MY MOST CONTROVERSIAL BLOG POST EVER

There was a time on the Steemit blockchain (August 2017 to be exact), when the site was inundated with fake introduce yourself posts by scammers hoping to make a few dollars.

There were a lot of numpties with more Steem Power than brain cells who were upvoting these posts in order to “onboard new users” (sound familiar?)

The key to getting a good payout was BOOBS.

So I decided to mock them by doing a blatantly fake introduce yourself post.

Catch is, most of the people upvoting the posts were too clueless to see mine was fake. The process went something like this:

For the first 10 minutes, they saw an introduce yourself post with huge boobs, and upvoted it while they were spanking off on their keyboards. So my post was raking in the cash for a short while.

Half an hour later after they finished cleaning their keyboards it dawned on them that the post was fake. They were angry and jilted. So they down voted my post and left angry comments. My post was blanked out.

Six hours later they realised that their moronic comments were going to be saved on the blockchain for all time so they started deleting them. Damn, I said, those comments were comedy gold, and I saved the remaining ones. That moment is saved below

Then my friends came along, howled with laughter, and upvoted my post back to visibility.

Here is a link to the post as it remains on Steemit now:
https://steemit.com/introduceyourself/@sift666/i-am-new-to-steamit

Yes I am a dangerous scammer, and this is my badge of honour:

Hi everyone, my name is Angelique.

I am very new here but heard am gonna meat great guys right here. I am a professional fashion designer, model, waitress, stripper, and pornstar in Las Vegas, and I love meeting new people that can impact me positively.

I have stared in several big budget movies including “Womb Raider”, “Girls Gone Wide”, “These Boobs are made for Swinging”, “Asthmatic Girls in the Smoking Section” and I’m currently filming “Don’t Tell Mom The Babysitter’s Giving Head” directed by Joseph Siftheim

I’m hanging out to be part of the Steamit family and if you upvote and follow me I will follow you straight back.

When I have thousands of followers my dream is to travel the world with a crew of photographers, visiting exotic locations and posing in my bikini. And earning thousands of dollars from all my fans on Steamit.

Right now I really need your help because my boyfriend has just told me that he can’t commit to me unless I have bigger boobs, so I need to save money in order to go to Brazil for some breast implants.

I kindly need your love and acceptance, love and God bless.

https://steemit.com/introduceyourself/@sift666/i-am-new-to-steamit

 

UNLISTENABLE SHIT HAS A NAME

Unlistenable shit has a name, & it's name is "Danger Music"

Danger music is an experimental form of avant-garde 20th and 21st century music and performance art. It is based on the concept that some pieces of music can or will harm either the listener or the performer, understanding that the piece in question may or may not be performed.

Kyle Gann describes in his book Music Downtown: Writings from the Village Voice how Takehisa Kosugi's composition Music for a Revolution directs the performer to "[s]coop out one of your eyes 5 years from now and do the same with the other eye 5 years later". Works such as this are also sometimes referred to as anti-music because they seem to rebel against the concept of music itself. 

Danger music is often closely associated with the Fluxus school of composition, especially the work of Dick Higgins who composed a series of works entitled Danger Music.

Australian noise musician Justice Yeldham plays an instrument made of glass, often shattering it during live shows and receiving facial wounds in the process.

As with many forms of concept music and performance art, the lines between "music", "art", "theater", and "social protest" are not always clear or apparent. Danger Music consequently has some things in common with the performance art of artists such as Mark Pauline and Chris Burden. For instance, some extreme examples of danger music direct performers to use sounds so loud that they will deafen the participants, or ask performers to throw antipersonnel bombs into the audience

This photo above is not a performance of danger music, it is a band called Danger Danger who look like such total numpties I wanted to post their picture. The image below may be something to do with something but I have no idea what...

This is a video of some dangerous music involving using a hair trimmer without a helmet:

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQLa3_X-8fY&t=21s

 Nam June Paik's composition “Danger Music for Dick Higgins” instructs people to listen and imagine “creeping into the vagina of a living whale”...

79 YEAR OLD MAN IN A WIG

As many of us have known for years, Brigitte Macron, the former French "first lady" is a man in a wig. Two recent developments to this story are that he is now revealed to be a lot older than the official story suggests, and that the whole story is now being blown wide open.

Revealing this fact now could well all be another part of the big globalist psyop, but relatively mainstream commentators are now discussing this on YouTube. Here is a recent podcast by Candice Owens: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qsuBDefklFw

 

RANDOM IMAGES #34

 

ARE THERE ANY SECURE BROWSERS?

In a word, NO, not really! They are all gathering your data to some extent.

But firstly there is probably not even much point worrying about browser security if you are using Windows 10, and even more so, Windows 11, or Google, or Apple, because they are all full blown spyware. And around 98% of people are! 

Even just focusing on desktop users and leaving out the much bigger mobile market, around 95% of people are using a spyware operating system of some sort on their PC or laptop. Windows 7 which I am still using everyday, is spyware too, just not quite as full on as Win 10. 

https://sift666.blogspot.com/2023/12/i-use-windows-7.html

Because I'm swapping between Windows 7 and Linux Mint, and using three different browsers on each operating system, I've become a bit obsessed with browsers lately.

https://sift666.blogspot.com/2024/06/why-i-use-the-waterfox-browser.html

WHY SO MANY? – On Linux Mint Firefox is my default everyday browser, Vervaldi is for my first level alt accounts and any sites that work better on a Chromium based browser, and Floorp (a Japanese Firefox fork designed for privacy) is for my second level alt accounts and for when I'm attempting to be a bit more anon online.

I find it quicker to keep logged in to my different accounts on different browsers because it's much faster to open a browser than to log out and then back in to another account. 

My strange habit of using multiple alt accounts mostly dates back to when I was posting on multiple blockchain and social media platforms, and wanted to be able to jump back and forth between my alt accounts really quickly - to the point on occasion of appearing to have an argument with myself :) - These days I have given up using most of them and am mainly just using one account on Facebook of all places!

Almost all popular browsers are based on Chromium except for Firefox, and the Firefox forks like Waterfox, Floorp, & Librefox. I don't really like Chromium based browsers on the whole, and regard them all as spyware. 

Chrome is the worst for spying by a country mile, but of course it's also the most popular. My pick of the Chromium browsers is Vivaldi and it's the only one I actually like. I use Vivaldi as my default on my Android tablet. It has a lot of good features and if I used Windows 10 I'd probably also use it there as my default browser.

Out of the Firefox based browsers, Firefox itself is the slowest and the least secure, but it is the default browser on Linux Mint, where it works perfectly, and it's security can be improved by changing some of the settings.

Waterfox is probably the least secure of the popular Firefox forks, because it's now owned by an advertising agency, but it's the only browser I've found that runs well on both Windows 7 and Linux. Neither Librefox or Floorp will install on Windows 7, so that is why I use Waterfox as my default on Win 7. Waterfox still works on Windows 7 while Firefox itself seems to be getting gradually worse.

https://sift666.blogspot.com/2024/06/why-i-use-the-waterfox-browser.html

FINGERPRINTING – This is more insidious than cookies, which can be turned off. 

Tracking has moved toward browser fingerprinting while we are still being distracted by cookies. The idea behind fingerprinting is to collect information about the browser and its environment for the purpose of identification. This includes the browser type and version, operating system, language, time zone, active plugins, installed fonts, screen resolution, CPU class, device memory and various other settings. The attributes become the users fingerprint.

These fingerprints are unique in the majority of cases. You can see your own fingerprint at amiunique.org. If a browser fingerprint happens to be non-unique, it can be made unique by combining it with the device’s IP address. In other words, browser fingerprints are capable of identifying users even when cookies are turned off.

Fingerprinting is actually remarkably easy to do - here is mine: