PROJECTS.md

List of projects related to the archived data

Let's get to one key point about my taking the time to write all this out and post previews of archived documents that pertain to civil actions over much of what my family and myself have been put through over the last decade or more. I am very outspoken about because it's the right thing to do. Time will tell whether longterm progress is worth short-term political convenience for the current election cycle. People who are prone to overreaction to discussions like these freely on the public Internet tend to fall into one of two classes: those who are sensitive to language or the events that are inferred from the discussion; or, those who endorse these misdeeds and anti-social violence with malintent to prevent the disemination of these details and block others from engaging in discourse about malicious technological activities that too often go under the radar.

Archive and enumerate new AR/VR

The Facebook parent company, META (eerily like early TransMETA Linux kernel support from NL), has a primary research area af AR/VR (Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality). This is most certainly NOT an innocent technology. While unintentionally on a darkweb network connection where search engines index the darkweb (as opposed to access in the USA proper for most which is likened to walking aroun turning over stones to find things you do not know how to locate explicitly -- cf. You never really know where you are on/in Facebook, and the platform's ability to delete --deep-- links along with user profiles). I viewed three to four big software company API/SDK binary bundles available for download there. These need to be archived for public review. The task includes enumerating phone interfaces and car navigation interfaces (including SXM and --amateur-- radio references in those safari locations).

Timely side discussions

A message about the recent VR topics getting so much news recently worth repeating again: Mitigating the risk of extinction from AI should be a global priority alongside other societal risks such as pandemics and nuclear war.

Someone pointed out to me in Florida earlier this year (2023) that Kush (my beloved cat thing) thinks I'm a superhero. In the sense of me being the hero, or avatar, or lead action figure in a video game, and AI being something that is programmed into the game by developers to automatically sense and fight (profile, target; you all get it) me as the primary character it focuses on disabling, what other scary or ominous warnings out we heed about the roll out of this nasty gaming construct on Earth?

Working topics short list - Full details to be completed later

• Darkweb-like geolocation of nodes + square-thingy-type BT/BLE meshes and location-relative QR barcodes on the recent Android Go phones.
• Google Earth views on the darkweb connection - scary.
• Caches of variants of darkweb sourced static map data. This includes two+ variants of Google Maps (web searchable with Tesla/car, EV stations and other odd nearby location markers listed on the default site) -- one is GPS-like floating point oordinate pair based and another observed involves a reference point (like highway I-25) and an alphanumerica 6–8 digit location identifier (probably some local lookup table caches). Another is a unique way of refering to hard-to-find physical addresses in a format that can be used for Amazon Prime deliveries. Other sources of this type of data include: a map set to use in the Ukraine (need to recall naming conventions), standard GPS device or OpenLocation map variants, searchable website based map data (mapinfo named site?) based out of a start point (like 'country' source, or moving around the SXM navigation lookups with only 8–12 fixed big cities like Los Angeles as shown within this video and strange relative Washington DC directions and clearly marked state/site Owners to tag whom people are bound in the territory and options to print directions to Russia useful since telling safari participants you are Russian and of a red Bolshevik temperament scares the Hell out of them and makes them not want to mess with you, and localized WyoRoadInfo site data (nearby the 'Rawlins WY' into Yellowstone National Park / NASCAR hangout entrance).
  In response to one of Donald Trump's sons who asked whether or not it was possible to get back to the North (South) Pole in front of Sean Penn (who introduced himself to me earlier while I was writing out details notes in the corner with: Oh, so you know how to read?):
  Yes, indeed you can get back. The directions are relative to the coordinate system of whichever version of Google Maps you ar using. There are instructions to find this building someone stuck to the building map on the wall. Referenced by: I-25 + C470E near 'Denver CO' -- note the no-comma naming convention.
• Archive copies of (Windows/EXE or Java/jar based binary distributions) RNA software that is available and fairly up-to-date as of the last few years. These include the programs compared in this listing. Some other easy-to-find RNA secondary structure editing and manipulation programs and copies of current libraries like ViennaRNA or RNAstructure are often removed from the web after new versions are published (see one workaround of this type here). The late night pandemic video chat sessions over scotch and Python scripting discussions that led to remarks about how these programs facilitate 'playing God' with biology is an important artifact of the time we need to preserve this way. Many years from now, people should be able to throwback to the forgotten era of this decade and play God with the universe like it's 2020 in America. I assume that any people that do not like the idea based not on what we say, but the way we say it, do not understand what this means clearly enough yet.

Notes about things to remember or that bother me about the recent technology

• As of this week (in mid October of 2023), Google Play Developer Console is assigning developers of apps homework (like they are children, or kids) to add details that are easily scanned with automated scripts on their end. They also require that all new updates to existing apps target the latest Android SDK -- in effect, forcing an update that is scary in light of my Android Go phone and the AI discussions. One new link they are suggesting is for deep (app) links, another imprecisely defined average use case that people need to be aware is going on (cf. App Clips on iOS / ipad as of 2023). See also below.

• I have seen a version of this YouTube video (user: Paul Simmons) on someone else's phone with Remix functionality and audio that is much different in the last several months. The audio can be sped up and filtere to obtain audio tracks similar to the original (transistor technology, anyone?). I wonder if those versions of this video could be processed with Matlab to see what else is going on chirp-wise outside of the usual human audible spectrum. These new phones and LED/LCD light strips really pissed off my cat who could hear the demons and what they were saying. This is not unlike old SourceForge projects that used CRT monitors (now very much higher power LCD screens) to use bar patterns to produce MP3 quality audio that could be tuned with a frequency scanner they used to sell at RadioShack. There are also some weird things going on with YouTube videos (like the Notorious B.I.G.'s Sky is the limit with album cover artwork) with lightening flashes in the background that seem to signify this type of audio source. I think there are TikTok (as in the TikTok kids, or adult children of the devil) connectors to the applications that generate this noise. What about variants of what I would assume should be a standard 3.5mm audio headphone jack connector that can be connected in cars with SXM type navigation firmware (N.b., my Android Go phone can tune FM radio and do a lot of GSM dancing to/from different operator sources abroad -- see this YouTube channel for community posts and playlists with some evidence)?

Updates to the two entries above

1. The Biggie song is called Going Back to Cali. The video link on the darkweb tethered ipad I am referencing is linked here (video unavailable on sane connections sourced here in Chicago, Illinois, USA, North America, Earth; a link to a similar listing is apparently here which appears the same but will load after a search engine proxy to the link).
2. The Paul Simmons video mentioned above that I saw this year on someone else's phone had something like 635 VIEWS at the time. Note that this is now given as the approximate number of FOLLOWERS of his channel on YouTube. What can we reasonably infer from this? Probably that the followers of his feeds are the ones responsible for the auditory assault that my cat could hear. Oh, Kushy Bear, Mama's going to kill some trolls!
3. A link to an imperfect, but topical video taken on the tablet earlier today is available on my YouTube channel. A couple of others are recently uploaded. One documents some strange behavior of Google Drive when the operator noticed that it was doing something it (it) doesn't like. A first GitHub repository to attract software companies based on solutions to daily problems on LeetCode in JavaScript was witnessed over COVID, and it turns out, not just for novel showcase.
4. The insanity of this situation is that I have a small group of paranoid, panicky meth freaks charged with dictating whether or not operations on my devices are approved or not (this way since Casper WY late last year). The stall period made me want to share the ipad connection which is obviously tethered to darkweb (VPN) sources under the hood (Jamf/MDM WIFI boot installer from Walmart that I cannot fix). How can this task be accomplished to give others access to the Apple App Store I have been stuck with using a standard proxy configuration? How are Apple App Clips (deep app links elsewhere) spawned? On Android (since NFC Beam became a feature), default handling of strange link forms (like the unexplained UUID Java types on Android) are hidden and not accurately documented -- there is a text interface with accessibility settings to paste command shortcuts, correct?

Barcodes and operation disguised to end users (operation dismantle square thingies)

The common QR (bar)codes and similar identifiers to access information linked online is everywhere. I started collecting examples and variants of these codes in August of 2022 relocating to Albuqueque where unusual new conventions and their easy to spot (hard to block) use cases were everywhere as tacky satanic graffiti. Small square codes with very little data make sense in medical applications like emergency rooms where the unique ID associated with the encoding has high turn over (small number of collisions). Some of these variants encode inactive (organic) chemical compounds in everyday items like deoderant that can be activated (light or sound frequency; cf. the 16S or 5S RNA structure types with no overlapping compound components that can collide in this process -- ever so interesting as is the project of scraping / data mining biology databases like those funded by the NIH for details about organic compounds, not organisms, that are in active research deployment). Some are different ways of expressing tunable audio frequencies (AC/AAC/ADC/DC, etc.) in nearby areas. Others are annoying variants of the usual that are only hard to interpret if you are not provided the scheme in use. Here are some topical observations about the technology:

• I have questioned the construct of QR barcodes with very little, only large block granular data points, collecting examples. If the corresponding URL forms are shortened, then where is the local (locally distributed) cache stored to resolve these references when such codes are generated on-the-fly? The term QR refers to a (0-1) matrix factorization, correct? Part of the resolution of pointers from these encodings are location based whereby an indeterminate component in decoding is filled in by context sensitive locality (whatever that entails, not just GPS on the map). This observation makes me nervous at a medical office with posters advertising that COVID or HIV test results for patients are accessible by scanning a QR barcode on the wall with their mobile device.
• What about the LCD/LED screens that can generate frequency (sound or light) data, or the BT/BLE/LED enabled light strip tape around many device ports on my cell phones being used to inform nearby entities about context for locally unique lookups? Is this why Chrome indicates to come close to the screen to read a new QR code it has generated on my behalf? These devices communicate so much more information than meets the human eyes and ears -- and, I have noticed, things with respect to that hidden fiasco are filthier than ever. What about using the front/back camera sources with facial recognition (profiling) software that is integrated on the platform to inform these exchanges (see the folder of archived documents about the RealID debates and the Google LENS algorithm underneath the 2022 IRS tax return registration).
• Mention of Lithium ION batteries with +/- (okay, not unusual) and an auxiliary data port (edges and signal). These compact enclosures remind me of small SSD drives. The example on my phone will retain (transmit) its charge with the middle data port covered by RF shielding (thick layers of tin foil), but there will be no status communicated to the device about battery life/TTL or drain usage statistics.

More points about recent technology underpinnings

A device hardware and software summary document saved from a factory reset of Android Go 1-2 months ago (early fall of 2023) is now available here. It's listings reflect some bothersome subtle functionality and access points that this section was created to collect some thoughts on:

• Release date: September 11, 2020 (base Android 11/R OS)
• HeardThat (non-user naming convention) app (com.singsoftnext.deephearing) v1.7.286 -- I am still not happy about the focus of tech giant companies on so-called deep learning (as on the new Android link types inspired by the black market and darkweb) as of recent!
• Processor type: ARM architecture variant
• CPU hardware: Unisoc variant (I assume like the reflashable FPGA ISA ROM binaries due to Intel last year that caused panic and genuine concern from their execs about the discovery of opcodes that will break out of the sandbox in any VM/emulator -- my unspeakable annoyance about simply knowing the password, in the form of suppressed documentation of technology specs, being a substitute for sophistication).
• Processor type (multicore spec): Listed as a quadcore with 4x1.40GHz units should be power LOADED for this era. The phone is still sluggish and packaged with the new Android Go OS designed to make modern Droid platforms portable to older or cheaper hardware. Is it possible that the device is really just a thin client that is using cloud VMs to run all it's blessed functionality -- that is, a noisy overnetworked screen (if only I had a brain, one repeats in the Wizard of Oz reproduced within the phone settings)? N.b., the perverse notion of an `app' as some sort of parasitic spawn (speak of the process) that runs atop your/my (anyone really who is uniquely barcoded up to contextually local uniqueness of reference which may or may not vary with time and other parameters) stack draining resources it consumes seems newer (this year).
• CPU governor: I have never heard this technical description before. As in (bitch call me) the mayor of my virtual town?

Attempts at deconvolving the online AI madness mathematically - takeways and suggestions

Remarks and takeaways

Amidst mostly contentless news blurbs about Trump's upcoming trials, it seems that online, the man has the attitude that if he is going to jail (Hell, for the rest of his life), then everyone else is going down with him. All this while the USA government will surely shut down over a last second rule modification from ex-speaker McCarthy to let the party extremists, like Matt Gaetz of Florida, block progress for a long time to stall while Trump is processed in court. Jim Jordan was unable to secure enough votes (of 217 red party only required) because he will pardon Trump. Meanwhile, others throw chaos at the online universe that only some may see, and certainly only to deprive individuals in the opposition from being able to stay in sane contact (phones, email, the works). I have crazy QANON spewing people that refuse to leave me alone in particular - many of whom attended some high school I did not affiliate with almost twenty years ago.

The apparent onset of AI-based technology on the accounts I use boils down to randomized (disorganized) chaos and Nazi-ism [R1-R4]. Also, roughly, where you started dictates where you are going, but you will probably not be that far where you land from where you began (in the coarse caste system) [R5]. The next points list an interpretation that suggests some of the details to schemes.

• I like what Theo de Raadt has done with OpenBSD over the years. He provides cutting edge implementations of protocols and interfaces that get used in production while secretly archiving the (invertible, within reason) encoding schemes (up to export laws for cryptography out of Canada; kind of like Google certificates being banned and Microsoft Windows OS being necessarily open source in China where they remember Vietnam): So long, and thanks (thx) for all the passwords (a-sholes)!
• Note that my phone has not been updated in a while so that the SN2 (presumably encoding to transition to the next level of the scheme is missing; or possibly, I have been selected for termination as a loser in the previous round as one of the top 1-2 percent - no future, no index).
• The square-thingy barcode associated with my node is accessed from the ValidationTools app, viewing the TestInfo output running the main activity. The two serial numbers could be varied with an emulator environment for Android OS (see these APK binaries). This can be used to extract encodings with respect to (each of the four?) an encoding of the elements of the finite field used by glyphs, or pix(map) icons that form a seamless wallpaper.
• Note that recently, a fourth nation on Earth (India) is reported to have journeyed to the Moon and back. This seems to mark a completion of the |S_3|=6 stages (reichs) so that we are working with |S_4|=24. This gives some clues about the encoding schemes with extra insight from some of the references and topics listed below. The decompositions of the Galois groups (up to isomorphism: pick direct products of F_{q^k} for q prime and k a positive integer.
• Elon Musk considers the numbers 420 = 4 * 105 = 2^2 * 3 * 5 * 7 and 69 = 13^2 funny (dead, digested).
• The 105-problem introduced for a 1K/USD reward by Ronald Graham requests a proof that there are infinitely many natural numbers n such that n is simultateously invertible under arithmetic modulo 3,5,7: n === 1 (mod 3), n === 1 (mod 5) and n === (mod 7). The proofs for a M-problem where M is squarefree with exactly k prime factors are essentially the same. Erdos has work on the case where k = 2.
• Triangulation schemes with elliptic curves (Riemannian sphere coordinate systems) require three points along the curve to completely define it (like Moebius transformations in complex analysis). Now that we have four reference points that are apparent, what coordinate system in 4-D should we assert is used?

Parenthetical notes:

• [R1]: In any random variable with a Gaussian distribution, 95-percent of the of values of the variable lie within two standard deviations of the mean (also, quartiles). Normalizing so that the mean is about zero, this means that the so-called top 1-percent to 2-percent who lose (value is reduced by playing in the game) lie in the bottom two (Levels 1 and 2) of five (Levels 3, 4 and 5; with default placement in the Level 3 salary category at Google for employees with a PhD). Incidentally, the process of asserting that debt (or losses) by someone (alternately, gains by someone else, inversely) should be accrued by a geometric doubling rate is anti-Semitic (examples upon polite request).
• [R2]: See the economic models related to normal distributions of population yearly salaries and zero sum game models (random walk) in this article - rough timelines and academic affiliations of the credits.
• [R3]: I have heard intelligent comments about Trump being likened to a modern day Robin Hood.
• [R4]: Fables about needing to wait 300 years for the development of a very different theory to prove the Riemann Hypothesis (classical version, sums over positive integer objects). This and observations like the short novelette by DOnald E. Knuth (favored by someone relevant to all this as generalizing the algebraic construction of integers from whole numbers, rationals from integers, reals from the rationals, complexes from the reals, with other interest points like the quaternions and the surreal numbers) titled Surreal numbers.
• [R5]: Poset constructions with the zero sum game (3-percent) partition the participants at the end of a (fantasy sport) bracket (round) into those that win (gain, or do not lose value; at 3-percent) and those that lose (1/2-percent). The branching factor is 1/2 corresponding to 1/sqrt(2 * pi) * Int_{-inf}^{0} exp(-t^2/2) dt = 1/2 (with a standard normal distribution mean of zero).

Topics (laundry listing)

• Braid groups (constructions) uses in network traversals and as passwords
• Lectures on Generating Functions by S. K. Lando: Section on multivariate continued fractions (cf. sieve methods for posets; cf. continued fraction algorithms to make modern cryptography, like RSA, decode operations polynomial time on quantum computers)
• Enumerative Combinatorics Volume I:
  1. Definition of binomial posets (other convolution type sums in use include those in Riordan's Combinatorial identities such as those in these tables).
  2. Twelvefold method (cf. deep link types analogy of default/deferred/contextual); Also, use of multisets in the twelvefold method.
  3. Determinant formulas (matrix inversions over groups) stated in terms of functions (elements of symmetric group, other variants)
  4. The poset constructions based on ascents, or ascending set sizes, are related to somer topics in Romik's article Partitions of n into sqrt(n) parts (2005). On pages 2-4 of the article, the author estalishes asymptotics for minimal difference partitions of size d. On page 4 (at the end of section 1), there is a reference to new a use of Markov chains (the AI deployment over the last few weeks has let Wikipedia suggest applications of this topic that are more timely and relevant than usual).
• Lattice constructions in n-D (including projections from higher dimensional spaces to the plane); Reference: The Tilings Encyclopedia (especially, aperiodic and famous examples)
• APL prgramming language: Can use to prove the infinitude of the primes (integer subset)
• NIST/DLMF table: 26.4.1 (examples of common partition transformations, like the M2 numbers)
• QR codes are location based: Relative to state or the (Q, R) matrix factorizations used?
• Caches of pix(map) icons or encodings
• De Santis versus Disney court cases; Meanings considering articles in Project Euler/Euclid/Guttenberg, or the dual arXiv preprint server listings after 2020 (differences observed from here (original, Cornell) to here (post-2020, Harvard); also, this url (original) compared to caches of this url (changed in 2021)). What about Github 2020 Arctic Vault, CNN Vaults from this time? Github seems to have differences in its accounting depending on how it recognizes the authenticated user as demonstrated here.
• Erdos numbers of authors of technical manuscripts (note that Erdos was known for amphetamine abuse and being Hungarian, like the famed Count Dracul, centuries before him).
• In the context of zero sum games and fantasy baseball/SXM sport bracketed tournaments: What does the use of left behind tend to mean?
• Musk stated before the big purchase that he wanted to make Twitter all darkweb. What did he mean? YouTube video listings are partitioned into public/unlisted/private (analogs to Markov chain / AI model types with partially known data to measure).
• Amazon listings of coauthored books by Kevin Mitnick and Lucky225 disappeared after 2020 with only entries by Mitnick and William L. Simon together.
• You never really know where you are on Facebook. And: Facebook can delete links.
  CS/UIUC (cs.uiuc.edu) faculty photos of Jason Zych redacted from archive.org caches of the pages dating from approximately 2004 to as late as 2007. Who determines this hiding of information, and on what grounds (cf. this convenient example and the release notes it belongs to)? Teenage photograph of Lucky225 with a profile about actual famous work like on XWindows?
• How many disjoint, connected components in the topology of the darkweb (Web x.0?) with AI spanning forests? I requested 100 stars on this otherwise excellent and timely Android library only to be thwarted unfairly at the mention when other projects written in scripting language with fewer features obtained 1000's. How easy is it for people to get to the post that Barack Obama alludes to in his first podcast in 2021? A manuscript editor from 2018 (hostile Jeff Shallit; in obvious connection to Ernie Croot with similar repeat sleighted comments here) that was unrelated requested to find the best known error term for a classical partial sum. Despite complimentary referee feedback, my inability to locate one as good as that of Walfisz (in original German) using the university library article search engine led him to reject the manuscript based on his personal opinion of my laziness towards researching the error term bounds.
• ShyNet topic from 1980's Terminator movie series and modern Bluesky (bsky.app instances); What else can we make of the listings in
• FLTreasureHunt.gov (search parameters: Schmidt and city Pensacola)
  1. Theresa and Joesph were listed as relatives in Saint Louis, MO before 2015
  2. Susan is the first name of the previous house owner
  3. Jason A Zych is a search result for baseball player (the LinkedIn profiles for former UIUC/CS lecturer Jason Zych were modified late last summer of 2022: The email only profile was removed, and the listings of skills were verbosely extended for the first time in a very long time; See these directories, here, or here). There is a mother (Catherine, or Katherine, as here from Sam Kamin's SLICE server along with a spoofed MS thesis promoted to doctorate derived from a UIUC well known scholar's surname first name that is unusual in the Florida list of unclaimed monetary assets).
  4. Brittany (Ascension company; cf. Jason Zych's medical records software engineer profiles on LinkedIn)
  5. Ashlee first name sounds familiar from middle school and high school
  6. Some of these entries are related to life insurance policies?
  7. Why would there have been cancelled Cox cable/Internet services to claim?
  8. American Bankers Insurance company was used by someone who arranged my transportation after July of 2022 to take out a lien in my name.
  9. Note the four digit suffixes on some of the zipcodes.

External references to look over carefully

• Bernstein and Sloane, Some canonical sequence of integers (for transformation variants)
• Rota, On the foundations of combinatorial theory I: Theory of the Moebius function
• Knuth, Surreal numbers (crypto references with Alice and Bill/Bob)
• Graduate texts in mathematics series book exposing Doug West's famous Ramsey Theory (in logic, or enumerative combinatorics).
  1. Similar to the construction in Enumerative Comvinatorics Volume I, page 100
  2. The 99% lemma (cf. the Gaussian economics models with zero sum games and the 3-percent interpretations)
• Articles circa 2013 about encryption schemes comprised of levels (above, coordinates indexed by special finite fields), about five of them, with matrix Gaussian distributions (cf. GRH, GUE and random matrix theory)
• Article from early 2000's by Nathan Ng about the Mertens function: Discussion of the lower parameter exponent and its history (where the application came up - hint).
• Ramanujan's notebooks, volume 6 by Berndt and Andrews
• Theory of the Riemann Zeta Function (original print copies)
• Book: The Games People Play (social psychology perspective on game theory)