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7mo ago
It does, however, open up your computer to fun security bugs that were totally unnecessary, but you know, you gotta make your computer look like modern art. https://www.pcgamesn.com/asus-gigabyte-security-flaws-secure...
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No they didn't. Stop perpetuating this lie. Is the XO stupid? Yes. That doesn't make it ok to lie about it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Department_of_De... https://www.nbcnews.com&#
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7mo ago
Because you have motivated reasoning to dislike these companies, even though Blackrock and Blackstone are bog standard financial services companies and a random naming scheme is easy to grab onto. All the worst companies seem to all be LOTR
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7mo ago
I'm guessing you watched the Hegseth interview? --- Hegseth: “The only thing prohibiting transit in [Hormuz] right now is Iran shooting at shipping.” “It is open for transit should Iran not do that” --- Oh really? I thought it was beca
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7mo ago
None of those countries (well probably except China) have any significant launch capacity to deploy constellations
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It feels fast to you because you don't know what happened, and you are asking questions that have been answered by NASA already in public. It was easy to find because they knew what valve was leaking. It was not found beforehand becaus
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7mo ago
https://www.aquasec.com/blog/bucket-monopoly-breaching-aws-a...
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7mo ago
Why? They fixed it.
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7mo ago
Naw, you make Ice Cream on car wheels. Everyone knows that
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7mo ago
Sure, but its against the "actual" bad guys this time.
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7mo ago
https://academic.oup.com/book/36357/chapter/319888230#426336... > In percentage terms this means that during the 1970s between 15 and 20 percent of Italians evaded taxes while the rate climbed to 26 percen
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7mo ago
I've misfiled several times due to being young and stupid. Each time I got a piece of mail asking my to call the IRS to clear it up, and every time the agent was nice and very helpful clearing it up, and not fined.
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7mo ago
https://www.thesylvaherald.com/history/article_c59f8f3e-dfb6...
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7mo ago
Why do people keep lying about this? He pulled a quote from a publically available affidavit. There was no identifying information whatsoever either.
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7mo ago
No. It actually kinda sucks. Its the same way that the Pinephone is "usable" but really, it sucks.
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7mo ago
I think the problem here is the idea of what money means varies so much Printing money, in the "normative" sense is printing pieces of paper that has a certain picture and number on it and thats about it. When the US treasury &quo
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8mo ago
> And has life gotten better in those years? Almost immeasurably better
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8mo ago
Yes, at least once a week. It's actually annoying
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8mo ago
> but GPS data, wake my phone up, switch on the GPS radio, drain it's battery, send that data back... no. That wouldn't be legal where I live either, let alone expected. Where does the article claim this turns on the GPS if off
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8mo ago
I did read the article fine, thanks for asking. The crux of the argument seems to come from this > It’s worth noting that GNSS location is never meant to leave your device. GNSS coordinates are calculated entirely passively. OK so? The f
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8mo ago
How is this news? Why wouldn't carriers be able to ask your phone about what it thinks its location is?
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8mo ago
Looking at various tech and hacker chats/social media and adjacent? 100% yes. I find it disgusting
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Despite the word "warrant" being present, an “administrative warrant” does not allow law enforcement to enter private property. If they find a illegal immigrant on public streets, they can be detained, but still cannot enter a pri
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8mo ago
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/01/25/world/middleeast/iran-how...
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9mo ago
The OP wanted a way to bypass a internet shutdown, not a perfect solution. And you know, I'm fairly sure being able to talk to the outside world makes it so that you can at least get information out to others. Pray tell, what methods d
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9mo ago
HAM radio is your best option.
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9mo ago
Also the guy that was the inspiration for Daniel Jackson in the original Stargate movie. Rest in ascension.
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9mo ago
I hope the movement succeeds. I've been curious myself about why the activist class seems weirdly quiet on this issue. On a quick scan of media feeds I've seen a couple of things that stand out (I do not confirm or deny how true t
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9mo ago
I'm guessing because they expected him "employee disappear it" and not pay for it.
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9mo ago
Elon derangement syndrome at maximum. Tell me where Starlink funding is coming from?
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