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by paganel 9mo ago
The guy holding this talk apparently does this: > NGI Zero, a family of research programmes including NGI0 Entrust, NGI0 Core and NGI0 Commons Fund, part of the Next Generation Internet initiative. with the Next Generation Internet thing
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by paganel 9mo ago
> I forgot that it’s much better to let your people starve It's actually the US making the Iranian people starve on account of their (US's) economic war against Iran, and the same goes for Cuba and the Cubans living in Cuba. Sa
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by paganel 10mo ago
You should try and and do what the OP is suggesting, i.e. to try and put yourself in your dad's shows and try to see the world the way he sees and understands it. I.e. this type of conversation goes both ways.
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by paganel 10mo ago
> But they can decide to fund water projects instead of bombs. And become again a client state of the West, you forgot that part.
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by paganel 10mo ago
You're saying that the Brits should throw their colonizer and Christian king out of the island and return to their old Celtic traditions and deities, no? Or what exactly? Because the timeframes are very comparable, Saint Colombanus die
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by paganel 10mo ago
You and I are private citizens, he’s former US Secretary of State, let’s quit the charade.
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by paganel 10mo ago
Yes, ask their Mossad direct and local handlers (as per Mike Pompeo [1]) about how things are going, I’m sure that this being Mossad they have a ground-based way to get the information out. [1] https://xcancel.com/mikepompeo
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by paganel 10mo ago
Good for them, as they’re under external attack. For example a US ghoul like Mike Pompeo had this to say recently [1]: > Happy New Year to every Iranian in the streets. Also to every Mossad agent walking beside them so under those circum
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by paganel 10mo ago
The article does allude to that as possibility towards the end, even though it's not included in the paper on which its primary focus is.
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by paganel 10mo ago
I fully agree, but this is the world we live in right now.
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by paganel 10mo ago
This is built especially with the military thought as the primary client.
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by paganel 10mo ago
It's in a way related because this is also meant to combat "football streaming piracy", the same as in Spain. Idiot moves.
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by paganel 10mo ago
> To effectively tackle live sports piracy, Of course it's about football/ calcio . I love Italy and almost everything related to Italy (I'm a Juventus fan to boot), but in this the Italian officials are way out of their e
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by paganel 10mo ago
> It also fitted with some @paulg twitter stuff. TIL. Big fair-play to him, and I'm very sincere about it, he must of have left a lot of potential money on the table from possible investors as a result of his view on the genocide in
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by paganel 10mo ago
Seeing "is this a bike?" captchas on a forum like this one would mean that the web is well and truly dead. Bring it on, for all intents and purposes, and 2fa also, while we're at it.
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by paganel 10mo ago
Excellent link, thank you for posting! Wanted to do a map of the power network here in Romania, hadn't thought to check if anything similar already existed, or I couldn't find it myself, at least, but it seems like this map has (a
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by paganel 10mo ago
It seems like you need to learn more about the human condition, and I’m saying this in a serios and constructive way.
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by paganel 10mo ago
Not everyone, just the nounces, like Gates and Brin here. Do you take their defence? Seems like you do. Why would anyone with solid moral values jump to the defence of nounces?
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by paganel 10mo ago
PR-piece for the Epstein thing, isn't it? Just in time. Brin also likes them young, the nounce that he is, and no legal entity in the US is going to do shit about it.
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by paganel 10mo ago
See how Bellingcat was "reverse" finding the identities of Russian citizens based on the cars they were owning. Too lazy to search for the exact links, this was around 2020-2021, something like that. Later edit: Something like thi
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by paganel 10mo ago
Nothing like an OSINT company like Bellingcat hasn't done before, it's just that in those cases it was done on citizens belonging to adversary countries. It was just a matter of time, I guess.
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by paganel 10mo ago
Is YC still an (upwards going) thing? Looks like their best days are behind them, I'd say 2018-2019 was its heyday. I don't feel bad for Paul Graham and his partners, I'm sure he's got his bag and then some, but from the
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by paganel 10mo ago
> Why have you concluded the US is unable to put anything in the place of Venezuela's previous government? Because they failed doing that in Iraq and Afghanistan, both cases where they did try, and there is also Libya (where they di
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by paganel 10mo ago
I mention NAFO and I instantly get 5 or 6 replies, which goes to show who forms the main (non-bot) demographic of that group.
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by paganel 10mo ago
> Your point being ignorance. As long as you live in the West I don't live in the West, I live in Romania. > Anything else is betrayal. You are of course free to move to Moscow at anytime Waiting for the Russians right here on th
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by paganel 10mo ago
It shows that Kallas is a nobody.
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by paganel 10mo ago
> 1990's purely for benevolence towards Russia. When you're a country as small and insignificant as Estonia is you're not doing anything out of "benevolence" towards a nuclear hyper-power, but what do I know?. ma
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by paganel 10mo ago
I'm in Europe, in case you're on the "wrong" side of the pump you just have to make sure that you park the car a little further, so you'd get the pump hose through the back and on to the other side without scratchin
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by paganel 10mo ago
> If you want to organise something today, where the hell do you start? Email??? WhatsApp groups.
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by paganel 10mo ago
The rich and connected adjacent to accounting and willing to cheat would have most probably already worked somewhere else money-related and making an order of magnitude more money.

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