Flauc wrote:Menthi, Maezawa's plane was shot down on the border of Caracasus and Flauc in mid air. He survived the assasination attempt in Jarka. His death has not been made public yet.
Indeed! That's quite interesting eh?
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by Caracasus » Sat Sep 17, 2016 8:46 am
Flauc wrote:Menthi, Maezawa's plane was shot down on the border of Caracasus and Flauc in mid air. He survived the assasination attempt in Jarka. His death has not been made public yet.


by Significance » Sat Sep 17, 2016 3:49 pm

by Significance » Sat Sep 17, 2016 4:26 pm
Balagan wrote:I was about to do that but it would be better if you would.

by Balagan » Sat Sep 17, 2016 4:38 pm

by Cardulan » Sun Sep 18, 2016 9:04 am
Significance wrote:
You say about Tanaka but all I see is Caracasus secretly supporting mass riots against the man for being a mass murderer (even though he appears quite the opposite).
I get you mean about liking each other however.
Tek is hated because of what they did in oehiton.
Cardulan can often appear extremely warmongering.
Caracasus and Maltsi are hated for being communists.
Flauc is communisms worst nightmare (that may change).
Parsoh is a money grabber.
Balagan often appears to have no moral compass, siding with whoever has the most power.
Carosi is best described as hell (although people don't want conflict with them, so it's not that bad)
Menthi is just a mess.
Heck, even Significance has rubbed people the wrong way. Although again, that may change.
The only nation we all like is Waterville.
Shame. I can only see a really long cold war out of this. Unless of course it got hot.....

by Tekeristan » Sun Sep 18, 2016 9:07 am


by Significance » Sun Sep 18, 2016 11:39 am

by Cardulan » Sun Sep 18, 2016 12:06 pm
Significance wrote:I don't know if anyone read my latest post.
Assume after leaking everything the laptop was thrown overboard. That does not mean it is untraceable, just that the evidence is in the sea. Your only link is that the information was leaked from someone on the boat.
I don't mind them being chased, but you can't kill them. Anything but death please.
On another note, I assume either you'll plan new approaches for agendas or decide it's too risky and play nice. I'm curious which.

by Significance » Sun Sep 18, 2016 12:17 pm
Cardulan wrote:Significance wrote:I don't know if anyone read my latest post.
Assume after leaking everything the laptop was thrown overboard. That does not mean it is untraceable, just that the evidence is in the sea. Your only link is that the information was leaked from someone on the boat.
I don't mind them being chased, but you can't kill them. Anything but death please.
On another note, I assume either you'll plan new approaches for agendas or decide it's too risky and play nice. I'm curious which.
I read the post but what's that got to do with anybody else?

by Tekeristan » Sun Sep 18, 2016 12:45 pm

by Flauc » Sun Sep 18, 2016 12:52 pm
Tekeristan wrote:I suppose the lost of a military friend stings the tiniest bit more after that, heh.

by Cardulan » Sun Sep 18, 2016 1:01 pm

by Flauc » Sun Sep 18, 2016 1:06 pm
Cardulan wrote:
He sounds even more fun than the old one. It's great to see that there is a constant decline in liberal leaders from Tekeristan to Menthi and Flauc the hardliners are becoming more popular. I'd say there will soon be election time in Caracasus if the global policy continues that way.


by Significance » Sun Sep 18, 2016 1:36 pm

by Cardulan » Sun Sep 18, 2016 1:54 pm

by Significance » Sun Sep 18, 2016 2:03 pm
Cardulan wrote:Our computer systems like - totally - don't work that way. It is physically impossible. Tekeristan and Flauc are fine with it - I'm not. Yes, there is a wall - or thousands of walls.
If you crack Caracasus' system there is a lot of what you can learn about Cardulan's operations on Iberis. He will tell you what that is - but hacking Cardulan's security is simply not possible with a laptop.

by Cardulan » Sun Sep 18, 2016 2:27 pm
Significance wrote:Cardulan wrote:Our computer systems like - totally - don't work that way. It is physically impossible. Tekeristan and Flauc are fine with it - I'm not. Yes, there is a wall - or thousands of walls.
If you crack Caracasus' system there is a lot of what you can learn about Cardulan's operations on Iberis. He will tell you what that is - but hacking Cardulan's security is simply not possible with a laptop.
Not even the top part of it? You just have one level of encryption. I'd be fine not getting deep into the system but to say I couldn't get at even the smallest thing is unrealistic. Just look to irl countries and you'll understand.

by Significance » Sun Sep 18, 2016 2:37 pm
Cardulan wrote:Significance wrote:
Not even the top part of it? You just have one level of encryption. I'd be fine not getting deep into the system but to say I couldn't get at even the smallest thing is unrealistic. Just look to irl countries and you'll understand.
Yes, I really recommend that. Look at irl countries and you will see that they don't get hacked from the outside for the relevant information that was leaked.
You can get some stuff out of the systems - I said so before. If you hack the communication of Flauc and Caracasus you will be able to learn something from that. However: This could only be understood in the context of what was going on in Oehiton and what is going on now. Messaged between Cardulan and Caracasus are not only encrypted. I'll give you a few examples to make it a bit easier to understand. The request for operatives from Cardula was wired to the Zoo. A man with a laptop can never monitor the entire communication of all official agencies in Cardulan. There is no sever saying "Please don't hack. Secret stuff."
The Salamanders are police, the Royal Marines are navy. Two completely different organisations are responsible. Finally there is the problem that the internet in Cardulan is completely monitored by dozens of agencies. People need a license, access is restricted, all traffic and all metadata is stored for - more or less - infinity. Attacking one place would in like 90 per cent of the attempts lead to Frankenstein being discovered by the security forces and traced back to his place of origin. It would in about 100 per cent of the cases been noticed and a second attack would be much more difficult. I'm speaking only for myself and probably Balagan.

by Tekeristan » Sun Sep 18, 2016 2:53 pm

by Balagan » Sun Sep 18, 2016 4:07 pm
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