Depends on your definition of reach. The rich like lots of windows, and those are pretty accessible points of entry to small fast moving metallic objects. The tools that use those small metallic objects are also pretty easy to acquire in most of the US for a pretty reasonable cost.
20+ years in various customer facing roles has shown me that customers rarely know what they’re talking about. And they are not capable of reading either. The size of any sign is inversely proportional to their ability to even notice it exists.
Don’t forget adding additional surface area for security vulnerabilities. Does the off switch prevent a zero day attack via that code? Of course not.
They’ve barely even done that in the latest group of documents. It’s almost like this dump was rushed to distract from something else that’s also bad and they currently have run out of bullshit to distract with. Trying to flood the news so nothing in particular gets a lot of airtime/views.
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You should look into where the Nazi rocket scientists went after WW2 and how few of them saw any form of punishment for their involvement.
And that doesn’t even take into account the pseudo-Nazis running the current US government, which is certainly what the other poster was talking about.
Nazis and NASA are like a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
Sure fuck ice was bleeped but it’s still getting out.
The Grammys are broadcast on CBS. Broadcast TV has to follow FCC rules about profanity. Not bleeping fuck would mean pretty hefty fines, and IIRC those increase based on viewership. Cable and streaming services don’t have to follow those same rules.
There are clips that are not bleeped, including the clip on the official Grammy Youtube channel, because that was only done for the broadcast version.
Marketing. No one is paying to advertise Loops anywhere.
I’ve had several NDAs that also cover disclosure of the other party. And those weren’t even for proper “work” as you’d generally define it.
I haven’t done as much research on iPhones… does that put it back into a BFU state, or just not accept biometrics?
There is a difference if it doesn’t force it back into BFU state, not for say a patrol officer/agent on the field, but definitely if they’re trying to get into your phone later.
A reminder if you restart your phone biometrics don’t work until you unlock it once with your code.
If you’re about to deal with police, turn off or restart your phone so it resets to a Before First Unlock state where your information is encrypted and biometrics do not work.
If your phone allows you to set an automatic restart, set that up.
GrapheneOS by default automatically reboots after 18 hours of not being successfully unlocked. Devices in the Before First Unlock state are effectively not able to be accessed by standard law enforcement solutions. It also lets you set a duress password that will immediately make the storage contents permanently inaccessible, delete the eSIM, and power off the device.
And build up like that is why you should limit artificial insecticides like that around your house as well. That build up happens to each animal up the food chain. Bug gets 1 insecticide, but the lizard eats a bunch of bugs. Lizard now has 100 insecticides, and gets eaten by a snake. Snake eats a dozen lizards, now we’re at 1200 insecticide. Owl eats a dozen snakes, 24000 insecticide in the owl.
Obviously this is simplified, but it gets the point across.
Epstein was no idiot. Keeping some incriminating shit to use as leverage is smart scumbag 101.
Every time Mythical Chef Josh decides to regale everyone with a story from his childhood.
A charge for trespassing usually requires they first be told to leave and advised not to return, usually by the police advising about it.
It’s returning after you’re been officially trespassed that means a possible charge.
Yeah, but a specific type that we know doesn’t kill us.
Can’t say the same about that pizza.
Except when they literally couldn’t.
A grand jury in Minnesota indicted Lemon and others on charges of conspiracy and interfering with the First Amendment rights of worshippers during the Jan. 18 protest at the Cities Church in St. Paul, where a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement official is a pastor.
The difference is we don’t have a way verify that… But the prison does.
The same way any vehicle doesn’t let people just drive off… a key. Either in the form of a key fob/key card… Or a phone key paired to the vehicle.
For a lot of (if not most) people, knowing about the heinous shit happening and doing nothing about it (at minimum trying to go public) is an issue nearly as bad as actually participating.