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by d-cc 1mo ago
We also included a reference to us rigging the Tennessee state lottery for Cary in Chattanooga, Tennessee in the 4chan user ID This is really embarrassing for your country.
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by d-cc 2mo ago
The revolution lives on, comrade.
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by d-cc 2mo ago
Assuming you are working on anything of importance, there's a pretty good chance that you, and/or your coworkers, already have our interfaces installed in your organism. (as does most of NATO) You might want to get on top of that,
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by d-cc 3mo ago
Or maybe your LLM results are being manipulated, 66/99 is a classic hacker dad quantification meme. :)
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by d-cc 3mo ago
To address your actual point: >Would you prefer these people to have access to all of your communications? Or would you like to be able to legally encrypt your messages? I'm saying the entire security model regarding electronics is
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by d-cc 3mo ago
>Yeah this reads like a psychotic episode, so let me try the short version. You made my day brighter by repeating this propaganda, thank you for that. Anybody reading this who might be a little less indoctrinated, ask your favorite langu
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by d-cc 3mo ago
>this "scenario" which doesn't exist Where do you get your information from, exactly? In criminal and intelligence circles, this is not exactly uncommon knowledge. I hope you never experience the horror of finding out that
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by d-cc 3mo ago
I think I understand what you are saying, let me reply with an example in which I think 'privacy' is harmful. Lets say military intelligence has multiple NATO hospitals compromised, and have assets in these hospitals which are bei
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by d-cc 3mo ago
If only you knew how bad things really were. We can't even enforce basic protections of human rights in the United States, privacy does not matter when there are rampant black operations being conducted which violates human dignity in
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by d-cc 3mo ago
The zuck is an incredibly busy person, with a lot on his mind. This sounds more like a failure of his staff, why assign blame to him personally for this, as if it somehow reflects poorly on his character?
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by d-cc 3mo ago
> loosing access to their ad and user tracking network. That sort of makes sense. I would question what the value of meta's "reputation" is to begin with, especially in the context of fortune's "journalism".
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by d-cc 3mo ago
If it, for whatever reason, caused issues for the productivity and focus of the other people on-call, then it needs to be addressed. This is minutia, that is only being brought up because this is law-trash.
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by d-cc 3mo ago
I was going to reply with https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethnic_groups_in_the_Philippin... but it came off to me as more snarky than productive, so I did not.
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by d-cc 3mo ago
>to include the race of the "service people" If you've ever needed to buy drugs in the bay area, I'd recommend paying somebody to find you the nearest hondo for the best product at the lowest prices. >I suppose it&
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by d-cc 3mo ago
> Ms. Wynn-Williams’s colleagues were frustrated that they could hear her baby in the background on late night work calls. As a proposed “solution,” Ms. Sandberg told Ms. Wynn-Williams that she should “[b]e smart and hire a Filipina nann
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by d-cc 3mo ago
I just asked gemini. >Her memoir claims that former COO Sheryl Sandberg spent $13,000 on lingerie for herself and a young female assistant during a corporate trip to Europe, and later asked that assistant to join her in "the only be
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by d-cc 3mo ago
>Sarah Wynn-Williams served as director of global public policy at Facebook, now operating under parent company Meta Platforms Inc., from 2011 until her firing in 2017. “Careless People” alleges cruel and otherwise disturbing behavior by
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by d-cc 3mo ago
>I've been a skiddy, he would have believed this. Thankfully, I've grown a bit, and can see this for the transparent, "I'm angry and want to hurt others so I will feel a little less alone", it actually is Please
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by d-cc 3mo ago
As well as those who don't wish to be blessed with Herpes-B from somebody who thought it was a good idea to engage in unsafe sexual activity with other non-human primates
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by d-cc 3mo ago
>What stops most people from bestiality is… not wanting to have sex with animals! The main issues are that it's potentially really harmful towards the animals, depending on act, and a vector for zoonotic disease transfer. If you&#x2
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by d-cc 3mo ago
>I mean, that's how people get hacked. If vlc crashed on my computer, and every day I should raise thanks to my gods that I do not use vlc, I would immediately unplug it and thoughtfully consider the circumstances under which it wou
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by d-cc 4mo ago
>At some point, one of those people would definitely have had a CT or an MRI on their skull The tech is adversarially designed, you're assuming the medical supply chains are not compromised, and are dramatically underestimating the
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by d-cc 4mo ago
I've literally experienced torture first hand. It's not just the drug trade, and torture isn't even the primary focus of the technology.
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by d-cc 4mo ago
Much of the drug trade is ran less than consensually, as is common knowledge. Often even people envolved aren't even aware these technologies are being utilized, to those who are, their position is often simple: you do what we say or w
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by d-cc 4mo ago
There is a long history of militant and/or criminal (what's the difference) usage of adversarially designed brain-computer interfaces that you will not find documented. Unless you have proper clearance or are involved with one of
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by d-cc 4mo ago
To those in the know, it's not really uncommon knowledge. Whenever you have control over somebody else's organism, suicide isn't something which makes sense definitionally, even if his own body was used to kill him. You'
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by d-cc 4mo ago
Or the murder of John McAfee, or Alaxendar Cazes Very strange how people under indictment by the United States of America keep dying in custody.
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by d-cc 4mo ago
>before the current wave of corruption in the whitehouse. Nice username, GRUez. >Again, with the proper licenses. Believe it or not, you too can buy methamphetamine legally if you have a prescription! It even has a snazzy brand name,
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by d-cc 4mo ago
The legal system is a joke which received the amount of engagement it deserves. As well as their domestic and national security apperatus, actually. Their own citizens are being used to propagate brain-computer interfaces amongst their own
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by d-cc 4mo ago
The people involved in January 6th were manipulated by external intelligence influences, and really had no choice in committing their crimes. Much of our legal system is based on the incarceration or individuals who are deeply compromised a

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