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by sysguest 6mo ago
damn the whole operation is all-or-nothing... US just shouldn't have started this if it couldn't finish off the regime cleanly this is going to become a worldwide economic disaster: iran learnt it can 1. bully nearby gulf-nations
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by sysguest 6mo ago
well if you're listing your hopes, not talking from what those hackers brought... that just means the operation is a dismal failure -- nothing to see this really undermines iran hackers' claims regarding 'big things' on
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by sysguest 6mo ago
idk if you have to dig in and link to some amazon link... this iran hack is a dismal propaganda failure... nothing much to see I guess
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by sysguest 6mo ago
yeah that world-event gambling stuff gotta stop... I mean, if I can send troops, I would bet on sending troops, wont I? those gamblers who aren't Trump or any 'event initiators themselves' must be idiots of extraordinary qual
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by sysguest 6mo ago
> The fact the Director of the FBI did not avail himself of this well even I haven't seen/heard about this... maybe google should advertise more? (or... maybe I don't look important to google :( ?)
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by sysguest 6mo ago
woah but even I haven't heard about that gmail feature...? maybe google doesn't advertise about this much?
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by sysguest 6mo ago
well... I actually think even when trump is impeached, the democrats will continue -- even more so, to call mr trump "a weak president" I mean, can US and its allies exactly stop at status quo? Iran just learnt it can missile near
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by sysguest 6mo ago
> its outlasting the American will for the war until a leadership change happens well even in the best-case scenario (trump impeachment), I highly doubt any democrat president can actually stop at status quo -- rather, the next president
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by sysguest 6mo ago
well you don't expect them to fight bravely -- well, I don't even expect Saudis to even send their own citizens to iran rather, you expect them to pay for the missiles and mercenaries like gurkhans
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by sysguest 6mo ago
well I don't actually think Saudi & UAE will send their own countrymen... rather, they'd just use oil money and pay gurkha mercenaries
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by sysguest 6mo ago
well with all the oil money, saudis and UAE don't even have to send their own citizens: they can just pay gurkha mercenaries for the job
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by sysguest 6mo ago
> it's extremely hard to "make a lesson out of" Iran if you depend on moving oil past their borders it's not just gulf states -- look at who are the customers of those gulf states are. the whole asia, europe, and amer
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by sysguest 6mo ago
yeah I did expect US to know all those things... but what I did NOT expect, is how Iran regime would choose strategically suicidal options just to "feel good" missile-rambo even on non-combatant countries? that'll trigger sel
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by sysguest 6mo ago
well I guess that makes Iran really fked up... the strait-using countries are surely going to "make a lesson out of" iran exactly for that reason
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by sysguest 6mo ago
woah so you read this as "iran is morally wrong"? well, that's secondary thing right now what's dumb is dumb what's the least thing you should do when fighting a war? making more enemies. even on moral side... if so
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by sysguest 6mo ago
> which country started this whole mess? what has already started, is already started -- I agree on Trump being dick, but does that make iran's "making new enemies" a wise move? > NATO already told trump no, other count
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by sysguest 6mo ago
That's what will happen due to iran's dickhead move... Being bombed does not mean it can target non-combatant countries without consequences... Nor does it mean it can start tolling ships $2M per voyages... Now that current iran r
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by sysguest 6mo ago
idk this move, along with firing missiles even to non-combatant countries, is going to fuk-up iran... I mean, even before the $2M toll, if you're kuwait/UAE/saudi/etc, what choice do you have? form a coalition against ir
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by sysguest 6mo ago
wtf was this a upfront lump-sum money? well even if I was the ISP, I'd just take the money and make the job "take forever"
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by sysguest 6mo ago
well for electric grid, you only need "local" connections -- eg. just your town and the generator...
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by sysguest 6mo ago
this people here don't understand how large USA is -- connecting every corner with copper/fiber, with all the intermediary networking devices means tax money...
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by sysguest 6mo ago
well that's a different 'kind' of corruption corruption you have to GIVE to get stuff done vs corruption with loophole for RECEIVING money (I'd rather have the latter )
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by sysguest 6mo ago
fking can't understand this one... I mean, it's much cheaper to buy 2x8gb than 1x16gb or even 1x32gb (and 2x8gb is faster than 1x16gb..) are these people idiots??? ram-slots are computer real-estates
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by sysguest 6mo ago
and you're not allowed to open a restaurant (same food industry == competition) if you have even took one bite of the burger
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by sysguest 7mo ago
well we have galaxy fold tablet-as-phone, so... maybe not all is lost?
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by sysguest 7mo ago
hmm... ok maybe that's reasonable charge extra premium for a "secure vanilla-text™ pure unadulterated wysiwyg editor" experience should be a thing for the "security-minded" enterprises
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by sysguest 7mo ago
wat????? wtf why?????????
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by sysguest 7mo ago
idk maybe TextEdit DOES have some rce not discovered yet? maybe we should separate "real origianl text-only editor" from "fancy text editor"? windows already got wordpad... why even lay a finger on textpad?
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by sysguest 7mo ago
that's.... really clever
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by sysguest 7mo ago
well wouldn't it add up? someWhatRandom1 xor someWhatRandom2 xor notRandom3 xor ... should be more 'random' than just 'someWhatRandom1'

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