New conspiracy theory just dropped
Scientists claim they’ve found an ocean 700km under the surface which is 3X greater in volume than surface oceans. https://v.nostr.build/WGZ3e.mp4
No disrespect, but I'm not surprised by the Indian accent. The subcontinent is the source and echo chamber of the most bizarre, wacky, ridiculous conspiracy theories imaginable in all fields of human intellectual pursue.
Right on time for the election too.
Despite how the authors seem to WANT to interpret/misconstrue this, to me it's very obvious that there's no such "ban". What's going on here is that MS thinks its tech is bound to produce bad results "in the wild", so they're simply avoiding liability, i.e., covering their asses.
Work to develop "sufficiently" reliable tech that can be used to deploy China-like mass surveillance is obviously happening and will obviously be gladly sold to every single fucking police department in the smallest most insignificant little hamlet all over the US.
Needless to say too, all this pertains to the tech that is known and publicly available to the least hidden and dark corners of the State Apparatus.I don't think anyone is stupid or naif enough to think that the worst actors like the NSA, the FBI, the CIA, the branches of the military... do not already have and use much more advanced tech, develop jointly with Microsoft itself and others.
Again, we were talking about 2FA and KYC. Any device unlocking method is susceptible to a $5 wrench attack.
Yes, although I meant safe and secure as opposed to "sneaky KYC" 2FA like email and phone number.
From the point of view of a $5 wrench attack, I guess no tech is safe enough and the only realistic way to go about it is good opsec.
I get that people are looking for a flight to safety and relative stability of the dollar is attractive to those of us who use 3rd world currencies
USDT has become this #eurodollar market for those who didn't have access to USD on traditional rails but what is the cost of this "stability" ?
While I hear so much talk about de-dollarisation on the state level, it sure does look like hyperdollarisation on the individual level, when you see how large #USDT is becoming, and all this demand feeds into buying US treasuries
Tether registered a record-breaking $4.52 billion in profit for Q1 and has $110 billion market cap, that's capital still in the dollar system, that could have migrated to Bitcoin
Does stablecoin issuers buying of treasuries get them to a point where they become too big to fail? Or will this be the largest honeypot that ends up being a biblical rugging of liquidity?
https://news.bitcoin.com/tether-q1-2024-attestation-reveals-record-4-52-billion-profits/
So basically Tether is only making whatever the bonds yield right now. Sounds like they're doomed in the mid to long term.
On the other hand, contrary to popular belief, device-level face ID (like in your phone or computer) is private and secure.
First of all, we need to do away with the concept of "crime" when there is no victim. Then we can discuss what happens with actual criminals, starting with the fact that the threat of extremely severe punishment, like teh death penalty, doesn't seem to be a deterrent for the most egregious cases like murder and rape.
Documentary about a Bronze Age culture in southern Iberia. Lots of scholarly references with genetic and archaeological studies done on funerary practices to back up the documentary's thesis.
Unfortunately though, there is always some stupid shit hiding there to mar and stain what would otherwise be a good piece of scientific work. The woke retardness seems inescapable even at this level.
You just need to watch any YT channel covering US police shootings to find countless examples of this.
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