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by wumeow 2y ago
> has been detected by our systems as being spammy, fake, or inauthentic Looking at his profile page[0], virtually every single post is a link to an external site. Very few replies or reposts or plain text posts. Compare that to his Twit
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The Washington Post burns its own archive(indignity.net)
42 points by wumeow 2y ago|5 comments
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Not an isolated incident: https://www.theverge.com/2024/7/12/24197356/chinese-national...
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Trump names Andrew Ferguson as next chair of Federal Trade Commission(theguardian.com)
3 points by wumeow 2y ago|0 comments
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Putting scare quotes around "concerns" is hilarious given all our major telecoms were recently pwned so hard by Chinese hackers that they still have access months after they were detected.
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Case in point: the alleged killer was caught because someone recognized him in a McDonalds and called the cops.
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A less-radical Fox & co would be a boon to the US. >Robert Thompson, a media scholar based at Syracuse University, said even after the court loss, the Murdochs may stick with their empire’s right wing-pleasing business model. Maybe,
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Reminds me of the new Coca Cola Christmas ad which is equally off-putting.
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No one is immune to the China Cycle: https://www.noahpinion.blog/p/why-china-is-defeating-tesla
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This job was posted in November at the latest: https://www.amazon.jobs/content/en/teams/amazon-security/pro...
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> Why is there barely any resistance to blatant attempts to undermine democracy? Because of normalcy bias[0] after the fall of the USSR. The West assumed that we'd all hold hands and walk together into the future but that was not th
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Social Media Has Little Sympathy for Murdered Health Insurance Exec(rollingstone.com)
9 points by wumeow 2y ago|6 comments
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The public's reaction to this shooting seems to range from apathy to pure glee. I wouldn't be surprised if this incident inspired copycats.
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They're going to have to do it again in a month and a half.
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> After my blood tests came back as abnormal I was sent to Glasgow’s New Victoria Hospital, where I had an ultrasound, and finally a fibroscan. All this took place over the course of about a year. A fibroscan is a type of non-invasive ul
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_production_during_Wor...
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> The trend of APT groups focusing on Linux malware is becoming more noticeable. We believe this shift is due to improvements in Windows email and endpoint security, such as the widespread use of endpoint detection and response (EDR) too
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The one ray of hope is that Trump has people in his inner circle now who know how important talented immigration is.
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Or UFO 50
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Why did evolution see fit to limit the ability of the heart and the brain to regenerate cells?
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Maybe offer a rebuttal before you flag this story to death.
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Cute, but none of this matters without a strategy to dominate new media. Everyone gets their news there now, and MAGA controls that space, which allows them to bend public opinion to their will. That’s why you get people who are mad about i
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Do you mask in public? I had a friend who got the updated vaccine in August and then went on a plane trip two weeks later but didn't wear a mask. He came down with Covid which laid him out for several days. The vaccine doesn't pre
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> He is a big proponent of tariffs, especially aimed at China. According to the New York Times, the investment banker said in a podcast interview last month: "Don't tax our people. Make money instead. Put tariffs on China and m
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> TSMC has met enough milestones to receive at least $1 billion by the end of the year, and will receive the rest as the project progresses, said Michael Schmidt, director of the CHIPS program office at the Commerce Department." “It
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X Out(holapapi.substack.com)
7 points by wumeow 2y ago|2 comments
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ByteDance, or another Chinese company.
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> How, then, do doctors diagnose patients? The problem, said Dr. Andrew Lea, a historian of medicine at Brigham and Women’s Hospital who was not involved with the study, is that “we really don’t know how doctors think.” In describing how
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This is the inevitable evolution of every paid ad-free tier, from Prime Video all the way back to cable TV.
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> Ukraine could develop a rudimentary nuclear bomb within months if Donald Trump withdraws US military assistance They should start now. If Tulsi Gabbard is confirmed for Director of National Intelligence in January, any intel the US has

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