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by whereis 5y ago
So according to this conspiracy theory, part of the mission was to evacuate all of our diplomats from Cuba to create the appearance that we were fleeing these supposed REW attacks?
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by whereis 5y ago
It's categorically false to say intel agencies (or the slight "these people") never deal in truth. That is not how misinfo/disinfo works. Additionally, intel agencies play an integral role in providing truthful and accur
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by whereis 5y ago
again, what specifically would the US be trying to justify with such a false narrative around rew's? Not seeing the cost/benefit.
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by whereis 5y ago
This presumes a conspiracy amongst officers forced into early retirement to create a convincing false narrative. What reason would the USIC have for lying about this? It seems unlikely that we would ever retaliate in kind, especially not af
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by whereis 5y ago
Biotech will see big innovations in the next 50 years. Infotech may not, however, see the same growth that it's seen in the previous 50 years. If I were starting from scratch as a kid, I'd focus on mathematics and biology in addit
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by whereis 5y ago
The claim is that the attacks also occurred in Russia, China, and other undisclosed locations.
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by whereis 5y ago
There's been much skepticism in recent years about whether microwaves were the cause of these officers' conditions. This news confirms that govt agencies are taking the microwave theory seriously as a confirmed explanation for the
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by whereis 5y ago
more interested in snowden's bitcoin and other altcoin holdings. "till the sun goes out" he said. that tells me hes a cryptocurrency billionaire. just asking so I can forward this to the Russian mafia to give to Putin. Putin
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by whereis 5y ago
OT, but does anyone know how much bitcoin, ethereum, and/or other cryptocurrencies Snowden is holding?
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by whereis 5y ago
Harder to hack with device in hand, e.g. by replacing with compromised components or accessing secure data
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by whereis 5y ago
Counterpoint: We're all safer by using devices that can't be repaired/tampered with by end users.
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by whereis 5y ago
https://www.civilbeat.org/2021/04/hanabusa-awarded-200k-hart...
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by whereis 5y ago
Take a peek at the Honolulu Rail Transit project on O'ahu. Boondoggle plagued with fraud, waste and abuse.
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by whereis 5y ago
Someone might add "beaver" as a suitable diversion for their covert fiber tap mission.
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by whereis 5y ago
Ah, cool. Sounds like there's no excuse. My mistake. I mistakenly assumed you'd need some kind of cryptographic key signing handshake via active electronics from within the keyfob to achieve secure comms with the host vehicle, and
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by whereis 5y ago
You'd think keyfob security would be worked out by now (just look at the prevalence of skeleton key software defined radios amongst the grayhat crowd). There's probably a limitation in security complexity due to limited power avai
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by whereis 5y ago
Unscientific dogma: Mother nature is telling us through Taiwan's drought to slow down and redesign chips to be secure. My late model American vehicle is my home. Earlier this week, the locks kept popping open when I was trying to go to
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by whereis 5y ago
Maybe this (and other work) will eventually lead to a Professional Engineering standard for software dev
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by whereis 5y ago
thanks. may i ask for a source or are you speculating?
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by whereis 5y ago
My youtube feed had been purposely curated to two science topics for weeks prior. How does the suicide of a friend factor into an "interests" algo that all of a sudden overrides my customizations? I was not doing any searches etc
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by whereis 5y ago
A childhood friend committed suicide, I found out, then the next day or so my science-curated youtube feed suddenly showed me a totally out of context video in the top spot with content that mocked my friend's life. It appeared as thou
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by whereis 5y ago
Youtube's algo gaslighted me about the suicide of a childhood friend, by picking content that mocked his life after I learned the bad news. I had already curated my feed to two specific science topics, and the top rec was a blaring mil
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by whereis 5y ago
One of my first purchases with the first $1,200 stimulus check last year was birdseed. The thing is, I used a debit card linked to my name. An hour or so later, I was on (redacted) and my post to an image board was greeted with an image mem
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by whereis 6y ago
caffeine, aspirin, and ephedra - while ephedra is banned, this combo has been long known for fat burning properties. it is unsuprising that strong coffee also works.
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by whereis 6y ago
If China takes Taiwan, that would shift the balance of power due to Taiwan's role as the leading global chip fabricator. The most recent episode of the podcast ChinaTalk, "China's Chip Dreams", dated March 26, 2021, is r