IphtashuFitz @ IphtashuFitz @lemmy.world

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Why pardon a convicted child sex trafficker that you have no purported connection to? Because you’re just a nice guy?

Russia just cutting out the middleman?

Wow, are you really that clueless about crypto stealing malware, Fraud by crypto exchanges, Authentication attacks, etc?

None of those sorts of attacks would be prevented by the use any sort of escrow service because you’re not actively performing a transaction.

An Analysis of the first half of this year also shows a significant uptick in attacks on personal crypto wallets, and over $2 billion stolen so far in 2025.

And that helps you how in the event of a theft?

It’s a little known fact that the US Coast Guard had a pretty major presence in the Vietnam conflict.

And therefore no recourse if you are robbed, scammed, etc. Try going to your local, or even federal authorities and explain to them that you lost the digital equivalent of $10000 and they won’t do a thing.

Just wait until somebody proposes an AI powered blockchain…

Send them to live in a shack on a farm instead of going to school.

1. That flag violates US Flag Code which is a federal law, although not truly binding in a legal sense. So these people are ok with violating laws.
2. It’s inherently racist. It was created as a knee jerk reaction by law enforcement (a job) in response to Black Lives Matter protests (a race of people). If you’re so so offended by BLM support then get a different job.
3. It’s being co-opted by white supremacists & extremist groups (see #2).

These are what come to my mind any time I see one.

The article doesn’t make it clear what their goal is. Nuclear power plants only require enrichment to about 5% uranium-235. Nuclear weapons require in excess of 90%. So my guess is this would be strictly limited to the former.

CDN/security providers like Akamai & Cloudflare maintain lists of known Tor exit nodes and keep it regularly updated. That makes it trivial for customers to block that traffic.

Source: My employer is an Akamai customer and we use this list in some our WAF policies.

Or at least “no unapproved outside assistance of any sort”.

Blatant First Amendment violation

I saw Christmas supplies at Costco a couple days ago…

I was called for MA jury duty yesterday. It was a smaller courthouse that only deals with misdemeanor cases. In MA they only use 6 person juries for these cases.

8 out of 21 jurors failed to show up for whatever reason. The judge tried to seat a jury for two separate trials, but after attorney challenges etc. he could only seat 5. We were then sent home, and I assume both of those cases have been rescheduled for later dates.

I hope those defendants get similar treatment if the state is unable to proceed with trials after multiple attempts to empanel juries…

I want him to live long enough to spend time in a prison cell, or watch his family empire crumble around him. His ego deserves no less.

My solar panels & battery are part of a Virtual power plant that our electric utility can pull from during peak power events, which is basically summer afternoons with high temperatures. They pay a premium for power supplied during VPP events. Last year we received over $5000 for participating.

During normal non-peak hours when our panels are generating excess power it goes back to the grid as well, and this is paid in the form of credit on our bill. Between winter & summer months that equals out so our bills average close to $0.

I don’t think this will boost sales in any significant way. If I owned a Tesla sedan with FSD I would need a lot more of an incentive than free FSD transfer to switch to a cybertruck.

You wouldn’t want this video stored on traditional SSDs though. You want it stored on media in a black box like the voice & data recorders so that it can survive crashes, fires, etc. Not sure what the costs associated with that would be though…

Watch it be a “redacted” PDF file you can just copy & paste…