one struggle https://www.standard.co.uk/news/world/young-chinese-are-too-fat-and-masturbate-too-much-to-pass-army-fitness-tests-a3617881.html

wait, how much compute would they need for this, ignore patent absurdity of it all for a minute? would they wrap it up under 1 quadrillion dollars?

crazy how techbros understand consent (to be recorded all the time) only when it impacts them personally (i assume that was the main problem)

you realize they had one in the past?

i assume this is in relation to this cognitohazard

Radio transmission doesn’t require state-level capacity (yes there are other barriers like cost or skill) and waves don’t care about borders. Receiving foreign radio was a big thing and it doesn’t require special equipment

they’re doing “yes/maybe later” on the public with this

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terminal_lucidity ?

once is happenstance, twice is coincidence, three times is enemy action. were all these apps vibecoded?

behind the bastards did a 4-parter on him and he was always like this, down to cartoonishly evil backstory https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mfXbyQ9KFdg

no, you see, exchange of opinions with charlie kirk was supposed to work like this: you get in with your opinion and leave with his

you don’t put these SIMs in phones, these go into dedicated devices with very limited functions that pretend to look like phones to operator, dozens per. it can work like a proxy with massive number of outputs

stuff like this https://www.vice.com/en/article/video-ukraine-busts-alleged-russian-bot-farm-using-thousands-of-sim-cards/

also, presumably lots of these cards got burned quite fast, so not all were active at the same time, and some were spares

yet another thing to blame Blavatsky for

drone strike or railway mine? why would the train be partially derailed if its a drone strike

new extreme strain of catholicism: life begins at conceptualization

beats lignite i guess

is that this circular economy i hear so much about?

for gun people they surely don’t get trigger discipline

death will be defeated as long as it stands in the way of profits (man i fucking hate it there)

in 90s, russian oil production dropped by almost half, and rebuilding that output took some 20 years. i thought it was because when you stop using oil well, all these sediments settle and over time it becomes harder to draw oil from it. or was it all undermaintained and they just capped a bunch of wells back then?