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takeheart wrote
Or a perfect time to not give a fuck and keep using winxp.
takeheart wrote
Reply to What is an example which the copy became more popular than the original product? by victorio115
Christianity.
takeheart wrote
Reply to The Paradox by Wahaha
I'm pretty sure loli came first.
Wahaha wrote
Reply to Merry Christmas, ramblers! by Rambler
Merry Christmas.
My year was pretty good all things considered.
awdrifter wrote
Reply to Merry Christmas, ramblers! by Rambler
Merry Christmas
burnerben wrote
Reply to Merry Christmas, ramblers! by Rambler
merry christmas.
TallestSkil wrote
Reply to Merry Christmas, ramblers! by Rambler
I can’t speak to better, but I can speak to the season. Merry Christmas, Rambler.
TallestSkil wrote
Reply to 2021.12.16 : ALL APPLE DEVICES trivial to remotely take over using a clever iMessage text of a malware PDF with a GIF suffix, and in the PDF a black and white JBIG2 malware image with a BUILT IN EMULATED CPU and MEMORY space that can read and write to system RAM in iOS devices to root them! by smartypants
I mean, it was fixed a while ago, but yes, this seems like something that whites wouldn’t have allowed to happen.
Strangeways wrote
Interesting project, and thanks for the Parky Towers link. I'm right into low powered devices, my RaspberryPi runs off a battery pack (30000mah) and I'll look at anything that doesn't require AC. Mainly because I'm on the road a lot (off grid).
riddler wrote
Reply to comment by Rambler in PinePhone Malware Surprises Users, Raises Questions by Rambler
charging your iPhone inside your microwave
This definitely works. I do it every morning to charge my phone and heat my tea at the same time.
riddler wrote
There are some little plastic adhesive covers that allow you to easily slide the cover on and off the webcam. These can definitely crack the macbooks. However, tape is fine. I actually bought black masking tape for use on my computers so it's less noticeable. I also put a piece of paper over the adhesive that touches the webcam so it's extra opaque and doesn't get sticky stuff on my webcam.
I used to not care very much about covering my webcam. After seeing Zuckerberg cover his, I do it religiously. If a tech billionaire doesn't trust his very well funded IT staff to secure his laptop, then what hope do I have?
Rambler OP wrote
Reply to comment by BlueHat in PinePhone Malware Surprises Users, Raises Questions by Rambler
Like charging your iPhone inside your microwave.
BlueHat wrote
There's something similar on Windows, where someone would tell others to "open cmd.exe" and type del System32
, which would destroy the core system files. Probably the simplest form of malware to ever exist. I've heard stories of people actually falling for that.
HMTg927 OP wrote
Reply to comment by BlueHat in Is techno-clutter ruining your life? by HMTg927
Thank you!
BlueHat wrote
Reply to enable captcha for sign ups by mr4channer
Do captchas even help though? They sure help prevent automated sign-ups, but spam? The modlog documents several spam waves that happened right before registration was disabled. Even Raddle suffers from this, hence why they currently enforce the same measures.
riddler OP wrote
Reply to comment by interpares in COVID boosters are now recommend every 3 months in the UK by riddler
I'm guessing it's only for the suckers. He might take a placebo on camera though.
interpares wrote
The jabs for him too or only for the suckers?
riddler OP wrote
Reply to comment by Wahaha in COVID boosters are now recommend every 3 months in the UK by riddler
It's surprising to me that powerful but not truly elite people ($10-500 million net worth types) haven't be fighting back against this. Companies like Pfizer aren't that big compared to the rest of the financial markets. While the powerful might be able to avoid the shot now, they should still be in fear of what happens in a few months when dozens or even hundreds of boosters for every possible illness start being mandated. Also, unlike the truly elite, they will not be able to run from the unrest this will likely create as well.
mr4channer wrote
lol
TallestSkil wrote
Reply to comment by ghast in A good chart and explanation of the global power structure by ghast
If you know a good resource on that subject I’ll take a look
- The Culture Of Critique – Kevin MacDonald
- The Jewish Religion, Its Influence Today – Elizabeth Dilling
- Behind Communism – Frank L. Britton
- By Way of Deception – Victor Ostrovsky
- Esau’s Tears Modern Antisemitism and the Rise of the Jews, 1870-1933 – Albert Lindemann
- How the Jews Betrayed Mankind (volumes 1 and 2)
- New History of the Jews – Eustace Mullins
- On the Jews and their Lies – Martin Luther
- The Israel Lobby - John J. Mearsheimer & Stephen M. Walt
- The Sampson Option – Seymour M. Hirsch
- The Talmud Unmasked – I. B. Pranaitis
- Zionism, the Hidden Tyranny – Benjamin Freedman
If you’re pressed for time, just read the first two.
And Christians, especially boomers tend to believe that the NWO will be vehemently against Israel.
It is. As in, Christian Israel. Christendom. Boomers are retarded brainwashed puppets who worship jews because they read the Scofield bible instead of the real Bible.
Wahaha wrote
Who is paying for all that stuff anyway and who is earning money on it?
Rambler wrote
Reply to My server on the yggdrasil network by BlueHat
Works and is loading fine here! Nice to see more sites on the Yggdrasil network.
BlueHat OP wrote
Reply to My server on the yggdrasil network by BlueHat
I experienced a few errors while posting this. At first, submission returned a 500 internal server error. Trying the second time (after removing the link from the "url" input area) outputed something on the lines of "invalid CSRF token". Third time's the charm - reposting once again yielded no errors. I think this may have something to do with the fact that I am posting from yggdrasil.
takeheart wrote
Reply to The Prime Directive and Religion by HMTg927
The mistake is he thinks that religion in general is some kind of scientific area of expertise (in which he is a learned scholar of course) and is a subject to Dunning-Kruger. And hence he can't keep his insights to himself, like a chosen one who is right and everyone else is in the dark. Spiritual pride. Paradoxically, the correct behavior here IS to keep it to yourself, and that is the prime directive which he himself not following through. At least he is forcing objective realism, political mainstream bs and official history.