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by _joel 2y ago
2024 is finally the year of the X desktop
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by _joel 2y ago
https://www.eso.org/public/unitedkingdom/news/eso2409/?lang for British English users, sent me to the German page
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by _joel 2y ago
If I can't see the person in the telco being paid off to have my IMEI reattached arbitrarily, what do I have? A person who can MITM the SMS codes.
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by _joel 2y ago
Why don't I own it, explain.
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by _joel 2y ago
I'd rather a seed on a device I own rather than being able to be smished.
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by _joel 2y ago
The sun doesn't always shine.
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by _joel 2y ago
"Batteries not included" just won't have the same ring again.
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by _joel 2y ago
Fine if you don't need to use it for online banking on your phone, that's my main blocker.
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by _joel 2y ago
Still in production... I guess :) https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?t=100871
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by _joel 2y ago
wen hop?
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by _joel 2y ago
I guess the UK MoD are wrong too then, according to you... https://x.com/DefenceHQ/status/1796467954907037817/photo/1
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by _joel 2y ago
It very much is. Batallions are being sent on foot with very light APC backing, or in cheap chinese off-road gold buggies with no protection. Maybe an occasional T62 or something archaic for support.
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by _joel 2y ago
.dev entered the chat
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by _joel 2y ago
Unplug it then they can't reboot it :) They probably put it under the guise of load-balancing but that does seem excessive.
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by _joel 2y ago
Not at all, you can have attrition of your forces whilst making meaningless advances. Attrition doesn't mean stalemate. They've made these advances of a few square km, at the expense of tens of thousands of lives. This is the me
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by _joel 2y ago
They are inferior. No training, no ammunition, no morale, drafting in mercinaries or violent criminals with even less experience or preparation. The only reason there have been advances have been down to this attrition. Do you know how man
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by _joel 2y ago
Russia are definitely not the military super power the west thought they were. Ukraine's "3 day long" special military operation that's now 800+ days of brutal war has shown that. The tatics they use consist of human mea
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by _joel 2y ago
So that's a no then.
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by _joel 2y ago
"Remote is extreme". Have you seen how many jobs on the boards are remote?
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by _joel 2y ago
Show me the data to back that up as everything being reported is completely the opposite of what you suggest. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-67742042
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by _joel 2y ago
I think another part to this is the police not attending shoplifting incidident (amongst many others) due to the reduction in the police numbers. It's definitely out of order, what the tracking company is doing, of course. Perhaps if w
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by _joel 2y ago
It's got a red bus on it, must be one of Boris's...
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by _joel 2y ago
Works great for me on Firefox MacOS.
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by _joel 2y ago
What, like https://firecracker-microvm.github.io/ ?
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by _joel 2y ago
Should be tagged with [2017]
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by _joel 2y ago
So you're saying the same people unable to discern a spam email knows how to embed a mailto: link in an XML document and write webpages. Ok.
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by _joel 2y ago
it won't be widespread imho, not when you share you email address with other parties that then lose/sell your details. fastmail like 'temporal' email addresses could help, however.
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by _joel 2y ago
The idea being that spam bots don't parse svg's looking for email addresses, just the page html. I'm not sure how effective this really is with modern spam protection, however.
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by _joel 2y ago
Lemongrass too, not sure it could be grown on a window sill https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citronella_oil
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by _joel 2y ago
touche!

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