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Stryker Hit by Handala – Intune Managed Devices Wiped
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easyat
7mo ago
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easyat
1y ago
What a bizarre story. They say it's an anonymous network. What does that mean when multiple locations with racks of tens of thousands of SIM cards and the supporting equipment are found around NYC area? In order to manage this hardware
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easyat
4y ago
I am confused. They didn't want children to vape but they were in schools saying it is safe? This makes zero sense and I am not sure how your reply is coherent. Does the Sinclair quote apply here?
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easyat
4y ago
This is an article pumping information control legislation from an organization who receives at least 47% of their funding from the department of defense, Lockheed Martin, BAE Systems, Northrop Grumman, Thales Group, and Raytheon Technologi
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easyat
4y ago
Lightweight clothing covering your skin is the best way
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easyat
6y ago
Does supporting far right coups and writing context free puff pieces like this(constantly)[1] after a massive turnout for the very left wing party that the NYT railed against seem center left? Or, their uncritical push for the war in Iraq.
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easyat
6y ago
The media is not center left. Neoconservatise(Fox) and neoliberal(CNN/NYT) are different shades of right. We are watching different points of view of right wing politics argue. Wall street vs petrochemical companies vs SV, etc... al
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easyat
6y ago
More discussion on the Chomsky section: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Cambodian_genocide_denial...
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easyat
6y ago
Really? Believing that your entitled to externalize as much damage onto the world as you feel like is psychopathic
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easyat
7y ago
Source?
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easyat
7y ago
It is wrong to redistribute to those born into poverty, countries exploited for their resources, and those living around toxic industrial externalities? Maybe, from a libertarian "I got mine"/"I did this all on my own&qu
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easyat
7y ago
I never hear this criticism when devaluing our currency to go to war or subsidize large business. Devaluing the currency as a form of redistribution downward seems to be way more radical then devaluing it for wealth transfers to military co
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easyat
7y ago
Agreed. But to say that there shouldn't be more mechanisms to disincentive this behavior because they will simply be skirted is self-defeating. Why have any regulations?
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7y ago
This argument can apply to any means to constrain profit motivation for the benefit of society. Equating punishing why collar criminal to mainly impoverished people selling or using drugs is a massive simplification It's similar to wh
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7y ago
The psyops conducted by Cambridge Analytica and similar organizations in the US, England, and around the world is pretty scary
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7y ago
> 2. Sales tactics are basically tried and true throughout time. It's no coincidence the most effective e-commerce techniques are scarcity and social proof[0]. Genuine influencers have the ability to affect social proof on a massive
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7y ago
From what I understand about the idea of leaving more honey for the bees vs. providing only sugar as a food source and taking all the honey is the lack of nutrition as well as other effects eating pure cane sugar has on the hive. Eating on
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8y ago
Have you been to Chicago
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easyat
8y ago
Much of that plastic discharge is from manufacturing of goods that will be consumed in the West. Economic and environmental policies in these places are exploited by Western businesses Simple blaming it on the culture of a people seems myo