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by whereis 5y ago
russian device on front page of hn; metrologists respond with feces joke. rustaceans make fun of being a code spelunker, make a godfather joke. oh, and multi national food corp offers their fake processed food to aliens re: disclosures. all
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by whereis 5y ago
The news is 100% legit but it's pursuant to an ongoing investigation into corruption and infiltration by malicious/rogue actors in SV. The article was published for this dual use purpose and my comment supports that secondary use.
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by whereis 5y ago
Are these portable to outside of the Apple ecosystem?
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by whereis 5y ago
* The simulation shall invoke feelings of paranoia and the sense of communication with a higher intelligence during user's formative years via consumption of psychotropic substances, faithfully re-creating the sensations of schizophren
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by whereis 5y ago
sorry, i posted the wrong links on 3&4, then hn was down for hours thereafter; couldn't edit by the time hn was back up.
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Ask HN: Would you sign up for an immersive VR under these conditions?
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by whereis 5y ago
the ideal CAD operator has a series of personalized single key shortcuts on their left hand. I challenge you to put your top ten commands on single key or double-same key (e.g. zz) shortcuts on the left side of the keyboard. Your CAD skills
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by whereis 5y ago
Experian marketers [1] were possibly fans of the hit [2] TV show "The Sopranos". [3] [4] [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bust_Out [2] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Hit_Is_a_Hit [
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by whereis 5y ago
Did they want the readership data for malicious, unjustified reasons?
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by whereis 5y ago
Most/all of those methods have (often much) greater friction than cryptocurrency. I'd guess that, if cryptocurrency were banned domestically, the payouts would significantly decrease, and probably reduce the frequency of these att
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by whereis 5y ago
China has been seeking escalation of late: https://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/china/2021-06-03/chi...
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by whereis 5y ago
Foreign entities seek to use info on civilians for malicious targeting ops. This is an example of why the OPM hack[1] was so devastating. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Office_of_Personnel_Manageme...
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by whereis 5y ago
History is littered with examples. But for China's ambitions, maybe it will depend on the nature of their alliances by then (2050 is their goal). There's a complicated relationship with Russia vis a vis scientific collab in space,
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by whereis 5y ago
Historical precedence says otherwise. And, in the case you've described, they wouldn't be global hegemon, anyway.
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by whereis 5y ago
If China dethrones US as hegemon by 2050, will you maintain this preference?
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by whereis 5y ago
Good sir, I regret to inform you that your assessment of my situation contains incorrect assertions based upon false premises, as I've made no such statement about my relative strength or equipment. I further regret to inform you that
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by whereis 5y ago
I smoked for ten years. Took Chantix for a week about fifteen years ago, which increased the frequency and intensity of my suicidal ideations. I then quit for good, with help from the Carr book, about a year thereafter. Quitting was horribl
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by whereis 5y ago
Wormholes were a core principle of the lesser-known Sci-Fi TV show called "Farscape".
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by whereis 5y ago
usa
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by whereis 5y ago
Back in 1997, I briefly hung around a criminal who ran a crew known to the feds. I'd drive around with him on non-crime stuff related to his "day job" (front). I've been dealing with various forms of stalking, hacking, h
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by whereis 5y ago
Any comments on BEAM as it pertains to security? Is it ripe for being picked apart for vulnerabilities? Could these be exploited remotely via Elixir/Erlang web applications?
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by whereis 5y ago
New article. They have direct recorded evidence of an attack. https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/us-intelligence-g...
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by whereis 5y ago
No, it's not speculation. US Mil has had functional REW's for a while.
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by whereis 5y ago
New news https://www.cnn.com/2021/05/04/politics/lawmaker-anger-cia-e...
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by whereis 5y ago
No, it's perfectly clear. Evidence comes in many forms. There doesn't appear to be evidence in the form of a recovered weapon or technical recording/logging of an attack as it happened, at least nothing that has been disclose
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by whereis 5y ago
Evidence comes in many forms. There's definitely evidence unless the govt is completely fabricating the existence of these injuries (which is unlikely).
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by whereis 5y ago
One massively complex malware is nothing compared to 2010's shtshow. Noone can bullsht too often; attribution for hacks/tools as disinfo has limited utility value. And, again, attributing brain injuries to REW's as disinfo wo
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by whereis 5y ago
Clearly there's evidence. You can contact the vets who are currently suffering. Plz look on SOCMED and ask them for an interview, then draw your own conclusion.
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by whereis 5y ago
Tech has been too premature to achieve "fluorescent purple" while simultaneously achieving mission objectives. Besides, the hoarding all got burned last decade and the agencies have clearly evolved. What's the significance of
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by whereis 5y ago
Not true. Take cyber threats for instance. Govt makes public disclosures all the time

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