Thanks, I always wanted the Code Blue. The blue tritium just looks so cool. I actually bought that one with Bitcoin back at the good ol' 20k ATH.
No prob. Here's all the old tritium stuff I have. The GSAR, 2005 Navigator's, a '90s Luminox, and a Traser Code Blue.
And just for comparison, here's a Seiko Monster that's only been in dim room lighting. These are shot 30s at f/5.6 and ISO 400.
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That's a GSAR. I believe they made some sterile versions that year, also.
All green except for an orange at the 12. The bezel zero and second hand are normal luminescent paint, but that little triangle fell out long ago.
Yes. My fingers don't have the energy to type all the dumb shit wrong with that movie. Just a total fail in every way. Fortunately, I watched it for free while smoking good cigars.
Just finished watching Civil War, the pro-journalist propaganda film.
Spoiler alert: No part of this movie is actually about people fighting in a civil war.
If you can find some good African coffee, they often have strong citrus flavors. It can be a good gateway.
I'm assuming you mean they say women are criminals so they can justify beating them. I don't really expect anything more from a place like Iran.
How would I know that's what he was beating her for? She might be a kidnapper or something.
Weird. That's the complete opposite of what we've seen. I've only seen it recently, it popped on regular contacts, and I don't have a group over 4 people. It also didn't do anything complex for me, just a check box. My wife got the full deal about choosing certain objects, though. This morning she got a notification that her message yesterday wasn't sent, so that was helpful.
That's what I suspected. I'm just super not okay with that, though. It's E2EE messaging. Why the hell would there NOT be overlap with VPN users? And why now?
They aren't even hiding the agenda of the new management.
Same here. It's something recent for sure. Maybe in the past couple of weeks.
I don't know exactly. I've seen it a couple of times, but it was just a check box. I wasn't doing anything unusual other than being on a VPN. To me, there's only one reason anyone would want my real IP, so Signal can go right ahead and blow me.
I think that's when we started with Session and Threema. Now we host SimpleX and use that a lot. Threema gets a little hate, but it's been the most reliable.
FYI for #Signal users:
Today my wife could not send messages because Signal has implemented captchas, and the captcha failed. Nothing would send without passing the captcha. The message was being sent to another Signal user who she's messaged before and is in her contacts. It was urgent, and she had to send via SMS to get the message through.
The "feature" and "safety" creep has turned Signal into something that doesn't do its only job. They would sacrifice function for the sake of treating us like spammers. You'd also think the years of metadata they have would be enough to get us on the "not spam" list.
We were already using other apps as our primary messengers, but this is really the final nail in the coffin.
#privacy #security
Shit that's some irony right there.
