And this is why uploading an image of your ID to verify your identity is a bad idea. I’m reminded of the WEF hyping cyberattacks to increase, and this could be purposeful to persuade the world’s population to accept a…
And the preparing for conflict with Russia around 2030 is interesting, as a lot of the plans of the OCGFC, Owners and Controllers of Global Financialized Capital, who rule the world have 2030 as the year for a lot of…
(Headline article below) I feel there is a catch coming. All my operating systems are opensource including LineageOS, so I was never going to go along with this game anyway. I think they’ll move to block us from more internet…
You’d have to think this whole thing is marketing. And it worked, as I’ve seen reports that people are scheduling the release date off from work. And how much money will they make with the $2 billion investment? I personally…
I don’t necessarily agree with all his conclusions, but it’s very good analysis and food for thought. And see the link to the article for the citations I didn’t transfer over. I’m in the US, so I find Bitcoin to…
The Bitcoin hard fork went live a couple days early and mining blocks with the hash, originally stated for Sep. 1st. My hard fork node is still downloading the blockchain (less than 100k blocks to go) and Luke Dashjr hadn’t…
Russia has threatened the UK for providing weapons, so is the EU and UK going too far in helping Ukraine? Is this a sign that they’re no longer safe to do so? Are they going to provoke a wider conflict?…
I don’t really care for these people that pretend for a living, who then think we should listen to their views on anything, and it turns out they can’t even do a good job of pretending on their own. But…
This isn’t scary at all, and pay attention to how the fed fusion centers could be combining all this data from systems that pay lip service to not sharing data… By Rex Edison From Romania to Finland, an AI…
This shows where they’re heading with AI this dystopian surveillance. And based on AI prompts you could end up like the worker near the border flagged for his work trips, pulled over, sneakily interrogated on camera at the cop’s passenger…
I do like the grand jury refusing to indict the vandal, as that’s a significant message of discontent and an unusual use of a grand jury. Consequently, I fear this is part of a psyop promoting vandalism to be followed…
Seems I remember that if you used encryption previously, Amazon didn’t have access to it. So is this a way to have access for a palatable amount of time so they can give it to law enforcement. And really, do…
