PhilipTheBucket

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[–] PhilipTheBucket@piefed.social 2 points 13 hours ago (4 children)

When did they break Tor? Are you sure they didn't just exploit vulnerabilities on an onion site that was hosted on Tor or something?

[–] PhilipTheBucket@piefed.social 14 points 13 hours ago (6 children)

I do too, clearly as does Linus. He's just talking about some of the issues that prevent it from getting adopted by the normies.

[–] PhilipTheBucket@piefed.social 1 points 14 hours ago (8 children)

I believe the difference between Israel and other thermonuclear states

Israel is not a thermonuclear state, unless I missed something very very big.

It seems pretty obvious that the western powers have yet to intervene in any meaningful way.

To me, too, I just don't think that OP's explanation is why.

My preference is that Israel's leadership grows a conscience and stops trying to bomb their neighbors into peace. However, in the absence of this, western powers should intervene. Whether it's through sanctions, embargoes, or other political red lines, steps should be taken

Completely agreed. Didn't OP say that this might result in widespread nuclear annihilation, though? That's part of why I disagree with OP on the thesis of this post.

It seems like we're kind of going in circles. The individual elements of what you're saying generally make quite a lot of sense to me and I agree, I'm just having trouble connecting it to what OP seems like they're saying. Since they don't seem really inclined to come in here and defend what they were on about, IDK how productive it is for you and me to talk about it.

[–] PhilipTheBucket@piefed.social 49 points 14 hours ago (4 children)

A government lawyer conceded in court that those detained by ICE at the facility did not have access to certain services, including sleeping mats, in-person legal visits, medication and more than two meals per day.

The fuck

"Services"?

[–] PhilipTheBucket@piefed.social 5 points 16 hours ago

Why not just replace it with a cap that isn't a flip-top? Screw it on tight, squeeze the bottle slightly before putting the cap on so there's a slight negative pressure. That would be my first thing to try.

[–] PhilipTheBucket@piefed.social 1 points 16 hours ago (10 children)

What makes the Samson option different is that Israeli leaders have expressed the intent to take out the entire world if Israel was ever facing total annihilation.

I think that's true, functionally speaking, of basically any thermonuclear-armed state.

I don't believe the OP is at all claiming that if anyone tried to enact sanctions, arms embargoes, ICC warrants against Israel, or otherwise interfere with the genocide, Israel would immediately *nuke the world. It specifically claims Israel would respond in this way "if cornered". In this context, I interpret "cornered" as in backed into a corner with no way out, by an aggressive party who seeks Israels destruction.

Read the second paragraph again. OP is claiming that Western leaders are not sanctioning Israel in the fairly mild ways described because they're afraid of nuclear war.

I do think that without Western military assistance (and more to the point deterrence), Israel with its current course of conduct might be destroyed by its neighbors. But that and "stay the course" aren't the only two options. I actually think that it would be way safer, in terms of global nuclear security, if Western countries forcibly stopped the genocide Israel is conducting. As it is, that scenario where Israel is getting overrun by regional enemies and throwing nukes (at them or at other targets) sounds not too unlikely as years go by and things change, with everyone remembering what they did. And so I interpreted OP as saying that if someone tried for the enforced peace agreement, or the war crimes trials, nukes.

I do think that fear of Israel getting overrun is the source of some of that unwavering military and deterrence assistance that keeps them alive and safe to do whatever they want. I don't think it is what is stopping Western leaders from punishing Israel for their current genocide. I think they just don't want to (or don't have the political will embedded in their systems that it would take to get it done), honestly.

[–] PhilipTheBucket@piefed.social 4 points 16 hours ago (3 children)

So the bottle doesn't break, it just pops open? This still sounds like a packaging issue. Maybe unstopper / squeeze / stopper the bottle, so it's got negative pressure. Maybe replace the cap with some other more permanent type of cap (one that doesn't have a little flip-top, if the ones they're including do, just a solid cap and then ship the flip-top one alongside it)? IDK. How is it coming apart in transit? It's not literally the plastic bottle breaking, is it?

[–] PhilipTheBucket@piefed.social 7 points 17 hours ago (5 children)

This has got to be the packing, not the bottle. I have never heard of a bottle being shipped that suddenly broke on its own, without impact with its environment being the issue.

[–] PhilipTheBucket@piefed.social 10 points 17 hours ago

Coming soon to a United States near you

[–] PhilipTheBucket@piefed.social 6 points 17 hours ago (7 children)

Fucking Jesus Christ, if someone is buying government email addresses on the dark web and then using a VPN to protect themselves against getting busted, they deserve what they get. Either use Tor or relay it through some compromised machine somewhere, or both. Or something. I don't really know how it works but definitely don't use a consumer VPN.

I mean it might be fine in the modern day, since anything in US law enforcement that might be subpeonaing the VPN company might no longer be functioning. But I still wouldn't really take the chance.

[–] PhilipTheBucket@piefed.social 1 points 18 hours ago (12 children)

I think most nuclear-armed states would use their nuclear weapons if someone was trying to destroy them completely. That's very different from claiming that if anyone tried to enact sanctions, arms embargoes, ICC warrants against Israel, or otherwise interfere with the genocide, Israel will nuke the world.

[–] PhilipTheBucket@piefed.social 1 points 18 hours ago* (last edited 18 hours ago) (1 children)

Because it matters quite a bit for what sort of damage a person will do, what their overall character and their motivations are. Stalin is different from Hitler is different from Tito is different from Andrew Jackson is different from the kid from "It's a Good Life." Trump's a little bit unprecedented in terms of how incapable he is on a personal level as contrasted with the almost unimaginable power he wields. It's relevant for talking about what sort of damage he will do and what options people have in terms of resisting it.

It seems like this is one of those internet arguments where I'm agreeing with you, and then trying to add something else the scope of which is a little different from the thing you're saying, and then you're saying "NO YOU DON'T GET IT [repeating the original point I agreed with]" for multiple messages. Like the only template you can understand is if someone's response is "Oh yes you are correct and I have nothing to add."

Good luck with future conversations, I feel like you must be fun at parties.

 

So I was literally in the shower, thinking about the difference between the "I will diminish and go into the west" scene from the movies, and the infinitely superior version from the Ralph Bakshi version.

I realized that you just need one simple fix to make the Rings of Power make sense: It just needs to stick with its current plot and strategy, skip forward in time episode by episode, and then replay the same scene, and Galadriel takes the ring. It's an alternate history. All the same character flaws that the writers have that fucked up the show are exactly what would lead her to be the same character, just with that one tiny flaw, the right type of hubris to take the ring and start to make everything better according to her perfect vision.

And then, events play out.

 

The threat actor collective ShinyHunters has recently announced that BreachForums—one of the most prolific breeding grounds for stolen credentials and leak data—has been commandeered by international law enforcement agencies. According to Shiny from ShinyHunters, the site’s administrative controls, including the accounts “Hollow,” “ShinyHunters,” and the original “Founder,” now operate under the oversight of French authorities […]
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