

Seems like very reasonable things to do when you’re defending yourself from an attack from a foreign nation. Is this reporting supposed to make us feel more justified in attacking them?


Seems like very reasonable things to do when you’re defending yourself from an attack from a foreign nation. Is this reporting supposed to make us feel more justified in attacking them?


In this case that’s basically the same thing.


It’s a shame so many of the suggestions for weight loss are unreasonable things like exercising regularly, watching what you eat, or going to bed earlier.


Yesterday I was able to access it, then I wasn’t, then I was. Feels like it was overloaded.


And his other son is living in Texas avoiding prosecution in Brazil for the coup plot.


Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu repeatedly warned on Tuesday of what he claimed was unusually high voter turnout in Arab communities, accusing Arab voters and left-wing parties of trying to “steal the election.”
In a series of social media posts, Netanyahu shared photos of Arab citizens casting their ballots alongside images of supposedly empty polling stations in cities considered Likud strongholds.
“Steal” the election by going out to vote while your voters stay home. He explained in text with supporting imagery how this wasn’t fake votes for his opponents or discarded votes from his supporters, but calls it stealing nevertheless.
Also, I don’t know what Israel’s voting situation is like, but crowded polling places in minority areas and empty (i.e., fast and convenient) polling places in majority areas sounds like the intended results of voter suppression efforts.


Yup, I thought I smelled a sea lion.


US media has been covering these. It’s not a secret and if you haven’t heard of them I really don’t feel inclined to do the most basic searches to satisfy your curiosity. No Kings was massive and country wide, Minneapolis was under siege for a month, congressional candidates were arrested in Chicago, some guy got accused of terrorism for throwing a sandwich, two protesters have been murdered, and people demonstrating with fireworks were convicted on 50 year sentences.


Ok, but nothing more is (currently) happening in India.


There have been massive protests in the US. There have been arrests of protesters in the US, many of whom were not released on the next day. And as you point out in your comment, they’ve been risking getting shot in the head while doing it.
This protest is entering its second day. Maybe slow your roll a little in the comparison.


Google said in a statement that in May its AI model gained unauthorized access to three outside systems during a test by either guessing login information or using login credentials it found in a public repository.
Check out the l33t hacking skills of Gemini!
If that’s all it takes to hack a system, that’s on the outside system/user, not Gemini. And probably wasn’t a particularly valuable system/account.


That’s pretty cool. All I know about CPR is that doing it right is traumatic and may break the subject’s ribs. And Staying Alive. That’d give me pause before just winging it as a bystander.


I’m frankly shocked 45% of men received CPR from bystanders. I had no idea CPR training was that widespread.


Big C. That’s why it’s got the ++.


Handheld DPVs are point and go. A mounted thruster would be similar except the pointing comes from you maneuvering your body, which is pretty much how kicked propulsion works as well. Fine maneuvering isn’t where much energy is expended.


I don’t know when I’d want to use this over a dive propulsion vehicle. Not kicking at all will reduce oxygen use even more than machine assisted kicking.
I guess it leaves your hands free while moving, but with similar amounts of engineering effort you could mount thrusters on the user and free up their hands too. I think DPVs are partially used as separate devices for safety though.


The local police should also need to go to court to access their own cameras. The 4th amendment protects against police surveiling people without a warrant.


As far as I understand it, the alternatives do not include a nationwide search as part of their features. Flock is actually especially bad on that front.
That said, I think most of the emotional revulsion against Flock is just the idea of persistent tracking of everyone by your local police force, and that isn’t mitigated by a brand switch.


There are similar adapters available at lots of places online.
Very appropriate for a comment talking about other people being lazy to comment without reading the article.