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by jonnybgood 1y ago
NSA SIGINT flows to any agency who has a need to know. And what do you mean by can only do anything with SIGINT? SIGINT is a broad term that includes COMINT and ELINT, which many other agencies do quite a lot with.
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How to Invent Defense Products (2022)(vannevarlabs.com)
5 points by jonnybgood 1y ago|0 comments
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by jonnybgood 1y ago
I've also visited. It was a hot day when I went. As we descended, the coolness felt amazing, but there was this misty fog inside. Mixed with the dark dampness, I felt like I walked in to a Andrei Tarkovsky scene.
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by jonnybgood 1y ago
> We don't need cars from fascists. To be fair, that’s not what they said. I believe they’re asking where are the car companies of Tesla’s size and market position.
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by jonnybgood 1y ago
As one of those random persons who has been weightlifting for 10+ years and is currently in their late 30s, I look great and I feel great. Yes, there is pain because you’re breaking down muscle fibers which repair and become stronger. Lots
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by jonnybgood 1y ago
I don't follow. How does claiming socializing is good effectively claiming bullying is good?
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by jonnybgood 1y ago
> procrastination happens even when they actively don't want to procrastinate, and even when it hurts them right now to procrastinate. That applies to just about everyone. It’s why there are countless books and articles on defeating
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by jonnybgood 1y ago
What convinces you that it’s unsafe?
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An Inside Look at the Subway's Archaic Signal System(nytimes.com)
2 points by jonnybgood 1y ago|0 comments
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by jonnybgood 1y ago
MITRE is a non-profit. All the EU has to do is reach out to MITRE and be willing to fund the project.
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by jonnybgood 2y ago
Not everything is about how much money you’ll make.
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by jonnybgood 2y ago
> Putting this girl in prison and a jumpsuit is ridiculous. Should they have put her on house arrest in a hotel room? She doesn't deserve special privileges. A huge swath of the US population would be adamantly against her being tre
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by jonnybgood 2y ago
How do you know their peers, teachers, and bosses aren’t autistic too? Autistic people can’t be peers, teachers, and bosses? Autistic people can be assholes too. Maybe that’s what it really is: some people are just assholes.
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by jonnybgood 2y ago
> not a single chinese have a single thought about going war with the US Odd. Then who in China feels the need to outcompete US military technology? Why is China developing missiles like DF-27 that are difficult to counter and take out a
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by jonnybgood 2y ago
The only way the US will not respond militarily is if Taiwan chooses unification. By all accounts, Taiwan will not choose that. The US military has not been strategically shifting to the Indo-Pacific for more than 10 years now for no reason
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DeepSeek reportedly has 50k Nvidia GPUs and spent $1.6B on buildouts(tomshardware.com)
10 points by jonnybgood 2y ago|5 comments
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by jonnybgood 2y ago
> Given the strange way the helicopter appeared to fly right into the jet there will be no end to the speculation. There's an ATC recording. No speculation necessary. The Army helicopter pilot is likely at fault.
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by jonnybgood 2y ago
That's not how the word alpha is used colloquially. I believe error_logic is referring to its colloquial usage.
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by jonnybgood 2y ago
Off the top of my head: DraftKings, Lucid, ChargePoint
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by jonnybgood 2y ago
For any penalty Asians receive there are other ethnicities that appear to receive a much harsher one.
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by jonnybgood 2y ago
Iraq was never about 9/11. The error of Iraq happened because the US followed one HUMINT source Saddam was developing WMD. Considering bin Laden was in Pakistan, it would presumably require a multi-source confirmation.
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by jonnybgood 2y ago
What is it with some people these days telling black people who and what they are? What's a "Cousin Pookie"? This sounds similar to someone who recently said a presidential candidate would make the White House smell like curr
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by jonnybgood 2y ago
Lobbying is part of democracy. Lobbying is neither good or bad. It's certain groups who are lobbying that you may feel corrupts democracy. But that's a feature of democracy; it also includes those who want to corrupt it. Lobbying
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by jonnybgood 2y ago
I’m sure you’re aware of this but Snowden wasn’t in the NSA. He worked for a contractor to manage their IT.
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by jonnybgood 2y ago
In the OP: “Lorenzo estimates that the president of Mondragon is the highest-paid position (level 6) with a salary of around €200,000. Managers and directors earn between €80,000 and €120,000.”
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by jonnybgood 2y ago
Why not?
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by jonnybgood 2y ago
If you are on a Mac, you have to disable in sys prefs iCloud “Optimize Mac Storage”. Your files should no longer be removed.
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by jonnybgood 2y ago
Yes, and I have yet to meet another New Yorker who finds it appealing. Apparently, from what I've gathered, tourists love it. I guess that's how it works: tourists take pictures of the graffiti, spread it over social media, artist
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by jonnybgood 2y ago
I think there are actually two art scenes. The pre-gentrified art scene and the post-gentrified art scene. The post-gentrified scene almost always completely supplants the pre-gentrified scene. Leaving only scattered remnants of what came b
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by jonnybgood 2y ago
I believe the only lasting restriction is speaking about the work due to an NDA, which is not that different than NDA restrictions on speaking about private sector trade secrets and intellectual property. The other restrictions only last if

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