Since I am not familar with American names and surnames I
would later, once uploaded, ask the community to check
those lists and do proper corrections, so that they become
production-ready.
Hi all,[...]
inspired by the recent biblic postings here, I thought would it not be nice >to have a program that automatically generates, crawled from public data, >names and surnames with a corresponding email address, so that the final >generated list could be used to pick a pseudonym (2nd persona), for registering
an email account, even if you already have one, so that it can be used
for new email correspondence, while using Deepl Write or Jan.AI etc.,
for new communications under a speudonym.
Deepl Write is very cool, if you use the Desktop app, via a VPN, like
NymVPN and jan.ai is good for offline writing (with a formulated prompt,
on an air gapped device.
Additionally, when one looks at Usenet From: headers, they look a bit
boring, when posted via n2n.oc2mx.net or virebent.at, because posters
always use something like anon@invalid.invalid etc.
So, here is my solution, the program is calles '2p' (2nd persona) and
the CLI workflow looks li8ke this:
$ ./s -name m-DE.txt -surname s-DE.txt > identities.txt -count 10
m-DE.txt contains an alphabetic list of german male names and s-DE.txt
is an alphabetic surnames list, while when the program runs it shuffles
the data, for unique name pairs.
identities.txt output:
Arend Opitz
For email generation email-domains.txt (for now) looks like[...]
this:
gmail.com
yahoo.com
tuta.io
mailfence.com
protonmail.com
proton.me
nymph.paranoici.org
Before the second run of the program I sort with 'sort'
identities.txt.
Now the second run of '2p':
$ ./s -i identities.txt -e email-domains.txt > result.txt
Output:
Arend Opitz <arend.opitz@gmail.com>
As you can see, when creating a 2nd persona you have
a lot of options to choose a name and email (or nym) address.
I am working now on an (U.S.) English names/surnames list
and once finished I upload the project to GitHub, so that
you all can try '2p' out.
Since I am not familar with American names and surnames I
would later, once uploaded, ask the community to check
those lists and do proper corrections, so that they become
production-ready.
Hope you like the idea of a second persona with the combination
of Deepl Write or Jan.AI to counteract Stylometry on the Internet!
Best regards
Ch1ffr3punk
If you think it can't get worse ...
Instead of reflecting upon spamming countermeasures to cure the mess
they've created, the C&G psycho gang tries to make flooding newsgroups
even easier with automated pseudonym creation and AI-authored texts.
If you cant't control the Usenet spam it to death. MSGA!
Stefan Claas wrote:
Hi all,[...]
inspired by the recent biblic postings here, I thought would it not be nice >> to have a program that automatically generates, crawled from public data,
names and surnames with a corresponding email address, so that the final
generated list could be used to pick a pseudonym (2nd persona), for registering
an email account, even if you already have one, so that it can be used
for new email correspondence, while using Deepl Write or Jan.AI etc.,
for new communications under a speudonym.
Deepl Write is very cool, if you use the Desktop app, via a VPN, like
NymVPN and jan.ai is good for offline writing (with a formulated prompt,
on an air gapped device.
Additionally, when one looks at Usenet From: headers, they look a bit
boring, when posted via n2n.oc2mx.net or virebent.at, because posters
always use something like anon@invalid.invalid etc.
So, here is my solution, the program is calles '2p' (2nd persona) and
the CLI workflow looks li8ke this:
$ ./s -name m-DE.txt -surname s-DE.txt > identities.txt -count 10
m-DE.txt contains an alphabetic list of german male names and s-DE.txt
is an alphabetic surnames list, while when the program runs it shuffles
the data, for unique name pairs.
identities.txt output:
Arend Opitz
[...]
For email generation email-domains.txt (for now) looks like
this:
gmail.com
yahoo.com
tuta.io
mailfence.com
protonmail.com
proton.me
nymph.paranoici.org
Before the second run of the program I sort with 'sort'
identities.txt.
Now the second run of '2p':
$ ./s -i identities.txt -e email-domains.txt > result.txt
Output:
Arend Opitz <arend.opitz@gmail.com>
As you can see, when creating a 2nd persona you have
a lot of options to choose a name and email (or nym) address.
I am working now on an (U.S.) English names/surnames list
and once finished I upload the project to GitHub, so that
you all can try '2p' out.
Since I am not familar with American names and surnames I
would later, once uploaded, ask the community to check
those lists and do proper corrections, so that they become
production-ready.
Hope you like the idea of a second persona with the combination
of Deepl Write or Jan.AI to counteract Stylometry on the Internet!
Best regards
Ch1ffr3punk
If you think it can't get worse ...
Instead of reflecting upon spamming countermeasures to cure the mess
they've created, the C&G psycho gang tries to make flooding newsgroups
even easier with automated pseudonym creation and AI-authored texts.
If you cant't control the Usenet spam it to death. MSGA!
Stefan Claas wrote:
Hi all,
inspired by the recent biblic postings here, I thought would it not
be nice
to have a program that automatically generates, crawled from public
data,
names and surnames with a corresponding email address, so that the
final
generated list could be used to pick a pseudonym (2nd persona), for >registering
an email account, even if you already have one, so that it can be
used
for new email correspondence, while using Deepl Write or Jan.AI etc.,
for new communications under a speudonym.
Deepl Write is very cool, if you use the Desktop app, via a VPN, like >NymVPN and jan.ai is good for offline writing (with a formulated
prompt,
on an air gapped device.
Additionally, when one looks at Usenet From: headers, they look a bit >boring, when posted via n2n.oc2mx.net or virebent.at, because posters >always use something like anon@invalid.invalid etc.
So, here is my solution, the program is calles '2p' (2nd persona) and
the CLI workflow looks li8ke this:
$ ./s -name m-DE.txt -surname s-DE.txt > identities.txt -count 10
m-DE.txt contains an alphabetic list of german male names and
s-DE.txt
is an alphabetic surnames list, while when the program runs it
shuffles
the data, for unique name pairs.
identities.txt output:
Arend Opitz[...]
For email generation email-domains.txt (for now) looks like
this:
gmail.com
yahoo.com
tuta.io
mailfence.com
protonmail.com
proton.me
nymph.paranoici.org
Before the second run of the program I sort with 'sort'
identities.txt.
Now the second run of '2p':
$ ./s -i identities.txt -e email-domains.txt > result.txt
Output:
Arend Opitz <arend.opitz@gmail.com>[...]
As you can see, when creating a 2nd persona you have
a lot of options to choose a name and email (or nym) address.
I am working now on an (U.S.) English names/surnames list
and once finished I upload the project to GitHub, so that
you all can try '2p' out.
Since I am not familar with American names and surnames I
would later, once uploaded, ask the community to check
those lists and do proper corrections, so that they become >production-ready.
Hope you like the idea of a second persona with the combination
of Deepl Write or Jan.AI to counteract Stylometry on the Internet!
Best regards
Ch1ffr3punk
If you think it can't get worse ...
Instead of reflecting upon spamming countermeasures to cure the mess
they've created, the C&G psycho gang tries to make flooding newsgroups
even easier with automated pseudonym creation and AI-authored texts.
If you cant't control the Usenet spam it to death. MSGA!
Yamn3 Remailer wrote:
If you think it can't get worse ...
Instead of reflecting upon spamming countermeasures to cure the mess they've created, the C&G psycho gang tries to make flooding newsgroups
even easier with automated pseudonym creation and AI-authored texts.
If you cant't control the Usenet spam it to death. MSGA!
I guess, you fail to understand. p2 is intended for creating
a second persona[1], when using Deepl Write or jan.ai, to not
been easily detected by Stylometry[1], which is used in Usenet.
While p2 generates your favorite identity automatically, it
can not spam Usenet, when using Deepl Write or jan.ai.
Ollama ist an option too, but has a higher learning curve.
p2 is also useful for social media, like Mastodon etc. and
not only for email or Usenet.
[1] Lance Cottrell, author of Mixmaster, talked about it
years ago and the identifying rate back then was 99%.
HTH!
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