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Ah, so:
Yeah at this point I’m surprised you need to hack it before it’ll stop working.
The accident was due to a pilot entering incorrect coordinates, said a military official who declined to be identified because of the sensitivity of the matter. The official said that the two jets then dropped four bombs each, with all of them detonating.
Authorities would suspend live-fire exercises until there was clear understanding of what went wrong, but the incident would not affect major joint South Korean and US military exercises due to begin on Monday, the official said.
Residents in the area have protested about the disturbance and potential danger from nearby training grounds for years.
Classic correlation v. causation. The sweet spot for productivity is believing in and wanting to do your work. For some people, this motivates them to spend tons of time working. For some people, this boueys then to high productivity even while exercising great work life balance and avoiding burnout.
Google used to know this, and spend huge amounts of effort and resources on trust, enjoyment, innovation. Now that’s something to find at other companies.
TIL, I would have thought (if done correctly) you’d just pass out and then die. Though I guess altitude sickness is pretty unpleasant. Anyway, still opposed to the death penalty — too easy to be wrong, no need for state sanctioned murder in this age, etc.
Those who administered the method, according to Greenberg, described graphic scenes that included seizures, bleeding from the nose and mouth, and other issues as the animal died. Those in attendance of the nation’s first execution by nitrogen hypoxia shared similar disturbing details after attending the execution of Kenneth Smith in Alabama earlier this year, who was the first person to die in the U.S. by administration of gas for execution.
According to Death Penalty Info, witnesses reported that Mr. Smith appeared awake for several minutes after the nitrogen gas began. They observed that he “shook and writhed” for at least four minutes before breathing heavily for another few minutes. “This was the fifth execution that I’ve witnessed in Alabama, and I have never seen such a violent reaction to an execution,” said media witness Lee Hedgepeth.
Just waiting around for tens of minutes wherever you were supposed to meet someone, when they didn’t show on time.
What a deservedly scathing review of the US of A.
Akash Bobba, 21, a student at the University of California, Berkeley; Edward Coristine, 19, a student at Northeastern University in Boston; and Ethan Shaotran, 22, who said in September he was a senior at Harvard.
The ones who actually have degrees, or at least have left college, are: Luke Farritor, 23, who attended the University of Nebraska without graduating; Gautier Cole Killian, a 24-year-old who attended McGill University; and Gavin Kliger, a 25-year-old who attended Berkeley;
For better or worse, reading the linked article does not expose you to the fake images.
Interesting hack:
The hack exploits the random combination of numbers and letters used in such short codes, making it impossible to know where it’s leading until you get there. When customizing such links, the platform will stop you duplicating an existing shortcode, But Binder explains that “it appears that there was a bug in Bitly that allowed users to create a custom back-half that was previously in use if the original link or Bitly account that created the link was deleted or deactivated.”
WTF
For trails I already use OSM, how is it for navigation?
Apple maps? Other preferences?
I wonder what the options are no buck Google Navigation on my EV’s infotainment console.
Is this the same incident? Some more detail from CBC:
Israeli forces fired on the crowd on three occasions overnight and into Sunday, killing two people and wounding nine, including a child, according to Al-Awda Hospital, which received the casualties.
Israel’s military said in a statement that it fired warning shots at “several gatherings of dozens of suspects who were advancing toward the troops and posed a threat to them.”
Google too: from The Verge:
In the weeks after Hamas’s October 7th attack on Israel, employees at Google’s cloud division worked directly with the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) — even as the company told both the public and its own employees that Google only worked with civilian government ministries, the documents reportedly show.
They’ve also fired 50 employees for protesting.
Join unions, ask recruiters if the workforce is unionized.
1 Declare ceasefire 2 Get hostages, time, good press 3 Keep genociding 4 Act surprised
So either:
Were they systematically tortured? Medical staff abducted from hospitals that were then razed? Foreign humanitarian aid workers killed in non combat zones?
Not that important a detail to focus on, in the context of the genocide.
A bit more balanced: the UN Commission finds war crimes and crimes against humanity in Israeli attacks on Gaza health facilities and treatment of detainees, hostages.
Thanks, I was wondering what was wrong with it.
Cool, new reply to Amazon & Meta recruiters.
Looks like this account is just posting IDF apologist articles, gonna block & move on.
Video of the abduction. Good on the people of Boston for shouting them down in the street. Looks like some ICE goons without masks this time.