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Episode: 2177
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Title: HPR2177: Knowledge Interconnection, the thai express hack
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Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr2177/hpr2177.mp3
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Transcribed: 2025-10-18 15:19:53
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This is HPR episode 2,177 entitled Knowledge Interconnection, the TIEX PressHack.
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It is hosted by Paceman and in about 7 minutes long.
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The summary is learn things at Empowerview and Interconnect with other of your knowledge.
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Well, hello to all hackers, today I'm really excited to talk about this Knowledge Interconnection
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to TIEX PressHack.
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Doesn't that sound cool?
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Anyway, let's go on with it.
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I just made this thing up, Knowledge Interconnection, but what I refer is whatever you're putting
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the energy into learning because you control what you want to learn and where you put
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the energy, like what you're learning, you should actually focus and filter to only
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learn things that you can create a system in your head where you're doing something,
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like binding all of those knowledge altogether.
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For a small example would be aquaponics.
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I don't know if you know aquaponics, but it's basically combining the knowledge of fish with plants
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and creating a system where you feed the fish.
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They take a shit and then that shit puts nutrients in the soil for the plants and then the plants filter the water for the fish.
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So it's basically a loop of knowledge that just recursively call upon one another.
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And this is what I'm about to tell you when a hacker orders something at TIEX Press.
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Well, first of all, don't get me wrong here.
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If the purpose of you saving money just going to a restaurant is dumbfuck.
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You're a dumbfuck.
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If you want to save money, just don't go to a restaurant.
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Well, you know, it's okay to go to a restaurant from time to time, especially with friends.
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I only go when friends do ask me to go there.
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Now, I'm going to basically tell you how a drone your everyday guy who's not into hacking
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when, like, how they would order at TIEX Press.
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So they would go there and order meat and they would have this energy because of what they're eating.
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They would contribute to killing the planet because they're eating meat and then they're going to throw everything in the garbage.
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They're going to throw, like, the fucking plastic they have.
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They're going to throw everything and that's pretty much it.
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They paid, like, when the order of meat is for about $14, so they would be $14, $14 bucks.
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And they would just eat and get out just the way society just told them to do.
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But here's how a hacker, like me, orders.
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And you'll see that all the knowledge that I know is interconnected just by doing a purchase.
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So basically right off the bat, I'm going there and I look like I order it vegan, which means that I have more energy to do more things.
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Like, I have a small business and I do programming.
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So because I'm ordering a certain type of food, I am already, I'm already more fucking performing just because of what I'm ordering.
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Right off the bat, I have a huge advance.
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But here's how it goes.
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I asked for three extra noodles and 75 cents for an extra noodle.
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So I just paid $2.5 and I got another meal, an extra meal for $2.5.
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So when you order it, vegan is 10 bucks instead of 14.
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And I get to pay $2.5 to have an extra meal.
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Now I don't throw away the plastic, I keep it to grow food and it's a container.
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So instead of taking that plastic and throwing it, I keep it for food growing.
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Now, asking an extra noodle is thinking in terms of metasploit.
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It's an exploit that I'm exporting.
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It's nothing.
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And keeping the plastic is a DIY thing.
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It's doing it yourself kind of a thing.
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Instead of going to buy plastic, I'm just doing some problem solving and saying, hey, I have access to a container there, so I'm going to keep it.
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And for the wooden sticks, there's two possibilities.
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Either I keep it for a fire, I do have a fireplace.
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And if I keep it, it's just, I don't have to go and buy sticks.
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Yeah, and they do, you have the options of taking peanuts.
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If nuts are quite expensive, so I always take three bags.
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I use one and I keep two.
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And that's pretty much it.
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When I'm carrying them, I'm carrying them in a bag.
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And the bag that I'm carrying it with is a bag of rice.
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I purchase rice and I keep the fucking bag so I don't have to purchase other bags.
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So you see how my knowledge is interconnected.
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I recycle, I find some exploit to pay a bit more and have way more food than I should have.
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And because I'm into, and I decided to grow food, I keep the material to grow food with.
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And because I'm growing food, it means that I have to work less hours.
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I have to not sell out.
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I don't have to have a job that I don't like because I'm fucking growing food.
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So you see how fucking beautiful hacking is?
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Can you see that you don't need a computer to program?
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To meet programming.
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Computers are a tool that you use to program, or you put that.
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But programming is everywhere, my friend.
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And when you learn hacking, and you really learn what hacking means,
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and the spirit of a hacker, that doesn't have another podcast.
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But this is the kind of results that you can get for yourself in your life.
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It's beautiful, it's wonderful, it's sustainable.
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And it's intellectually stimulating.
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And saying, intellectually satisfying, you're like, shit.
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I'm creating this system of loop of benefits for myself that I can share with others as well.
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And then people could, like, I'm telling you this,
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and you could actually improve what I'm saying.
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You could say, hey, you could actually use that for this and that and that.
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I don't pretend to be a genius or something and bow and listen to me.
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No, I'm just here.
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I see life as a circle, and you basically enter the circle you give,
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and then you receive back as well.
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And we just keep on upgrading ourselves.
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So this is pretty much it.
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So I hope you liked it.
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You know, the goal is, I'm not saying go to Thai Express and fucking do that.
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I'm just saying, like, start applying it in other sphere of your life,
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start applying it in other things.
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Like when I purchase spaghetti sauce, I always try to find a glass container and I can keep it.
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Whatever I'm doing.
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And I don't use plastic bags and all that.
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And whenever I use a bag, I use the rice bags when I purchase rice.
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So hopefully you enjoy that.
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Happy hacking.
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You can find me on low-to-average.org slash Spaceman 1.
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