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by fakedang 6mo ago
> Flock is so wantonly irresponsible. Their security focus is borderline non-existent. This sector desperately needs to be regulated. Like literally every other YC company lol.
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by fakedang 6mo ago
Punishment in Gulf Arab countries for publishing sensitive media publicly - fines, 6 months to 1 year jail terms, followed by deportation. Equivalent punishment in Israel - 5 years jail.
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by fakedang 6mo ago
Is the CCPA anywhere near?
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by fakedang 6mo ago
Report them - that right there is 5+ different violations. Only then will they realize their stupidity.
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by fakedang 6mo ago
"West Bank Industrial Zone" lol. Call it for what it really is (not you, Times Of Israel). A factory inside an illegal West Bank settlement.
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by fakedang 6mo ago
And I'm guessing, without a local grocery store at the very least, your hometown is also a dying entity?
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by fakedang 6mo ago
Israel getting fucked by Iranian tentacles is the last thing we all needed to imagine, thank you. Starring Gal Gadot and Mojtaba's octopus.
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by fakedang 6mo ago
I also found most US startup opportunities to be practically enabled by shitty service provided by the incumbents, whether it is the state or the banks or the healthcare system. Take Cost Plus Drugs, for instance. Or companies enabling fast
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by fakedang 6mo ago
Odd of them to mention Krutrim given that it's just open source models hosted on India-based hardware plus a few of their own.
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by fakedang 6mo ago
And a Five Eyes member.
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by fakedang 6mo ago
Nobody ever asks why the troll is a troll in the first place.
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by fakedang 6mo ago
Carries over to countries too :)
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by fakedang 6mo ago
Did you bother reading the actual plan, or are you too MAGA to do so? https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/apr/08/iran-10-point-... > According to state media, Iran will only accept the war’s conclu
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by fakedang 6mo ago
Yeah, gold that hasn't been audited but only records held by USA's "Trust me bro"s.
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by fakedang 6mo ago
There are already pipelines in the Arabian Peninsula. None of those help - on the contrary, they are more vulnerable than tankers. The Houthis have already targeted the Saudi pipelines in the past. The only possible solution would be underg
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by fakedang 6mo ago
Not sure which world you're in, but Iran has put forward a 10-point demand plan, and it looks like the US (or rather Trump) will likely accept all of them instead of getting stuck in a quagmire before elections.
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by fakedang 6mo ago
Just happened with my dad, with one of his rental tenants. One of them lost his job (didn't get the job after the probation period), so he had booked a flight back home. Except because of the war in the Middle East, the flights were de
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by fakedang 6mo ago
The number of people who'd die from famines will be much much higher than 7 million per year.
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by fakedang 7mo ago
The Abu Dhabi center is most certainly not a scam.
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by fakedang 7mo ago
Fertilizer shortages worldwide resulting in massive famines all over the developing world, energy shortages that are affecting critical utilities supplies in the developing world... Sounds good, amirite?
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by fakedang 7mo ago
They can also sell it in the US, buy it in Europe, as France did. It's also the preferable route because IIRC the Chinese have had suspicions about the quality of their gold holdings held in the US for sometime now. That is, US-stored
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by fakedang 7mo ago
The variation in gold prices in the time they carried out this exchange process.
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by fakedang 7mo ago
I remember that one and remember being super exasperated about not being able to do anything without paying upfront for it. Ended up switching to Club Penguin instead lol.
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by fakedang 7mo ago
Trump's immigration approach is not an approach - it's just an excuse for him to create his own Gestapo. What was the point of sending ICE, a "domestic" agency, to the Winter Olympics, or letting them take over duties fr
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by fakedang 7mo ago
> by not annoying the US so much they refuse to pay foreign bonds. The problem with this is that a country can only refuse to pay their foreign bonds once. But the buyer can always dump them and scoop them up later for cheap when shit h
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by fakedang 7mo ago
Exactly what I was thinking. But then again, from what I've seen, the persons responsible for monitoring uptimes are often much further removed from the C suite in these "committed-spend" companies.
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by fakedang 7mo ago
1.) Iran warns civilians days in advance with the exact date and time - establishments are warned beforehand. Pray tell, when did the US or Israel warn Iranian civilians in Tehran about the same? This is about equivalence, not whataboutism.
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by fakedang 7mo ago
- Israel foments conflicts and urges/pressurizes the US to fight them out on its behalf - already confirmed by General Wesley Clark who talked about the Seven Nation Plan. - Refugees flee those conflicts and move to the closest nations
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by fakedang 7mo ago
> I don't understand how both the international community as well as say US is dealing with the Iran / Straight of Hormuz crisis. I don't understand how Americans mistakenly keep referring to the Strait of Hormuz as the St
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by fakedang 7mo ago
Schweizer Qualitat!

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