RCitronsBroker

12 ms·

61.
by RCitronsBroker 3y ago
Unfortunately, they are. It’s hard to overestimate how scary govt contractors, especially PMIs can get.
62.
by RCitronsBroker 3y ago
this. they could easily swap out the controller for a western made product and stop using big words to justify their trade war.
63.
by RCitronsBroker 3y ago
this is absolutely impressive, but target is in no way representative of the avg. level of surveillance/LP tech in retail. they are notorious for being at the leading edge of technology and dedication. Their forensics actually did cont
64.
by RCitronsBroker 3y ago
i agree. separating the man from his work is kind of hard after the man made a name for himself by hanging the slowest of his Jewish indentured servants "employed" in his German factory.
65.
by RCitronsBroker 3y ago
Fibonacci derived values is wayyy too un-arbitrary
66.
by RCitronsBroker 3y ago
LOL over here in Germany we got drunk-tanked in VW vans and Mercedes sprinters
67.
by RCitronsBroker 3y ago
take it with a grain of salt then, i haven’t lived in Japan for longer than a few weeks. I live in a german city with a large Japanese diaspora, so that’s where I got my, possibly wonky, intel
68.
by RCitronsBroker 3y ago
yup, and the Japanese internet is said to be much, much worse in this regards. Being able to find everything and anything but the fact you’ve been looking for is kind of a running gag over there, at least i was told.
69.
by RCitronsBroker 3y ago
considering how close to the edge of extermination we already have been brought, calling MAD successful leaves a real bad taste in my mouth.
70.
by RCitronsBroker 3y ago
this paper, without failing, makes me cry.
71.
by RCitronsBroker 3y ago
there was one called SKY ECC in Europe that, similarly to ANOM, was a honeypot from the get go.
72.
by RCitronsBroker 3y ago
maybe there are some differences from medical system to medical system, but that’s decidedly not what those characters are over here in Germany. This isn’t a case of student loans going overboard, we have it pretty good in this regard, the
73.
by RCitronsBroker 3y ago
as a med student, those guys are an embarrassment to us all. I had to deal with those guys to get my insurance to cover recombinant antibodies for the treatment of several autoimmune diseases. They haven’t practiced clinically for a decade,
74.
by RCitronsBroker 3y ago
this comment is really something
75.
by RCitronsBroker 3y ago
i feel like quite a few folks in this thread greatly underestimate the things that may go wrong with automating flight controls. Just a recent example: in the past months, mainly due to Israeli military ops afaik, GPS spoofing (!not jamming
76.
by RCitronsBroker 3y ago
thats really funny
77.
by RCitronsBroker 3y ago
it’s almost like betting our entire automotive industry on full plug in EVs, as well as being competitive in said market, was a transparently bad play from the very beginning. Not saying this wasn’t obfuscated by regulatory pressure and &qu
78.
Why China is flooding Europe with EVs(youtube.com)
4 points by RCitronsBroker 3y ago|4 comments
79.
by RCitronsBroker 3y ago
being ambivalent towards a group, filling up your hotel, but otherwise alien to you, may be a little less polarizing than just having been forced to shell out $100M to a similar sounding demographic.
80.
by RCitronsBroker 3y ago
You’re awesome! I’ll order a bottle as soon as I’m less acutely broke ;)
81.
by RCitronsBroker 3y ago
you say that like a person informed enough to know what a white hat is lol. Let’s be real here, even the ethical hacker bunch can look VERY wonky and rowdy to an outsider, especially if you are as far removed as the hospitality industry. Th
82.
by RCitronsBroker 3y ago
im really sure you have found the answer, it’s most likely more of a perceived thing than any of us wants to admit. DEFCON attendees can be walking stereotypes at times anyways, but the combination of drunk, low yielding hacker(wo)men(tm) r
83.
by RCitronsBroker 3y ago
please don’t take this with offense, answering this question inherently involves assuming things about you. But as far as the literature i have read goes, at least 70% of OSA cases stem from obesity. [1] As you probably know, the severity o
84.
by RCitronsBroker 3y ago
https://www.csis.org/analysis/local-global-tensions-course-t... Turkey, Iran and Syria can and have caused horrible water shortages in Iraq.
85.
by RCitronsBroker 3y ago
i seem to have been throughly wrong about the three gorges dam. But i think you also have misunderstood the scenario i was imagining. I was actually entirely unaware of there being a meme about the thing collapsing on its own. I was strictl
86.
by RCitronsBroker 3y ago
none or VERY few are even remotely close to the impact a potential breach of the three gorges dam would have. [1] Seriously, it’s worth reading up on, it’s genuinely hard to overstate. [1]: https://www.ispsw.com/wp-content&#
87.
by RCitronsBroker 3y ago
yup. there are more examples than i can muster up to write. One more gut-wrenching than the former. The US calling anyone irrational is pretty rich anyways. After all, invoking the use Brainwashing in war after war, instead of accepting the
88.
by RCitronsBroker 3y ago
I don’t think Xi is as independent as you believe, but that’s a matter of personal opinion. I just don’t think it’s very likely for just about any leader putting themselves into the position you are describing. This is a reoccurring narrati
89.
by RCitronsBroker 3y ago
True, but the elite class that’s currently profiting from and in control of said country would devastate themselves if they dare. Skepticism about the wests self-inflicted dependency on China is at an all time high. Terms like "on-&quo
90.
by RCitronsBroker 3y ago
it’s where the growth is coming from. Chinas growth (or even just sustenance) isn’t coming from a healthy job market and consumer spending. It’s mostly fueled by SOEs and prefectures going into debt to keep on investing, many local administ

More ›