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The problem I have with these Australian government reports is they are always very light on detail. "We know it is a sophisticated state-based cyber actor because of the scale and nature of the targeting and the tradecraft used."
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And funnily enough it looks like the top end of town is at it again: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/wirecard-shares-slump-over-mi...
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There's a ton of content on YouTube that covers this topic. For example I did a search for ohm's law class 11 and that search finds pages of introductory videos on that topic.
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Not as bad as 38 years in prison for a $9 robbery. https://www.essence.com/news/willie-simmons-life-prison-alab...
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I surely hope this point in time does not turn out to be the best it's ever been.
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> why is non-essential services taking a vacation for a few months at the expense of everyone else supposed to be a major event with long-lasting consequences? That government response is there to help slow the spread of COVID-19 which t
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Too me it seems a fairly logical conclusion. A police office in the US has to assume the perpetrator will be armed with a weapon and that then leads to the 'shoot first ask questions later' approach to policing. Alternatively, pla
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> I can attest that in most of the other countries of the world, I'm not sure to which countries you are referring. But in many countries around the world this problem is greatly reduced, if not eliminated only because these countri
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There is so much money washing around the US criminal justice system it is starting to show signs of corruption: https://www.forbes.com/sites/walterpavlo/2011/08/12/pennsylv...
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> I was stuck waiting for several seconds any time I typed The worst behaviour of any editing environment is a lagging keyboard response. In this COVID-19 era I've found myself working remotely over VPN and on some occasions the res
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Why would anyone buy an electric car if they couldn't charge that car overnight in their own garage?
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> you protest about things getting worse, not better. I'm not sure this was the motivating factor for these initial protests. Now it may have morphed into this over time, but I think they started on much simpler terms. The world wat
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The majority of petrol station traffic would be from the 'every day commuter', travelling to and from work. And the majority of these 'every day commuters' would currently own conventional cars. Those who drive electric
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The owners of the gas stations would see greater economic benefit if EVs did not become popular. So you could argue it's would be in the best interest of the owners to not allowing charging stations, as that would help to slow the upta
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Back in 1998 Andrew Wakefield duped Lancet with a concocted MMR autism study and the consequence of that study still haunt us to this day. Now it appears this has happened again.
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> In reality, just 10 unarmed black men were killed by the police last year.[3] Isn't that 10 way too many and the whole point of the current protests.
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> I can't help it but feel that my country is doing everything absolutely wrong. Last year Australia suffer a horrendous year of nation wide bushfires (wildfires) and the current government handled that response very badly. For that
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At present NZ have very strict border restriction in place so they have already illuminated that border issue.
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A mark of any free democratic society is for the right of the public to engage in peaceful protest and for the form of that peaceful protest to be not be constrained by external parties. For example it is not up to the government to define
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> It just seems wrong that I can't just buy a domain and get some random content on it without having Go Daddy charge me $5/month to host it? In order to host any web page requires a machine to serve up the web content and tha
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COVID-19 Edit: To clarify one could argue Boeing's problems are due to COVID-19 infections not due to a MD infection.
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> No, this is how Boeing has always operated. While I have no doubt Boeings business has been cyclical, many of the problems they face today can also be attributed to bad management. These problems can be linked back to when Boeing merge
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You are trying to apply logic to a conspiracy theory and that is doomed to fail. These conspiracy theories seem to have one thing in common and that is they are never backed up with by a logical or scientific based argument.
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This page says there are 29 places around the world named London: https://geotargit.com/called.php?qcity=London That suggests to me if the answer was not the obvious one and only London England , then the only sensible ans
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> Look at the population and population distributions of GB, NZ, and AUS. The disparity in population distribution is no where the near the massive disparity seen in COVID 19 outcomes. Australia has a population of 25 million which makes
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I think there is an advantage to being an island state when it comes to handling Covid-19 as both New Zealand and Australia have show. However, the UK which is smaller than both, lost that advantage only because of their botched response to
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I think the count of the number of countries that have got away this outbreak is much smaller than the number of countries still dealing with the outbreak. I would also say many of these countries are just at the start of this process. Th
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However, at least for me, that then taints the credibility of Trudeau and the government he leads. I have idea if the claims against Huawei are true (many of these details seem to be kept secret) and my suspicion would be they may well have
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Most developed countries have systems in place to capture statistics like deaths so I'm sure they are being counted. For less developed countries that task is much harder. However, with the high level of death it is almost certain many
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> As a Canadian I certainly do not wish we had "just let her slip". History has shown us and it keeps showing us principles are great as long as they don't get in the way of business. For example why was it that Trudeau de

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