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by zaxu 6y ago
It was always public information that this was coming out today or tomorrow.
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by zaxu 6y ago
It says that "blabrecs" is a better sounding version of the original word "brablecs", which IS accepted
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by zaxu 6y ago
The catalonian government, which is an autonomous community of Spain, held a referendum to secede. The Spanish shut down polling stations, but they declared independence anyways, so the central government implemented direct rule and arreste
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by zaxu 6y ago
Is this sarcasm? Epic has been huge since the early 2000s.
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by zaxu 6y ago
mozillalifeboat.com
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by zaxu 6y ago
Maybe the baking soda emulates some of the mechanical action of manual washing.
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by zaxu 6y ago
This is fake, nothing has changed. Google has never formally labeled Palestine on the map. A quick search for "Google maps Palestine" reveals that articles like this pop up once every year.
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by zaxu 6y ago
At the same time, moving video coming from a camera is a lot different than a stream of what is essentially a 95% a still image.
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by zaxu 6y ago
You're thinking of a different country.
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by zaxu 6y ago
The ability to purely make transactions is trivial - you can just use a debit card. The value of credit cards comes from other factors like fraud protection, SCI compliance, actual credit, etc.
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by zaxu 6y ago
Ah, I misread the table. This is very suggestive, then.
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by zaxu 6y ago
From the site you linked, the one with "unknown" motive has exclusively attacked Chinese academic victims. It would be extremely bizarre to suggest that the Chinese government is behind this.
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by zaxu 6y ago
These are crypto mining schemes, though. This looks a lot more like run of the mill money making cybercrime than espionage - I don't think any nation state would be interested in outing themselves for a pittance in bitcoin.