DaSHacka

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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
Woah woah woah, let's not get ahead of ourselves here.
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
I did, yet nothing seems to be about "Ethnic" cleansing. The 'worst' thing that party supports is "remigration" which is deporting illegal migrants.
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
I honestly don't see it. I'm far more wary of China than Russia. Russia can't even take Ukraine, they're experiencing their own version of the U.S. Vietnam catastrophe.
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
Is it 'extremist' to want to avoid your country from harboring criminals with incompatible views on freedom and expression? I don't think most people would call Ukraine politically extreme for defending their country from Rus
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
Unfortunately that is factually incorrect. https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/8/1325 https://elaw.klri.re.kr/eng_mobile/viewer.do?hseq=61640&type... You can find similar laws fo
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
How ironic this quote perfectly encapsulates the inevitable conclusion to the issue of illegal immigration, which is exactly what topic of today is all about. Being tolerant of intolerant cultures won't make them return the favor once
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
Yet do you check the same for the company that manufactures your electronic devices, clothes, food, and provides your entertainment? I think you'll find people tend to disagree on quite a great deal in aggregate.
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
You quite literally invented almost all of your comment just to create a strawman you could get mad at, then morally grandstand about.
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
That sounds like a good idea! I fail to see how it's related to this thread's topic, however.
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
Lol, that quote really reads like "we have terminal direction-brain and can't place these people in our arbitrary categories"
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
> which is literally kicking out people who don't look or sounds like me, out of the country. Or, more accurately, people who weren't born there (particularly first generation immigrants). No one's talking about legitimate
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
It's not based on skin color though, its migration status. Even people of the same complexion can be a net negative to the country as they feel the majority of recent immigrants are.
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
Seems like they haven't learned from the last time they played with fire and got their models restricted to only U.S. citizens for "national security reasons".
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
Sounds like Russia is Europe's Iran. They're 2 weeks away from having ~~nuclear weapons~~ invading Europe! Sorry, we need to scan all of your communications to prepare for this looming threat.
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
I could easily see that being the case, which is why I was so against it. I think they're just a few decades too early. Similar to cloud gaming, although that's much closer on the horizon.
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by DaSHacka 3mo ago
Or more realistically a Toyota, and their numbers are reflecting this.
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by DaSHacka 4mo ago
Sounds like many people are idiots blinded by ideological lenses.
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by DaSHacka 4mo ago
> turns out that reality still has a strong liberal bias. i love when people say this unironically and don't see the issue with it
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by DaSHacka 4mo ago
You'd think other aspects of health, like general fitness and mental well-being would be factored in too, but strangely, the only requirement they seemed to take a hard stance on previously was over-vaccination. Almost like it was poli
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by DaSHacka 4mo ago
> Literacy rates have been increasing uh https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2025/09/whats-driving... https://literacybuffalo.org/2025/01/23/adult-literacy-rates-...
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by DaSHacka 4mo ago
in America, maybe, but all of our adversaries will still have access to them, and continue working on them.
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by DaSHacka 4mo ago
Of course, how else would I cycle between free accounts when my usage limit is up
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by DaSHacka 4mo ago
And how exactly is that a bigger problem than fraudulent votes? And how could you possibly solve it outside of segmenting the country's internet to prevent foreign ISP routes?
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by DaSHacka 4mo ago
>It’s just that a certain side is dependent on illegal voters. This is so obviously the reason why, I can't believe anyone pretends its anything but. "Why yes it makes total sense to have to present your ID to use the internet,
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by DaSHacka 4mo ago
Disenfranchising the entire populace by nature of ID verification to use the internet naturally includes voters as well.
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by DaSHacka 4mo ago
> Also, currently, Windows even AFAIK sends keystrokes to the US, This is exactly the kind of FUD I'm pushing back against. You just casually mention this like it's some established fact. Do you have any proof of this? Surely i
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by DaSHacka 4mo ago
"Activists" =/= "Security Experts". Like I said, ME has been literally almost completely everse engineered and no one's found evidence of it being a backdoor. everything in that article could legitimately just
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by DaSHacka 4mo ago
Unless you're honeypotting in the IP range of an established organization, all you're doing is getting bot traffic. High-tier blackhats focus on big targets, and low-tier ones focus on low-hanging fruits they find off shodan or ap
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by DaSHacka 4mo ago
I mean, I'd be more than happy to be in the top three. The issue is before we were even lower.
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by DaSHacka 4mo ago
Presumably because the official company page is registered under it?

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