How many people have their own secret internet shared between them and a select few? In theory, you could make a hardware-only decrypter that's unfeasible to do in software or on GPU, and share these devices to only a select group, within a certain nation, etc. to have your own miniature internet

>>105974768 (OP)
I always wanted to create something like "the super secret 69th layer of the deepweb: [my name]net" for no reason, but if non-elites does it's always a crime somehow desu

>>105974776
What I'm envisioning is some sort of server that only responds when given a proper packet, which then sends a stream of data only decryptable with specialized hardware, that then gets converted into a data stream that is then read and parsed by software on a user's computer.

Essentially, your own web protocol. If you just want it to be rudimentary BBS for communications, that wouldn't be too difficult. I wouldn't be surprised if the rich already have something like this.

>>105974768 (OP)
There's a Galactic Federation outernet protocol that can only be accessed with the right hardware, nothing the peasents of the earth are given though. This is what picrel was talking about. There's a lot of species out there collaborating with country's leaders to frequency farm the masses, as emotion is stronger than eve technological might. Such races and their gods cannot produce their own emotion anymore, this is why they need us.

>>105974818
Could be done without specialized hardware, you just need to keep the key a secret, or only accessible by whitelisted connection

>>105974768 (OP)
>How many people have their own secret internet shared between them and a select few?
its called paper books and networking you stupid.

>>105974841
Right, but HW means you can control more easily who has access to it by controlling who gets the hardware. You could also utilize a process that's extremely inefficient if not impossible on CPU/GPU and requires specialized FPGA or ASIC solutions.
You want something to prevent the average normie from running it, in case a disgruntled member decides to leak the SW on github

>>105974768 (OP)
>https://falsehistory.net/secret-tv-channels-and-streaming-services-of-the-elite/
At the bottom:
>You may copy or share the material published on this website...
When you try to copy:
>You are not allowed to copy content or view source.

>>105974888
>extremely inefficient if not impossible on CPU/GPU and requires specialized FPGA or ASIC solutions
It's really hard to make something specialized that can't be simulated using a CPU or GPU, I can only think of analog problems like quantum simulation
>You want something to prevent the average normie from running it, in case a disgruntled member decides to leak the SW on github
Just reject his password, could be even a php site if you have a login page and doesn't give access to strangers
Could also be a large intranet instead of accessible through the normal internet

>>105974917
I was thinking about analog problems, or something along the lines of nonlinear differential equations. Or some schizo shit that utilizes sub-pixel triangles to specifically fuck over GPUs, done at a scale that makes most consumer CPUs sluggish at solving as well. Though I'm not sure how feasible that would be because you still need to come up with a solution that can be done with op-amps and ASIC chips relatively quickly.

>>105974768 (OP)
If you want muh secrit club, just visit i2p sites. You're digging too deep. Hell, some plain web torrent trackers, like Waffles, were hiding well enough, so if one doesn't let in outsiders, it could go unnoticed for decades.

>>105974768 (OP)
youre overthinking this. there are several solutions to what you're looking for
>vpn
not super familiar with this but companies often have private intranets that employees use a vpn to connect to. sounds a lot like what you're looking for.
>private oauth provider
create some [mysupersecret].net site that has invite-only accounts and is an oauth provider for other private sites.
>network encryption
set up some protocol where each user has a private key and the public keys of all other users. sign every message at whatever networking layer you want. use a private tracker torrent to distribute the "public" keys. this is the most retarded solution

there are a lot of other ways you can accomplish this, none of which require hardware

>>105974910
Weird, but you can get around it if you want.
I once spent two weeks in coaching work with a woman who was part of a Scandinavian royal family. This was 1998. One day we walked through a living room where a TV was running. I slowed my pace when I noticed that it was showing something entirely unfamiliar. Some kind of construction work in what appeared to be outer-space. I saw a kind of scaffolding surrounding sharp and jagged crystals of extreme size. And then there were these weird globe-like objects with mechanical arms floating around doing work on the scaffolding and the crystals. From the narrators voice you knew it was not a science-fiction movie but some kind of live-feed documentary. The voice was describing what was happening, step by step. I got a weird feeling just looking at it. I stopped walking and began staring because I had no idea what I was looking at.

>>105974768 (OP)
communities like Orania and Ozarks need this.
Come to think of it Oranians probably have something like this.

>>105974910
GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY