tety

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by tety 5mo ago
Digital wallets as in Apple/Google Pay? I had a similar thing happen and I am wondering what did you make of this double charge, what did the attackers do in your opinion?
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by tety 2y ago
Google has strict licensing for what you can do with such data (almost nothing) and you have to go through an extreme vetting process However, this won't generate the same headline because any company can go through it, and it isn&#x27
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by tety 2y ago
In order to write something that reads user emails in Google APIs you have to go through multiple levels of hell, so I don't think that's a fair comparison
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by tety 2y ago
The UX, latency and API design consistency were absolutely terrible when I was forced to use Azure
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by tety 2y ago
That is not true in my experience, Windows API is superbly documented and C# docs are of far higher quality than Java's
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by tety 3y ago
Can you share some of the tools and methods you used to reverse such a large C++ codebase into readable code?
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by tety 3y ago
Probably more about Safari than Maps If they limit the market they disincentivize google and mozilla from investing in native iOS versions of their browsers
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by tety 3y ago
These are official IDF accounts, the photos are said by the IDF to be found on the journalist laptop and have backing articles published by journalist who received the same information from the IDF. Psychological warfare campaigns are usual
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by tety 3y ago
These are photos published by the IDF, not random users on X even if you don’t trust the IDF, you could easily verify if those are the photos of the same journalist by looking at them.
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by tety 3y ago
Airstrikes also happen in the context of attacking an entire building or called during a firefight I am not saying journalists weren’t targeted when they were involved in the fighting or part of Hamas. I am saying whether you have evidence
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by tety 3y ago
The fact that journalists in war zones died doesn't mean these were "targeted exclusively" is there any evidence that Israel has targeted journalists intentionally that weren't involved in the fighting?
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by tety 3y ago
https://twitter.com/AvichayAdraee/status/1756728159158812921 This tweet has many photos of the above journalist participating and commanding a Hamas exercise, I think these are pretty incriminating. https:/&
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by tety 3y ago
So you claim they also made up all the photos of that journalist training on an ATGM? https://twitter.com/AvichayAdraee/status/1756728159158812921
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by tety 3y ago
Another thing worth noting, some of the casualties mentioned in this site is of Palestinians journalists dying on October 7 and the following days, which only show how problematic their claims are. As the airstrikes didn't start yet in
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by tety 3y ago
When I was a kid, I heard that the sun is going to eventually explode, destroying planet Earth and us all. This was deeply saddening for me on a deep level, I remember crying and all. My parents tried explaining this will take 5 billion ye
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by tety 3y ago
A rebel organization is not the yemen government, that’s exactly the reason they are successful at being a proxy. all the benefits of being a state without any responsibility for your actions. About the common western trope of “you should n
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by tety 3y ago
the fact there isn’t a better source does not make the only source reliable. This is going to be a major issue when the actual court case will have to rely upon it. the numbers will always be ‘too high’ as they are the number of civilian de
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by tety 3y ago
it is accepted by the UN because there is no other figure. they have no other way of estimating, also the UN is far from a neutral element in this conflict The UN is a political body composed of the political interests of its members, which
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by tety 3y ago
kinda different comparing a state with an organization that was caught lying about death statistics numerous times in the past [1] and including in this war (such as the ali ahli hospital incident). it should raise some questions how the ca
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by tety 3y ago
They cannot uphold article 1 on their own account, without international support and they're not a signatory. You need to show that the intent of Israel is to destroy the Palestinian people in Gaza, even partially. What I see is the at
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by tety 3y ago
you’d might want to google the amount of civilian casualties in the yemen civil war, its proportion to deaths in the Gaza war and houthis involvement in said civilian deaths. You might be surprised how preoccupied they are with ‘preventing’
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by tety 3y ago
there are a lot of things here yet i didn’t see how this aligns with the definition of genocide but care to explain what is the meaning of the dates? what do you refer to in 1916/1917 and 40s?
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by tety 3y ago
I think it is completely within Israel's ability to dismantle most of Hamas fighting force, and then manage the Gaza Strip similarly to the West Bank. Failing to do so might bring about the scenarios you are talking about, which is the
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by tety 3y ago
About your regard of the oct 7 as a military operation with some war crimes thrown in, it was a military operation concentrated almost completely on civilian centers, so the war crimes aspect was pretty central. I do not doubt they would co
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by tety 3y ago
I am not sure that's the definition of genocide. The only clear instance of genocide in this war is the October 7 attacks. I'll remind you it included attacking all population centers in a specific geographic area, going house to
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by tety 3y ago
There's a moral difference and an international law difference between attacking valid military targets and killing civilians in the process and when your stated goal is attacking uninvolved civilian targets (international shipping pas
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by tety 3y ago
It doesn't mean each one is morally culpable, but it does really hurt the narrative of 'hamas kidnapped the population'. I think Gaza is going through an enormous tragedy, but Israel did undertake efforts to reduce civilian c
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by tety 3y ago
Care to explain how preventing an organization from attacking civilian ships is bullying?
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by tety 3y ago
It's tragic, but there was and is wide support of October 7 attacks in Gaza, as well there was wide participation of the civilian (non-organization aligned) population in the massacres, including looting, killing, kidnapping and probab
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by tety 3y ago
They keep proxy organizations in every failed or quasi state in the region such as Palestine, Lebanon, Iraq, Syria and Yemen. As these are non-state actors using civilian infrastructure, the international legal order cannot handle these, as

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