thatlongthrow1

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by thatlongthrow1 6y ago
>Yawn. Another battery breakthrough with x10 price... >I will believe in Solid State batteries when iPhones come with them. Wow this community is full of assholes who vote each other to the top as to avoid or derail conversation. The
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by thatlongthrow1 6y ago
They don't get the fine detailed data that is needed for contact tracing.
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by thatlongthrow1 6y ago
>I don't know how you cans ay that, when the UN press briefings literally refer to them as a "UN expert". His claim: >Its not just my opinion, its the UN opinion. It's not the UN's position, its a position of
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by thatlongthrow1 6y ago
>a distributed version Its really hard for me to define when we're over-complicating the premise that made Archive.org flourish, but I would love to distribute the data to alleviate the dangers of centralization in general. I believ
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by thatlongthrow1 6y ago
We need an archive for the archive. Was thinking about this when dwelling over archive.is's habit of blocking Cloudflare DNS users due to Cloudflare not sharing specific types of identifying info on user traffic. I like archive.is but
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by thatlongthrow1 6y ago
There is a reason people have to put annoyingly long official titles in when discussing persons and their opinions. "UN Special Rapporteur" does not equal the UN, it specially does not equal an official position of the UN which is
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by thatlongthrow1 6y ago
Considering you only comment on my account age I'm assuming you've seen all my comments on my profile page as well. That you cannot address any of the comments and only wish to speak of my account age says volumes about where you
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by thatlongthrow1 6y ago
Where are these antifa affiliates? Who are they? Can you name them specifically? I find your entire narrative hiliarous and non-factual. You jump from one BLM guy being marxist to all BLM being marxist to riots being due to BLM Marxists wit
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by thatlongthrow1 6y ago
> Why is your account just 2 weeks old? It was made then. This was a very dumb question. One that tells more about where the person asking it is coming from than what could possibly be put into the answer itself. What did you expect? &qu
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by thatlongthrow1 6y ago
OK I'll be explicit. You attempted to spin the opinion of special rapporteur into that of the UN. In every special rapporteur article they have to put the disclaimer I posted because of people like you attempting to frame something in
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by thatlongthrow1 6y ago
>Its not just my opinion, its the UN opinion. From the article you linked: Mr Nils Melzer, Special Rapporteur on torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment; is part of what is known as the Special Procedures of
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by thatlongthrow1 6y ago
WikiLeaks Turned Down Leaks on Russian Government During U.S. Presidential Campaign https://foreignpolicy.com/2017/08/17/wikileaks-turned-down-l... >In the summer of 2016, as WikiLeaks was publishing docum
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by thatlongthrow1 6y ago
Assange asking Guccifer 2.0 for Hillary leaks: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Dt6BBwBXcAEL-Fj?format=jpg&name=... Assange helping Guccifer 2.0 distribute manipulated Hillary leaks: https://twitter.com&#x2F
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by thatlongthrow1 6y ago
It is amazing how acidic this topic is. You can't document Assange's drifting from seemingly neutral leader of a leak network staffed by individuals across the world to a lone operator of a clearly biased outfit, without people th
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by thatlongthrow1 6y ago
>I think it says something that this is the best you can come up with. Hi I can basically see you sneering with a "gotcha" face through that text. Sorry but Assange's history of leak revisionism, favoring Russia specifical
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by thatlongthrow1 6y ago
>The whole Russian story was a scam. Tell that to Adrian Chen or anyone that has actually investigated Russia's meddling in foreign affairs: https://www.nytimes.com/2015/06/07/magazine/the-agency.
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by thatlongthrow1 6y ago
Yes the info was false. >A few hours later, the assessment worsened: a friendly source from CNAIPIC was telling them that some of the documents had been forged. One document number, when checked against CNAIPIC’s system, reportedly corre
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by thatlongthrow1 6y ago
>You sound as warmblooded as a snake. Yea you are keeping it real civil there huh. I can tell you are here for honest debate and won't just move the goalposts or start with personal attacks again. >Got any facts https:/&#x2
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by thatlongthrow1 6y ago
>I hope people don't forget that Wikileaks has never once published anything that has been proven false. https://twitter.com/wikileaks/status/885395248612085760 He has helped launder edited material from R
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by thatlongthrow1 6y ago
Wikileaks used to be something, then Assange decided to filter leaks based on whatever biases he felt that day. He alienated a lot of his initial supporters doing this, focusing only on leaking content from "the west." Later fully
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by thatlongthrow1 6y ago
They are paid too much for the supposed labor they give out, so they have the finances and time to ruin the lives of people they deem to be below them. Which just happens to be everyone who is paid less than them. The solution is to gut exe
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by thatlongthrow1 6y ago
This is the correct comment, they purposefully block Cloudflare traffic due to them not forwarding user data. They stated they need it to stay in line with the law but they can do that with things like the user's IP. To go that far to
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by thatlongthrow1 6y ago
There is a one page preview here: https://www.jstor.org/stable/renetechsustfutu.84.16?seq=1 Fascinating stuff.
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by thatlongthrow1 6y ago
"Yea that kid I said got abandoned, totes needs to help themselves."
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by thatlongthrow1 6y ago
Notice the vast variety of files Wikileaks was publishing early on. This practice was eradicated when Assange abandoned much of his peers to go full anti-west love-Putin. Now you know every single release is going to be agenda driven, with
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by thatlongthrow1 6y ago
That is a wild stance indeed. An exercise I can do: Go to, https://transparency.twitter.com/en/information-operations.h... Download, Internet Research Agency (October 2018) - 3613 accounts Tweet information (1.2GB) Sea
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by thatlongthrow1 6y ago
Can't deny service if the server isn't serving. :(
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by thatlongthrow1 6y ago
>trustworthy as any other >are basically average These two claims you made are incorrect. Honestly this is a bit bizarre.
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by thatlongthrow1 6y ago
>They are as trustworthy as any other. This is incorrect. Their "reporting" on certain events like Russia's downing of MH17 give this away. Is there any specific points of reporting on MH17 done by RT or associate agencies
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by thatlongthrow1 6y ago
These are pager dumps re-released by Wikileaks cause I guess they don't have anything else going on for them. Fun stuff though, the standard is called POCSAG and you can still decode over the air pager signals. Not that you should do t

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