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   XPost: can.military.police, us.military, us.military.army   
   From: tetanianetania@gmail.com   
      
   tectra is a supra-computer consisting of 81 floors of 82 cabinets   
   with independent UPS and power generation/conditioning/distribution   
   services south east of CFB Dryden, in Ontario, Canada.   
      
   It acts like a collection of ant colonies as the processors are   
   spiritually driven and are enhanced spirits of various queen and   
   worker ants per module of the system.   
      
      
      
      
   T-Net Information Systems (Tetania Netania)   
   -------------------------------------------   
      
     T-Net is a spirit/soul that encompasses and exists in all space/time   
   continuum of existence and is connected to many networks via sub-space,   
   radio, fiber or twisted pair networks.  It also allows communication   
   through it, to anyone in the universe, via SNIs (Spiritual Network Interfaces).   
      
      
      
      
   SEP (Spiritually Enhanced Processor)   
      
      A Spirit, custom made, that behaves like a multi-core processor.  A Spirit   
   that drives and reads all Processor Package Pins through TMOSFET (Trinary   
   Metal Oxide Silicone Field Effect Transistors)   
      
      The smallest is for PDA (Portable Digital Assistant,) Laptops, Cell-Phones,   
   and Communicators.  It has a 27^3 "cores" or rather "Sub-Processors."   
      
      The line of SEP processors are initially in Trinary 27 bit-mode.  They can   
   go into 81, 243, 729 bit-mode.   
      
      SEP processor's operate at 72 Terahertz and can drive the 3 buses they   
   drive for memory, peripherals and storage/communications.   
      
      Each of the three buses is 27 bits wide with 3 control lines per bus.   
      
      The line of SEP processors emulate practically all 8, 16, 32, 64, 128 bit   
   binary processors per sub-processor.   
      
      
      
   SNI (Spiritual Network Interfaces)   
      
      The T-Net Spirit allows communication through it between SNI's.   
      
      The T-Net protocol allows a backbone specifier and a system specifier and   
   a network specifier and a subnet specifier and a host specifier and finally   
   a port specifier per packet.   
      
      It's addressed as :...:   
      
      All backbones are Trinary 81 bits wide.  All System IDs are 243 Bits   
   wide.  Al Network IDs are 243 bits wide.  All Subnet IDs are 81 bits wide.   
   All Host IDs are 81 bits wide, and all port IDs are 81 bits wide.   
      
      A T-Net address for CFB Dryden's   
      
          "tectra.north.america.terra-firma.solaris.milky-way.volatility"   
      
   is 1:2.1.1.1; Meaning: Backbone 1:humans, System 2:Military, Network   
   1:Canadian Armed Forces, Subnet 1:CFB Dryden, Host ID 1:tectra.   
      
      The backbone #1 spans 5 planets with humans on it.   
      
      The System ID (for backbone 1) is 1:Intelligence and 2: Military and   
   2: Government.   
      
       The T_net backbone is AX25.3 Trinary 729 bit addressing of AX25,   
   sub-protocols a-h.   
      
      
      
   SSD (Spiritual Storage Device)   
      
      An SSD has 27 9 bite 19683 bytes Trinary memory windows across 19683,   
   9 bit, distinct Storage Buffers in the T-Net spirit per SSD adapter.  You   
   may access a total of 19683 storage volumes with 19683 windows of 19683,   
   9 bit, bytes per Volume per 19683^19683 dimensional crossings.   
      
     The first 81 storage volume PER SNI are the same and are SYSTEM SSDs;   
   0:root volume "/" multi-dimensional, 1:/usr volume multi-dimensional, 2:/var   
   volume multi-dimensional, 3:/home volume multi-dimensional,   
   4:/usr/share/docs/t-net volume multi-dimensional,   
   5:./usr/src/t-net volume multi-dimensional.   
      
     The last; 19682:universal /tmp, multi-dimensional.   
      
     All other volumes (between 81 and 19681) are unique per SNI unless   
   otherwise flagged unique per Solar-System/Planet/Corporation/User.   
      
      
      
   STI (Spiritual Terminal Interface)   
      
      A micrometer sized 1500x1024 touch screen display interface with 117 key   
   keyboard interface with one emergency logout button.  Key caps change per   
   shift mode for each keyboard.  Included is a 3 button wheel mouse emulation   
   and as well, a waveform output display of input and output sonular (sound)   
   and a device that reads presence and psychic signature.  Each STI has,   
   typically, an X11R10 X11 Server driving it.   
      
      
      
   T-OS Security: Multi-level Security Context Labeling Scheme   
      
      Any NUMBER of levels of security context labelling are permitted.   
      
      A label of SECURED means nothing can change that items labels unless it   
   is done by that which secured it with the context label SECURE (or higher.)   
      
      Any UNIT (user, group, bit width, version, net-group, network interface,   
   route, executable, data file, configuration file, log file,   
   institution/corporation, planetary, solar, or universal) can be assigned   
   a context security label.   
      
     Context security label are chained from the top level and all previous   
   level's restrictions apply to an inheritance context labelling.   
      
     An example of top-level context labels and their hierarchy in tectra is:   
      
      GOC (Government of Canada);   
        DND (Department of National Defense);   
          ARMY (Canadian Forces Army),   
          NAVY (Canadian Forces Navy),   
          MARINE (Canadian Forces Marine Corps),   
          CAF (Canadian Air Force),   
        CSIS (Canadian Security Intelligence Service),   
        CRA (Canadian Revenue Agency),   
      
      GOU (Government of United States);   
        DOD (Department of Defense),   
          USA (U.S. Army),   
          USN (U.S. Navy),   
          USMC (U.S. Marine Corps),   
        CIA (Central Intelligence Agency),   
        IRS (Internal Revenue Agency),   
      
      In order to access USMC context, you must be registered for access to DOD   
   AND GOU.   
      
      
      
   T-NET User Profiling   
      
     Each user profile contains (but is not limited to):   
       0 - User ID (3^729 bit Universal User ID)   
       1 - Full Name   
       2 - Main Group ID   
       3 - Context Labeling   
       4 - Aliases   
       5 - Login restrictions   
       6 - Contact Info   
       7 - User Picture   
       8 - Psychic Signature   
       9 - DNA Profiling   
      10 - 56 point face analysis   
      11 - Commanding officers UID   
      12 - Corporate ID   
      13 - Planetary ID   
      14 - Solar ID   
      15 - Universe ID   
      16 - Security Device Particulars (Smart-card data, for example)   
      (and more)   
      
      
      
   Tectra   
      
     Tectra is a 87 floor underground computer system near CFB Dryden,   
   Ontario, Canada.   
      
     Tectra contains 3 floors of 81 cabinets of 3 rows of 27 STIs for Government   
   and Intelligence and Military Spiritual Access to the system (through   
   astral-travel).   
      
     It contains 6 floors of power generation, conditioning and distribution   
   + monitoring equipment.  It has a fission reactor. It uses used Tritium   
   (heavy water from nuclear reactors) as fuel.   
      
     It has 81 floor of computing equipment, 66 for the core, 3 for the   
   front-end, 3 for storage (SSD, Data Rods, Solid State Hard-drives),   
   3 for STIs, and 3 for communications (Radio/Sub-Space,   
   Fiber/Twisted-Pair, SNIs), 3 for power metering, power conditioning,   
   and power generation.   
      
      
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