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> People believe it's encrypted but it's not for group chats or default for direct chats. Did they already adopt a proven published alogithm for encryption, or still using a homegrown KGB-Krypt algorithm? Sorry for a trivial qu
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It's funny how such trivially obvious things may cause so much hate and denial. No free media in Russia?! Shocker!
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No comment.
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"Blocking" in Russia was nothing else than an internal drill by KGB to check robustness to possible blocking in the target fields of operations, e.g. Brazil. If Russia TRULY wanted to block Telegram, then Mr. Durov, who accidental
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Not only the left wing bias was taken away, it was essentially flipped around to a right wing bias and, on top of that, amplified by replacing crypto bots with the right wing ones. I have never checked QAnon but that's how I imagined i
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You are joking but it looks like SpaceX did not invest as much resources into modeling their launchpads as into modeling their spacecrafts. The starship and the starship heavy held together (no pun intended) really well despite all the inci
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Is this a thinly veiled claim by China not only on Russia but also on other ex-soviet republics?
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That's not how the Russians are thinking. Russian math is very straightforward: grind down 10,000 convicts to kidnap 10,000 Ukrainian kids. It's a good deal in their books.
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Heritage thatch?! Unbelievable! Ireland could easily be Singapore of Europe, especially after Brexit.
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I have my pet theory that the Reverse Flynn effect in America, Norway or elsewhere is a direct result of widespread adoption of all kinds of safety measures: seat belts, airbags, all kinds of protective gear, traffic lights, advances in em
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Singapore and Japan have even better outcomes.
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> the bad guys are in DC than in China / Russia / Afghanistan / whatever Shockingly, same narrative as Russia has been pushing in Ukraine for a long time (except for Kiev rather than DC). Unfortunately, it has worked reall
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Vulkan Files (2023)
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Wait until AI learns to generate propaganda memes and share them on social media.
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Tons of bots. EDIT: It used to be crypto bots. Now it's mostly american far right (or foreign agents pretending to be american far right) bots. Sorry, no link here, just personal experience.
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Just dumping the old one does not require much IQ or anything, really. It's the establishing of a long lasting replacement that's hard, as evidenced by the very few successful world religions.
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Haha, it's a funny theory even if not true!
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Total nonsense. When this war is over, the Ukrainian people will have survived by avoiding Russian fascist purges as we saw in Bucha and other deoccuipied places. That's why Ukrainians are fighting back so fiercely, against all odds, a
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Worse yet a misguided school district buying tablets instead of chromebooks, for example!
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You imply it's the USA who started this war? Please get your facts straight, will you? Russia invaded Ukraine. First time in 2014, then again in 2022. Nobody invaded Rusdia since 1941, or China for that matter.
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Moreover, a fair number of Make America Great Again folks advocate for cutting support to Ukraine. Seemingly, sucking up to dictators and tyrans is the new way to greatness?!
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Wsj.com How Google Became Cautious of AI and Gave Microsoft an Opening
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This is exactly the reason why I uninstalled Twitter and stopped reading Musk altogether. It is just painful to see moral corruption of one of the greatest minds of our times unfolding like a trainwreck in slow motion. To me it looks like M
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Isn't he (Marsalek) hiding in Russia now?
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Two-Thirds of Kids Struggle to Read, and We Know How to Fix It
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May I ask you if not doing drugs is an option for your people? If not, why not?
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I feel for your mother but the conversation was about food, not medicine. Food in America is the most affordable in the world relative to income. Medicine is, unfortunately, among the most unaffordable.
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> Hamilton 68 The current Russian regime is very creative in its methods of disinformation. This Hamilton 68 scandal reminded me of a ruse that the russians once set up to discredit the lists of their KIA soldiers in Ukraine. They create
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How can you be sure the new owners/management of Twitter and the hired "investigative journalist" are not compromised? I was very symathetic and enthusiastic about their recent pivot toward free speech. But now it's clea
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Load the dirty dishes and pans into the dishwasher as soon as finished using them. Turn the dishwasher on before going to bed. Take out the clean dishes first thing in the morning. This is a pretty standard algorithm, I suppose. What is som
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