bro I'm on here readin' news & lookin' at silly shhh .. whoever you are, I wish you the best in life.🙏🏿

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God is the greatest through the good and the bad.
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What he’s not telling you is half the population will be gone before then and his a little bit more time is so the majority of people will be forced to conform to the new system.
イーロン・マスク「働きたくない?苦しい?もう少し待っててくれ、その苦しみをオレが終わらせる、もう少し時間をくれ」 「人間がやることは何もなくなる。でも、全員が無限の富を手に入れる」 マスクが突きつけた「人間の存在意義の崩壊」と「全員大金持ち化」をわかりやすく↓ ・「人間が頑張る理由」が根こそぎ消える 仕事、芸術、研究、ゲーム、スポーツの指導まで、AIのほうが何千倍も速く、上手く、ミスなくこなしてしまう。「オレがこれやる意味、何?」という問いに誰も答えられなくなる世界がやってくる。 ・ギリギリの小遣い(ベーシックインカム)ではなく「全員が貴族」へ 国から毎月数万円をもらって細々と暮らす話ではない。AIとロボットがモノもサービスも無限にタダ同然で作り出すため、地球上の全員が「超高収入のセレブ」と同じ贅沢な暮らしを最初から享受できるようになる。 ・「働かないと生きていけない」呪いからの解放 数千年間、人間を縛り付けてきた「生活のために嫌な仕事をしてお金を稼ぐ」というルールが完全に終了。欲しいものは全部手に入り、家も飯も医療も最高レベルのものが配られる。 ・最後にぶち当たる「究極のヒマ人問題」 お金の心配も仕事のプレッシャーもゼロになったとき、人間は何をして時間を潰せばいいのか。「生きるための苦労」がなくなった人類が、初めて直面する「究極の退屈と存在価値の危機」。 ひとことで言うと: 「AIが完璧すぎて人間の仕事も頑張る意味も全部消えるけど、その代わりに何もしなくても全員が王様のように暮らせる世界が来る」という、天国と虚無が同時にやってくる予告です。
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🕷️A Poi$on $pider🕷️ retweeted
Learn this if you want to knockout your opponent
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Your ad blocker could fit behind your router. meet ESP32-C3 AdBlock, an open-source DIY DNS ad blocker by ZedAxis, built around a roughly $2 ESP32-C3 Super Mini board inside: 400 KB of RAM, 4 MB of flash, built-in Wi-Fi and a USB adapter, tucked into a printed case no subscription no browser extension no separate power brick plug it into your router’s USB port for power, connect over Wi-Fi and set it as your DNS server to block listed ad and tracker domains. compact 40-bit hashes save RAM. a web dashboard lets you check blocked requests and add domains, while open-source code and case files let you build your own. follow for more hardware you can see working
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Ye called this accurately years ago by the way
Jacob N. Kornbluh
BREAKING: Jared Kushner is the largest shareholder in an Israeli firm investing in companies supplying equipment for the Israeli military. He is also negotiating a deal for Gaza, per CNN
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Hey, everyone- instead of standing up to the surveillance state, do a bunch of silly maneuvers to try and trick a multi trillion dollar data apparatus.
🧑‍🔬 5 Ways to Poison Your Data ☢️ 1. Fake a Pregnancy (especially men) 2. Swap Your Grocery Loyalty Card with A Stranger 3. Install AdNauseum on Your Android or PC 4. Lie on ALL Online Forms. 5. Lie to Alexa & Google Home. These are all completely legal and some of the only real moves left to push back against mass surveillance. ➡️ Credit: @addielamarr
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Your real IP address can still be exposed even when using a VPN
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Pops off or popped in??!😮‍💨😮‍💨
Diddy pops off on another inmate in the prison he apparently runs now. 😳
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Replying to @dnationleaks
This the results of Fighting fair?
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If you file your taxes late, the IRS charges 5% of what you owe per month, up to 25%. If a member of Congress reports a stock trade late, the fee is $200. Flat. And they usually waive it.
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does this apply to traffic cameras, too?? I don't know shit about legal stuff so it's a legit question
🚨🚨BREAKING: Federal Judge Rules a Flock Search Was ‘Indiscriminate Mass Surveillance’ and Unconstitutional ----- As in the Supreme Court case Carpenter v. United States, the Federal court found that people have a reasonable expectation of privacy in their movements and that Flock violated those rights. This is a victory for us. Yes, we want to remove the cameras altogether, and we will keep working to do so, but if the courts want to impose additional restrictions on their use in the meantime, that can only be a good thing. Full story: 404media.co/federal-judge-ru…
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Reason 1: RATs are real and common. Remote Access Trojans are a documented, widespread category of malware. they include webcam access as a standard feature. Operators can activate webcams silently on victim machines. Reason 2: There's a possibility indicator light can be bypassed. Johns Hopkins researchers published a paper in 2013 showing they could reprogram a MacBook webcam's firmware to operate independently of the LED indicator. camera on. light off. This works on any webcam where the LED is firmware-controlled rather than hardwired to the power circuit. Reason 3: a physical cover is the best. No exploit or malware can get to it. Reason 4: the FBI said so. in 2016, FBI Director James Comey said he covers his webcam. He said it was basic security hygiene. the head of the agency that investigates computer crimes covers his camera.
I see a lot of people covering their laptop cameras. But I feel like some people don't actually know why they're doing it. They just saw someone else covering theirs and followed the trend. Can someone explain why people actually cover their laptop cameras? Genuinely curious. Thank you.
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I was trying to get her to chill because she was crying hysterically and wouldn't stop bothering me, btw.. She reeked of alcohol and I wasn't trying to hear all that shit I wasn't being rude, or a dickhead..
I got t-boned by a drunk white woman at an intersection one night when I was coming home from work He put me in cuffs when I was trying to tell her to chill. he slapped the shit outta me when I tried to interject when she started lying. Despised cops since...
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I got t-boned by a drunk white woman at an intersection one night when I was coming home from work He put me in cuffs when I was trying to tell her to chill. he slapped the shit outta me when I tried to interject when she started lying. Despised cops since...
Until you experience a law enforcement officer, with the power to put you in cuffs, accusing you of something that isn’t true, you don’t understand the fragility of your Constitutional rights. Real world scenario today where law enforcement were wrongly accusing a client of felonies, Client called, I drove to the site, gave documentation, and law enforcement was wrong. In every possible way. They backed off, all is good. No apologies. No, “oh wow we were mistaken.” But instead a clear message conveying “we’re watching you, we’ll get you.” Damn. Most will never understand the fragility of freedom. Law abiding isn’t enough.
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A Friday/Simpson crossover would be crazy. 📸= the80s90searly2000s (IG)
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The term “conspiracy theorist” was born out of the JFK assassination. It supposedly was made up by the CIA. And to think 60 plus years later, they’re still calling us names for telling the TRUTH!
They called you a conspiracy theorist. Then they released the paper that blows up their own story. The CIA just released a document that contradicts the CIA. Their own file on Venezuela and Smartmatic. Their own file called Smartmatic a U.S. national-security threat in 2006. It said Chávez wanted to stop a sitting American president. It described a 2012 Venezuela rigging plan: targeted machines, a set margin, built to beat an audit. The CIA’s source reported Chavez “congratulated” the team for rigging the election with the previously set margin. Then the CIA wrote “no large-scale fraud” next to it. Eleven years later, Smartmatic showed up in the U.S. to build L.A. County’s system for $282M — America’s largest election jurisdiction — just in time for the 2020 election. Now its executives are federally charged with bribery and money laundering on that contract. And we are the conspiracy theorists?? 🫨🤯 1/2
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LoL, worth a try 🤷‍♀️
The Flock-o-matic! This is pretty amazing. This system detects Flock camera signals, so that when you drive by a Flock camera, the device automatically blocks your license plate. Once you're out of range, your plate visibility returns to normal. I'm almost certain this is illegal to do, so I'm not recommending you do it, but I will certainly be looking for the follow-up video so we can see how it's done - for informational purposes only, of course. 😈 Source: facebook.com/studiohotrods/r…
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🕷️A Poi$on $pider🕷️ retweeted
How about “weighing” reducing spending and debt — you know, like all Republicans promise to do when they campaign?
GOP WEIGHS DEBT-LIMIT HIKE BEFORE NEW CONGRESS Republican lawmakers are considering raising the U.S. debt ceiling during the post-election lame-duck session, potentially using budget reconciliation to avoid needing Democratic votes. House Budget Chair Jodey Arrington has floated a roughly $4 trillion increase, after Congress raised the ceiling by $5 trillion to $41 trillion in 2025. The proposal would address borrowing needs expected to become more pressing in 2027, while Congress also faces a Dec. 11 government-funding deadline.
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Poor fake tough guy Dan Bongina pissed off that his precious J6 Patsy being questioned… What an absolute disgrace this guy turned out to be.. Big bad Dan and Kash both talked a big game prior to going into the FBI and now all they do is gaslight their dwindling audiences…
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They called you a conspiracy theorist. Then they released the paper that blows up their own story. The CIA just released a document that contradicts the CIA. Their own file on Venezuela and Smartmatic. Their own file called Smartmatic a U.S. national-security threat in 2006. It said Chávez wanted to stop a sitting American president. It described a 2012 Venezuela rigging plan: targeted machines, a set margin, built to beat an audit. The CIA’s source reported Chavez “congratulated” the team for rigging the election with the previously set margin. Then the CIA wrote “no large-scale fraud” next to it. Eleven years later, Smartmatic showed up in the U.S. to build L.A. County’s system for $282M — America’s largest election jurisdiction — just in time for the 2020 election. Now its executives are federally charged with bribery and money laundering on that contract. And we are the conspiracy theorists?? 🫨🤯 1/2
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🕷️A Poi$on $pider🕷️ retweeted
❗️ 404 Media's "leaked video" on police beating Apple's 72-hour iPhone inactivity reboot shows a capability Magnet Forensics has openly advertised for more than a year and a half. No leak required: the phone-cracking firm markets the tool in question that disables the reboot timer and keeps seized iPhones easier to crack, with police praising it on its product page. Its own blog even lists the evidence iOS auto-deletes, from cached locations to recently deleted photos and iMessages, and says it can preserve iPhone data "indefinitely."
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