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I look for the message of helping the poor, but it’s frustrating that politicians can evade it and their self-attained devotion to Christianity go unchallenged. The phrases to look for are “infested” and “purge”. Some politicians consider l
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1y ago
In California?
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So far, comparisons with routine life in Weimar Germany are a contortion.
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1y ago
Reading all bills that reach the Senate is like reading two Bibles per year. The swing vote legislator? Maybe. But the partisan extremes?
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1y ago
I don’t understand the downvotes. Fewer than, say, 2% of 15000 bills pass across two sessions. 274, to be precise. Some bill is always #275.
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1y ago
It’s a fine interchange format and I prefer it from my ripgrep preprocessor as opposed to text.
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1y ago
But a greater effect will be the fertilization of a Russian drone program based on individualized assassination.
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1y ago
The mode is new, but you must agree that choosing cluster munitions for a church on Sunday is an actual nightmare compared to a slight background hum of latent independent drone missions.
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1y ago
Ukrainian drone veterans will fill important roles in NATO, regardless of whether Ukraine explicitly joins.
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1y ago
I feel like there are enough extant steghide jpg images to keep projects like stegseek lively. Steghide doesn’t support PNG; are there many mysterious PNGs around nowadays?
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1y ago
Presenting a quantum breakthrough could be cheaper than cornering noticeable capacity.
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I see that as path-dependent still. I wonder: how would AI achieve an ability to dictate the terms of big systems? Right now, its mode is gathering info about the world. The most important questions end with, “… to generate passive income f
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Do Camel Cash and Marlboro Miles count toward inflation?
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Lack of all packet types disqualified it for me. Is there any hope for nmap, etc?
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Trump wouldn’t have 180’ed on it if he wasn’t promised an actual windfall in fiat or land.
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I’m not so sure I buy that. Do nondecreasing counts of NFTs and meme coins account for the psychological source of inflation?
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Yes, I’d rather start a bank chartered with my own rules that leverages regulation, and only use the existence of crypto as an odorous alternative when negotiating service fees with Visa.
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1y ago
Your original point is clear. In the 90s, these technologies and movements did not mandate supplication to authority, which meant some area where punk could still breathe. And atrophied.
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You’ve described the realignment of conservatism that I see in American society. Are Newt and Rush and Donald “owning the libs” with serial infidelity and multiple divorces? No, “owning the libs” only works directed at principled centrists
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The inevitable bailouts will be breathtaking. We’re in a quadratic adoption phase to legitimize a currency faster than the public discovers its downsides. The first bailout will be in this administration and won’t look like an inflection po
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Well, this article is about the difference between USA (with its first businessman president) and the rest of the world. The businessman president offers the cheapest talk, and the greatest return on investment for those who can afford a pr
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That’s not his argument. You must ensure the anonymity of criminals in order to also protect the anonymity of your innocent relatives.
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Or, since it’s important to preserve the anonymity of my Turkish, Argentinian, and Lebanese relatives; it’s important to preserve the anonymity of the bigger users: ransomware C2 operators funding North Korean rockets.
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1y ago
https://archive.is/HpY1R
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Conservative means to me, emphasizing that rapid change in society has historically caused net harm. I see both major parties sitting on equal quantities of conservatism right now.
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1y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43934540
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And the feds must get your consent to share it.
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The US will see this accelerate due to: 1. Leaks of the DOGE database. We’ll see certain kinds of profiles (like military personnel) targeted first. 2. The only tool to remove plain imagery mandates that it be sexual . The idea for this la
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We don’t yet know how related this is to the egress traffic[0]. But, because of the nature of DOGE, ferreting out criticism is an important inward-looking function. Keep that in mind when we see intelligence operations that use the DOGE dat
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Doge worker's old creds found exposed in infostealer malware dumps
(theregister.com)
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