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by walletdrainer 6mo ago
> Therefore, for these files to be indexed by Google, they need to be linked to from somewhere. So? That’s indeed how Google works. Google does not work how OP describes it. I’ve investigated similar incidents in the past on other platfo
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by walletdrainer 6mo ago
It’s very easy to watch pirated streams, it’s insanely complicated to reliably watch the official streams.
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by walletdrainer 6mo ago
Just check literally any Lebanese social media site?
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by walletdrainer 6mo ago
The bulk of Israelis want to annex this territory and use it as an empty buffer zone, exterminating everyone who refuses to leave. This genocide of course involves deleting those villages.
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by walletdrainer 6mo ago
This is not a real vulnerability though.
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by walletdrainer 6mo ago
> relatively unimportant detail GP invented the claim that the timing of the missing footage happened to coincide with Epstein’s death. That’s not an unimportant detail! If their claim was true, that’d in fact be credible evidence that E
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by walletdrainer 6mo ago
They edited out cameras restarting at exactly midnight? That seems totally unsurprising to anyone who has ever worked with real CCTV setups, they’re flaming heaps of garbage from garbage suppliers set up by garbage contractors.
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by walletdrainer 6mo ago
> The camera in Epstein's jail cell "failed" for the exact two minutes he was (supposedly) killing himself before magically starting to work again Why are you lying about this? How does it benefit you? It takes less than a
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by walletdrainer 6mo ago
I’ve found that speaking the wrong language often results in people freezing up as they process what I just said to them, that’s often counterproductive.
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by walletdrainer 6mo ago
>blocking the isle and someone lightly chimed a bell at you instead of just saying "excuse me". Well, at least here in Europe I’d have to spend a decent amount of time deciding which language to use.
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by walletdrainer 6mo ago
> Armed robbery of unbelievers always has been a core tenant of the islamic world. Which is why the fairly big Jewish population in Tehran is targeted by armed robbers on a daily basis?
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by walletdrainer 6mo ago
> there are vulnerabilities that only impact systems with secure boot Boring claim, obviously true. > and result in a situation worse than not having secure boot to begin with A very big claim that requires evidence.
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by walletdrainer 6mo ago
> If im cycling through a shared space, I find it extremely rude to ring the bell, because it feels like I'm telling people to get out of my way, but they have just as much right to a shared path as I do. It’s certainly rude to ring
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by walletdrainer 6mo ago
On a recent visit to Finland I found out that basically all supermarkets sell aluminium foil bags for the purpose of cooking sausages on the sauna stove while you use the sauna.
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by walletdrainer 6mo ago
If you have a right to both a fair trial and a speedy trial, there should be no trial that does not provide both.
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by walletdrainer 6mo ago
Iron Dome being unable to intercept ballistic missiles is factually incorrect as of at least March 2026.
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by walletdrainer 6mo ago
> The Iron Dome has nothing to do with shooting down ballistic missiles This is not true, Tamir interceptors have been upgraded to target ballistic missiles. It is extremely visible when this happens, as the interceptors fly a very diffe
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by walletdrainer 6mo ago
It’s something the US Supreme Court has explicitly rejected.
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by walletdrainer 6mo ago
This is disinformation. IG/Youtube will not even consider doing that. The wording is telling: > Instagram/YouTube could just try … Yes, of course they can try anything . That statement is pretty much always going to be true re
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by walletdrainer 7mo ago
>company success being concentrated in SF shows that that's not true You didn’t say that until now. I think you’re wrong, SF being particularly good for big companies might indicate something if the conversation was about succeeding
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by walletdrainer 7mo ago
I’ve never been to SF, wouldn’t know anything about it.
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by walletdrainer 7mo ago
>I'm often flabbergasted about the number of people here that lives in a bubble with regard to the price of tech Sorry, no. You live in the bubble, the people you think are living in a bubble are actually doing the very opposite and
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by walletdrainer 7mo ago
It’s true https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47096013
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by walletdrainer 7mo ago
Can there be any acceptable way out of this that doesn’t look like the Nuremberg trials? It’s not like there can be any doubt about the criminality of all this, especially after Hegseth's “no quarter” comments. Hegseth explicitly state
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by walletdrainer 7mo ago
Are you for real? The operator of archive.today (presumably one, at most a handful of people) can edit archived pages on archive.today Literally anyone can edit archived pages on archive.org. There are literally at least hundreds of thousan
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by walletdrainer 7mo ago
Archive.org lets archived pages pull in JavaScript from the non-archived internet, so it’s only trustworthy if viewed with JavaScript disabled.
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by walletdrainer 7mo ago
You’re just not at all familiar with the subject. Archive.org is awful . It allows site owners and random third parties to edit old archived pages. Archive.today does not.
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by walletdrainer 7mo ago
Yes, that is exactly what “doxing” almost always refers to. It’s a very disingenuous response.
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by walletdrainer 7mo ago
> A subcutaneous injection once a week is nothing I do at least one a day, sometimes up to four if things happen to line up exactly right. Even four subq injections amounting to around 2ml of stuff is nothing, doing all four of them afte
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by walletdrainer 7mo ago
Are you saying that the numbers published in that article are fake? If they aren’t fake, it’s pretty obvious why Tesla doesn’t get much of a mention.

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