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Tor has fixed their long standing tagging attack, improved forward security, and added sufficient authentication. See the Arti 2.5 stable release announcement too, as well as 2025/583, 2025/2017, and tor spec 359.

"Jean Paul Degabriele, Alessandro Melloni, Jean-Pierre Münch, and Martijn Stam have a design that they're calling Counter Galois Onion (CGO). It's based on a kind of construction called a Rugged Pseudorandom Permutation (RPRP): essentially, it's a design for a wide-block cipher that resists malleability in one direction (for the encrypt operation, but not the decrypt operation). If we deploy this so that clients always decrypt and relays always encrypt, then we have a tagging resistant cipher at less cost than a full SPRP!"

via https://www.reddit.com/r/collapse/comments/1umrnkj/there_will_come_soft_rains_by_sara_teasdale/

album: The Letting Go

album: Goths

lyrics: "No haven safer than the one they tore down"

via https://www.reddit.com/r/themountaingoats/comments/1ui6n2j/what_illustration_is_on_this_shirt/

The album The Gods Laugh has other songs that maybe fit better, like The Final Harvet and the instrumental The Gods Laugh At Those Who Make Plans.

A r/filk song about SCA reenactors stranded together during a SHTF moment.

album: Serious Steel

This is fun - probably written during the pandemic.

Morris wrote That's How Every Empire Falls - the John Prine cover has been posted.

album: Baby It Was Real and We Were the Best

It's clearly collapsed focused, seemingly even discusses possible behavioral sinks for humans, so possibly an explicit reference to John B. Calhoun's famous mouse utopia experiment.

I was prepared to invent such references when I saw the title, just like I did for The Beautiful Ones by Prince. lol

We've posted her song Blood Meridian here before btw.

album: Closer

Cover by Sixteen Horsepower

It's a hopeful song but recognises the complexity & fragility in human achievements.

The album Folk Songs for Solar Sailors also has the fabulous songs Hope Eyre, The Engineer's Hymn, and The Enemy Within.

73k views vs 2.5m views for The Alan Parsons Project track, and 4m for Jay-Z, and 10m for Eminem, and who knows what else.

Leslie Fish was perhaps the strongest r/filk lyricist to date. "Her song Hope Eyrie is regarded by some as being as close to the anthem of American science fiction fandom as is possible in such a disparate group."

The album Avalon Is Risen has a bunch of nice fantasy filk songs, like Berserker and The Sun is Also a Warrior.

Birdcloud's song Snail Trail has only 24k views, vs 1.4m views for Snail Trail | Nursery Rhymes & Songs for kids ‪@BabyTV.

The album Singles Only starts with their "hit" Springwater, but oddly I've found no mainstream songs named that.

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The album Dark Adrenaline has a couple others like I Don't Believe In Tomorrow. Odd we've nothing by them before.

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"Cattle die, Friends die, So, too, must you die."

versions: Wardruna, Wardruna & Aurora (outdoors)

album: Runaljod - Yggdrasil

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album: Derelicts

I suppose only the titles seem relevant here, but that's usualy the case for instrumental and ambient (see previously).