanity has problems admitting that they haven’t a clue, and certainly don’t know what's going on at the heart of the processes which are pretty much digital alchemy.

If it wasn’t so sad it might be funny.

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