jonnybgood

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by jonnybgood 9d ago
> Doing it in a way that won't invite retaliation from the US Gov (which seems more and more like the PR arm of US big tech) is even trickier. You mean the US government working towards the interests of its people and economy? Which
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Germany says Russia behind Leipzig airport drone attack(bbc.com)
12 points by jonnybgood 16d ago|1 comments
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by jonnybgood 19d ago
Why do you say NATO is fraying? Because of Russia, NATO has increased its membership, increased military budgets, and increased European military cooperation. It probably has never been stronger.
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by jonnybgood 23d ago
Most of greatest works of modern art are European. The term “modern art” is in reference to an era that we are no longer in. You have a strong opinion. I would highly implore you to learn more about art history and why art is the way it is
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by jonnybgood 27d ago
I think it's made obvious that "thick" can mean many different things. Personally, I've never heard "thick" to mean "dimwitted" or it ever used as such.
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by jonnybgood 1mo ago
This article is borderline ragebait. Just read the actual Greenland government statement to know what’s happening. https://naalakkersuisut.gl/Nyheder/2026/07/3007_80_Mile
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by jonnybgood 1mo ago
> These deaths are most likely due to "housecleaning", as I said. No, it’s not. It’s very obvious you have no idea of how US military personnel work and live, and the stresses that can be imposed on a person by the function of
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by jonnybgood 1mo ago
I immediately thought of the Cyberpunk 2077 Blackwall. An AI to contain rogue AI. I’m curious of how effective this would be in this situation.
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by jonnybgood 1mo ago
Not really. The official name is still Dept of Defense. The executive order applies a “also known as” because the POTUS cannot change the name. There’s nothing for congress to do because the name has not officially changed. The next POTUS c
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by jonnybgood 1mo ago
None of that contradicts what I said. Obviously, the Iranian regime will replace them.
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by jonnybgood 1mo ago
Politically, yes.
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by jonnybgood 1mo ago
From a military standpoint, no.
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by jonnybgood 1mo ago
The US killed almost the entire Iranian regime leadership with minimal cost. What definition of competence are you going by?
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by jonnybgood 2mo ago
Interestingly, I have heard more of those who have regained their joy of programming because of LLMs.
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by jonnybgood 2mo ago
Denies gas pipeline permit to route through state land .
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15-year-old arrested for unsubscribing over 40k anime accounts(mainichi.jp)
17 points by jonnybgood 2mo ago|5 comments
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by jonnybgood 3mo ago
Yes, the US has an intelligence agency called the NSA, which works with intelligence agencies in the five eyes. There is something called the five eyes agreement that does draw that line.
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by jonnybgood 3mo ago
Darker than what other point in America’s history?
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by jonnybgood 3mo ago
No, it's not everyone and it's always been this way. Nobody really cares about the opinion of random strangers. People care about the opinions of those they're invested in (emotionally, politically, financially, etc.) and it&
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by jonnybgood 3mo ago
It’s just Russia using Iranian drones, but that was already happening. This war with Iran is not really an endorsement of Iranian weapons. The US didn’t stop its offensive because of Iranian weapons. We already knew the effectiveness of one
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by jonnybgood 3mo ago
One does not simply take out a SAM system with a cruise missile, especially when that SAM system can also target the cruise missile. So how do you get a cruise missile to launch from the right spot where the SAM system radar can’t see it co
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by jonnybgood 3mo ago
I have found those who I would consider nerds to be far from logical or rational. They are some of the most fervent people about the things they care about, which can make them very illogical and irrational.
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by jonnybgood 4mo ago
CIA recruitment is actually highly competitive. The best avenue to get to the top of the list when applying is if you have an “in”. CIA managers still do college campus visits, and for new college graduates who have done an interview with t
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by jonnybgood 4mo ago
Those deaths and disappearances is a big non-story if you actually look in to the details of the cases. The media is making a big deal out of it because the headline grabs eyeballs. So since the media is making a big deal about it the FBI n
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by jonnybgood 4mo ago
Taking damage does not mean destroyed.
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by jonnybgood 4mo ago
Which US bases were destroyed?
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by jonnybgood 5mo ago
Is there research that links nicotine to cancer? I’m unable to find anything that would suggest nicotine as cancer causing.
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by jonnybgood 5mo ago
Do you know where JFK is? JFK does not sit outside the city like Arlanda. JFK is in the NYC Queens borough surrounded by highly dense urban sprawl. That setup makes sense for an airport that sits far outside the city. No track to JFK can su
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by jonnybgood 5mo ago
> A train could do this in 20 minutes or so. There’s already a train that does this. It’s the express A train, which gets you to the AirTran. And as someone who has taken the train from Manhattan to JFK on multiple occasions, it most cer
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Russia's funeral industry booms amid record losses in Ukraine(finance.yahoo.com)
2 points by jonnybgood 5mo ago|0 comments

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