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jolj
2y ago
Presumably part of the nuclear doctrine is to take out your enemies nuclear launch sites before they launch Also, even large cities have places which are better to target
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jolj
2y ago
so I assume Britain received its imaging intelligence from the US as part of five eyes. or else I cannot explain how a nuclear armed country has skipped over one of the main prerequisite for missile targeting for 60 years
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jolj
2y ago
yes which only makes sense they were used to support five eyes sigint and used US satellites for visint
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jolj
2y ago
which one of these programs constitute of a military reconnaissance satellite?
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jolj
2y ago
It sounds like extremely late to the game, we are talking about 1960s tech. Very surprising for a country as large as the UK, I can only assume they used US satellites up until now, and started designing their own due to Trump
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jolj
2y ago
Total Commander
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jolj
2y ago
Looks like a lot of people thought that if you place a single image file in the zip, you'll get a skin
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jolj
2y ago
cppinsights looks like what I was looking for, there's even a vscode extension thanks
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jolj
2y ago
Is there a C++ tool that adds/shows all the implicit stuff that happens behind the scenes? Such as all the constructors that are being added, implicit copy constructor and all the other surprises?
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Benford's Law
(en.wikipedia.org)
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jolj
2y ago
a thread about a hex editor? kinda high
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Use Fast Data Algorithms (2021)
(jolynch.github.io)
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There are some issues with the code he's criticizing (createPluralDependentMessageParts is satire), but his infatuation with ternary operators makes his code a mess
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jolj
2y ago
and is also a window to the guy's psyche, which makes me believe the line where he was "the most demanding intern" they had
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jolj
2y ago
Care to explain how a conflict between two national groups that are indigenous to the same land is similar to a racial system of segregation including beaches and restrooms, based on race theory with different racial classifications? Or are
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NSO wasn't founded by 8200 alumni, however companies such as the following were: * Checkpoint * Palo Alto Networks * Waze * Wiz * Cybereason Does your theory hold up? no, but why not generalize
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jolj
2y ago
that's only when taking only palestinians into account. When the balfour declaration was signed already 10% of then population was jewish. Mass killings of jews had already started in eastern europe decades before the holocaust. which
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depends on who you ask, for german jews under the nazis before world war 2, it was almost the only place to go to, and definitely saved them from certain death in places like the netherlands. not to mention after world war 2 for those who c
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There are some things that a small startup like Rewind can do, that a large company like Microsoft can never get away with. It's more in the feelings space than rational space, just like privacy in general
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And it is different how? the point being is that incident was falsely blamed on the IDF while it was a Palestinian rocket misfire
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It's not, before Oct 7 the PIJ was regarded as some different more extreme counterpart to Hamas. After they fought and coordinated together, raped, massacred and kidnapped, I don't see the difference anymore
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Yes, this is actually PIJ, I was referring to the colloquial referral as Hamas to all Palestinian organizations in Gaza. Colloquial use that OP seemed to be using. Also they do coordinate their fighting and if you read the last link also th
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Are American citizens allowed to have opinions that are similar to the opinions of the state of Israel? It seems you think Israel has direct finance or control interest in AIPAC, do you have something to support that?
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I was not comparing them, and I think this is dishonest to read my comment that way. I was giving an example of the way democracies around the world restrict free speech in order to defend other rights This is quite popular in europe and is
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only these are not financed by the israeli government
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In most of the world outside of the United States, there are laws that relate to the concept of a "defensive democracy". For example the laws that outlaw display of swastikas in Germany are contradictory with freedom of speech but
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AP: https://apnews.com/article/israel-palestinians-hamas-war-hos... CNN: https://edition.cnn.com/2023/10/21/middleeast/cnn-investigat... Economist: https://www.economist.
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about which part? The IDF rape claim was later denied by the same woman claiming it happened as well as an Al Jazeera journalist. https://twitter.com/abuhilalah/status/1771996521312973088 However, Al Jazeera never
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The difference is that Times of Israel is privately owned, while Al Jazeera is operated by an authoritarian government. also the information I posted can be found in other places. However, if you think a government that promotes modern slav
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Not parent, but: 1. False report about IDF rape https://www.timesofisrael.com/al-jazeera-report-alleging-idf... 2. Arabic vs English Al Jazeera, conflicting messages https://english.alarabiya.net/News/g
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