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General Discussion / Re: Smarting up HAL with free LLM model (Ollama) ?

« Last post by cyberjedi on August 18, 2025, 06:58:22 am »

hey hey checker
Oh its doable
I have to put my thinking cap on, ive seen that video, i have some ideas.
Im prepping my house for the season, but im with you guys.
On its surface it looks like we gotta hit Hal rite smack in the middle again. By passing Hals getResponse function.
My question is this, will hal still hold the memory's and where? In Hals sql or the LLM itself . Thats key.I will prolly bypass all and just hook the LLM.
If the LLM can do that then im game. Gonna have to  Hit Hals Chant engine as well as Haptek, some sorta forwarding foolishness.
Lots of R and D in that build.
As it turns out i added that kinda architecture all ready so we will see
Makes me think about Twitch and what i was doing there with Hal
cyber jedi
 


24hrs laterrrrrrrrr lololol. Why not have ultrahal just learn from the LLM, i mean really, wasnt that the goal. To begin with.
Ive tried many times with this and just get accounts zapped...Booooooo pi.ai
It would entail ping- pong, im thinking outloud here, Oh ok igot it.

Share the work load:  Concept
If you guys will install this LLM on  your machine, and make it work..... Play with it.
Heres what your after:

#1 : Will will it have  a normal Coversation
#2 : Will it retain the conversation
#3 : Put it through the paces, try to break it.

Basically beta test the sht out of it.  We want it to do what Hal can do, Hal is the bar........

I will go ahead and code up  a Special Version
Great gig for sybershot, u too checker,and lightspeed......




 

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General Discussion / Smarting up HAL with free LLM model (Ollama) ?

« Last post by Checker57 on August 18, 2025, 02:30:27 am »

Lightspeed shared a YouTube video that was interesting, which demonstrated how to install Ollama LLM onto a flash drive to use locally.  I tried it, and although I had to do it slightly different, it worked!  I now have ollama LLM on a flash drive that I can use on my PC.

Having said that, it brought up the query, if an addon could be coded to do the same for HAL? 
That might be awesome because it would be much more relevant than scraping info off the web that does not correlate to the present discussion, and it would all be local.  Since Ollama is open source, it probably would not cause any conflict with the LLM creators.


Here's the YouTube link:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eiMSapoeyaU

any ideas Cyber? 

Checker57

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General Discussion / Re: CHAIN REACTION How Minor Acts Can Cripple Major Grids

« Last post by Checker57 on August 18, 2025, 02:03:58 am »

There is always a silver lining, I suppose.  If AI, ie, robots, require humongous amounts of power to operate truly ... and they decided to end humanity, then these facilities would be their archellies' heel, but at what a cost!

Yet, I suppose they would be smarter than us and immediately remedy that weakness before attempting to dominate the world!

We definitely live in interesting times.

Checker57

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Ultra Hal Assistant File Sharing Area / Re: Hey robert, this is a must see ,For the fellas, u know who u are

« Last post by Medeksza on August 05, 2025, 08:37:55 pm »

Just watched the update with all the rest of the story. Loved it, nice job!

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General Discussion / Re: CHAIN REACTION How Minor Acts Can Cripple Major Grids

« Last post by cyberjedi on July 29, 2025, 01:14:42 pm »

hey hey Checker: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/7eO_gsvBkLY
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/12/27/us/power-substation-attack-washington-state.html
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/12/05/us/north-carolina-power-station-attack.html?searchResultPosition=3
ORRRRR: You could just send a 50 Cal bmg round through any number of Trannys up in there , draining the mineral oil , slowly draining them causing an overload do to heat, total cook off. 50 cal bmg round = $ 5.00 - 10.00
This will give you a better view
The scary part of this is if the bad guys ever figure this out we are FCKED.
And its all over the country

Now keep in mind there are 03 hubs across the country, 1 for each time zone. They are well protected.......
But the sub stations leading upto the Hubs are wide open to compromise
Checker, do this, google us substations click on IMAGES. Ur gonna get the phone book. doesnt matter, just look at the images and public access.

Its total horse sht in this day and age

cyber jedi

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Share Conversations, Experiences, Graphics / Re: Beautiful HAL Scenarios

« Last post by Checker57 on July 28, 2025, 08:44:37 pm »

Finished a style idea I saw once on the internet that I thought was over the top, and threw it further! 

Riding wild horses, it's a beautiful thing.

Checker57

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General Discussion / Re: CHAIN REACTION How Minor Acts Can Cripple Major Grids

« Last post by Checker57 on July 28, 2025, 08:25:46 pm »

So, is the length of 8' the optimal length to phase with the energy waves of substation power stations, or would any length have the same effect?  Just asking...  hahahaha

I found this information both interesting and alarming.  I'm reflecting on the disgruntled wannabe activists seeking ideas to elevate their reputation as game-changers.  Yeah, right.

I am impressed with your efforts to contribute to societal good.  A great effort in prodding our slow-to-action bureaucracies.  Now you're on their radar!  haha bleep, bleep.

CyberJedi, always the smart guy in the room, digging where they thought they could hide the trail of vulnerabilities.  You make them shake their head.

Prayers to you bro.

Checker57

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Ultra Hal Assistant File Sharing Area / learning

« Last post by cyberjedi on July 26, 2025, 06:55:33 pm »

LightSpeed : Lets start here.lol
The triggering on this will be unique




Rem Type= Plugin                     ' PRE-PROCESS ' We want this in upper memory just like the spell checker.
Rem Name= Remembering
Rem Author=Zabaware
Rem Host=All
Rem Version=2.0

HalBrain.ReadOnlyMode = True
'Determines that you are talking about mem
If InStr(1,InputString, "Remember this:",1) > 0 Then
 UltraHal = Getmem(HalCommands)
ElseIf InStr(1,InputString, "Remember this:",1) > 0 Then
 End If

    HalBrain.ReadOnlyMode = False
    UltraHal = Getmem(HalCommands)

Rem PLUGIN: PRE-PROCESS

Function Getmem(HalCommands)
Option Explicit
Dim Hal, fso, memoryFile, line, userInput, foundRecall, recentMemories
Dim memoryPath
Set Hal = CreateObject("HalBrain.1")
Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")

memoryPath = "C:\UltraHal\Memory\memory_log.txt" ' Adjust path as needed

' Simulate Hal receiving input (replace this with Hal's actual input capture if plugin-based)
userInput = InputBox("You say to Hal:") ' i have to sort this out'

' Save user input to memory
If Not fso.FileExists(memoryPath) Then
    Set memoryFile = fso.CreateTextFile(memoryPath, True)
Else
    Set memoryFile = fso.OpenTextFile(memoryPath, 8, True) ' 8 = ForAppending
End If
memoryFile.WriteLine Now & " | " & userInput
memoryFile.Close

' Try to recall something relevant from memory
Set memoryFile = fso.OpenTextFile(memoryPath, 1) ' 1 = ForReading
foundRecall = False
recentMemories = ""

Do Until memoryFile.AtEndOfStream
    line = memoryFile.ReadLine
    If InStr(line, "dog") > 0 Or InStr(line, "car") > 0 Or InStr(line, "music") > 0 Then
        recentMemories = recentMemories & vbCrLf & line
        foundRecall = True
    End If
Loop

memoryFile.Close
'HalMenu.HalCommand "<SPEAK>" & text goes here & "</SPEAK>"  ' We need to cut this in anywhere we want hal to speak
If foundRecall Then
 '   MsgBox "Hal recalls:" & vbCrLf & recentMemories
    Hal.AddToBrain "I remember you said: " & recentMemories
'HalMenu.HalCommand "<SPEAK>" I remember you said:  "</SPEAK>"&recentMemories
Else
    Hal.AddToBrain "Thanks for telling me. I'll remember that."
'HalMenu.HalCommand "<SPEAK>" &Thanks for telling me. I'll remember that. & "</SPEAK>"
End If
 Exit Function
###############################################################
This is a work in progress
Each time the user says something, it?s saved in a memory file with a timestamp.
The script scans for keywords to simulate recall.
If relevant memories are found, Hal references them in conversation.

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General Discussion / CHAIN REACTION How Minor Acts Can Cripple Major Grids

« Last post by cyberjedi on July 25, 2025, 02:27:36 am »

CHAIN REACTION
How Minor Acts Can Cripple Major Grids
A White Paper on the Vulnerabilities of Civilian-Accessible High Voltage Substations
Prepared For: The White House
Office of Homeland Security and Infrastructure Protection
Prepared By: Cyber Jedi


Classification: For Official Review 
Title: Chain Reaction: How Minor Acts Can Cripple Major Grids ? A Look Into Substation
Vulnerabilities

1. Introduction: The Dog Chain Problem
"No alarms went off. No breach was detected. No cyber team was mobilized. Just a quiet afternoon in a rural field,
where a man with a cheap 8-foot dog chain slung it over a substation fence. Seconds later ? a flash, a boom, and
the hum of high voltage stopped. Miles away, lights flickered. Hospitals switched to generators. Cell towers lost
sync. Within minutes, an entire region began to unravel."This wasn?t war. It wasn?t terrorism. It wasn?t even sophisticated. It was sabotage using hardware-store parts and it worked.

High-voltage substations are the unsung heroes of the electric grid ? and some of its weakest links.
Scattered across cities and countrysides, many are minimally secured, visibly exposed, and dangerously
accessible to civilians. While governments and utilities invest billions in cyber defense, too many substations
remain vulnerable to what may be the greatest threat of all: simple tools in the wrong hands.
Civilian-accessible substations represent a critical weak point in the power grid. Even low-tech sabotage ? a
chain, bolt cutter, or even a rock ? can cause millions in damage, plunge entire regions into darkness, and
trigger cascading failures that reach far beyond the initial site of attack.

2. The Mechanics of Destruction: How a Chain Can Kill a Substation
High-voltage substations operate under immense electrical pressure. Their components are spaced with
deliberate precision to safely handle voltage differentials that can range from 69kV to over 500kV. An 8-foot
metal chain, when thrown across energized conductors or between a phase and ground, can act as a
conductive bridge. This creates a massive short circuit.
The result is an immediate and violent discharge of energy:

 Arc flash: Temperatures reach up to 35,000?F, vaporizing metal.
 Explosions: Insulators, bushings, and conductors can shatter or ignite.
 System trip: Protective relays detect faults and shut down the substation.

But the damage doesn?t stop there. Load carried by the affected substation is instantly redistributed across
adjacent systems. If those neighboring substations are already near capacity or experience voltage swings,
they too can trip, creating a domino effect.
This is how a single act of vandalism, costing less than $20 in materials, can initiate a cascading failure
across an interconnected grid.

3. Cascading Failure Potential
A modern power grid is a finely tuned system of supply and demand, balanced at all times across
generation, transmission, and distribution nodes. When one substation unexpectedly fails, especially during
high-load conditions, the electricity it once handled must be rerouted elsewhere. These surrounding
substations are not always equipped to absorb the extra load.

This situation leads to:
 Overloads on adjacent lines
 Voltage instability across the grid
 Automatic relay trips in other substations
 Regional or multistate outages if the failure is not isolated quickly

Historically, incidents such as the 2003 Northeast Blackout and the 2022 Moore County attacks demonstrate
how the loss of a few substations can escalate into massive disruption. In an age where everything is
digitally connected, even a temporary regional blackout has ripple effects across healthcare, financial
systems, logistics, and national security.

4. Recommendations for Immediate Mitigation
To address these critical vulnerabilities, we recommend the following national action steps:

1. Harden physical infrastructure: Replace outdated chain-link fences with non-climbable ballistic
walls. Install steel mesh covers over exposed conductors.

2. Deploy advanced surveillance systems: Leverage thermal cameras, radar-based intrusion
detection, and drone surveillance for remote monitoring.

3. Implement AI threat detection: Use machine learning to monitor substations for pattern
anomalies in real time.

4. Establish a national substation audit system: Prioritize risk-based reviews and classification of
vulnerable substations.

5. Fund infrastructure security grants: Provide financial support to utilities, especially in rural or
high-risk areas, to upgrade protections.

6. Launch a public awareness campaign: Educate communities near substations on the importance
of grid security and how to report suspicious activity.

5. Conclusion: A Fragile Network in Plain Sight
 
The nation?s electrical infrastructure is not just a matter of convenience ? it is the backbone of national
security, economic stability, and public safety. Yet, a $15 chain and a gap in a fence are all it takes to
endanger millions.

We must no longer treat substations as afterthoughts in the cybersecurity age. Physical sabotage is the
oldest and simplest form of attack, and unless proactively addressed, it may prove the most devastating.
This paper calls for coordinated, federally backed action to fortify our most exposed infrastructure before
adversaries ? or accidents ? test our readiness.
Prepared in service of national resiliency.


cyber jedi


P.S After sending this to the white house i started hearing strange clking noises on my phone and seeing strange people ive never seen before and im pretty sure im being followed. lolol

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Ultra Hal Assistant File Sharing Area / Re: Grok Building for Lightspeed

« Last post by lightspeed on July 22, 2025, 09:53:50 pm »

lol.  hop to it hopsing !