[THS] Our Podcast Returns — Season 2: Tools and Updates

[ths@video.hardlimit.com]

Hello World... and welcome back.

The web's most authentic hacker channel is back. Season 2 of The Hacker Style kicks off
with a new format: the Scramble
Suit — inspired by "A Scanner Darkly" (P.K. Dick) — because here
what's important has never been the face, but the ideas.

In this first episode: an introduction to the new season and
what's coming up; a rundown of our tool updates
(what we've been cooking up during this time); and thoughtful
current events — what's happening out there and what it means
for our privacy, our freedom, and our community.

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Video Summary
Welcome to the second season of Hackers Dial, where hacker perseverance is reaffirmed and the central premise that code does not obey the system, but rather creates it, is upheld. The goal is to build an active community, share tools, and analyze current topics such as Chat Control or Stop Killing Games, broadcasting content via streams, Telegram, and other platforms. There is an insistence on adopting direct, binary communication, free from corporate intermediation.

Key updates on our own projects are presented. Oasis, the distributed, federated, and encrypted P2P social network (compatible with the Mastodon API), is now available for mobile and uses Ecoin as its internal cryptocurrency. Its blockchain architecture ensures that each user maintains their own blockchain, preserving an indexable digital legacy that is resilient to centralized servers. Additionally, XSR has been updated after 16 years without changes, improving its heuristic search engines, false positive detection, and generation of professional cybersecurity reports. Ufonet is also mentioned, a gamified denial-of-service tool (layers 3 and 7) with encryption derived from Anon Tweet, as well as Orb, updated for passive and active mass reconnaissance.

The analysis extends to a critique of current technofeudalism, where a technocratic and corporate elite controls major platforms and artificial intelligence, generating a new form of digital illiteracy. Technological abstraction has turned users into passive consumers, addicted to immediacy, likes, and superficial content, while critical and technical skills are lost. It warns how AI, far from being merely a tool for progress, functions as a control mechanism that personalizes reality, fosters intellectual laziness, and threatens to replace human agency with manipulative algorithms.

Against this backdrop, there is an urgent call to awaken politically, seek real alternatives, and cultivate solidarity, truth, and mutual care in a traumatized society. Viewers are invited to join the Telegram community, subscribe to the channel, try out Oasis, and participate actively to counter the narrative of distraction and post-truth. Social infantilization and dependence on systems that privatize everything up to orbital space or eliminate digital ownership are rejected, reminding us that decentralized tools like P2P and BitTorrent remain relevant as practical resistance.

Finally, there is reflection on the need to unlearn what has been imposed, maintain a critical spirit, and not allow technocratic intermediaries to filter our perception of reality. It is emphasized that human evolution depends on curiosity, continuous learning, and the creation of our own methodologies rather than consuming automatic answers. The message closes with a call to preserve mental autonomy, build resilient digital legacies, and act with constructive radicalism before time runs out to transform the system from its foundations.