Never trust lawmakers who want to expand surveillance “to protect children”.
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Never trust lawmakers who want to expand surveillance “to protect children”.
It’s never about protecting children.
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Never trust lawmakers who want to expand surveillance “to protect children”.
It’s never about protecting children.
@drahardja
[to gov'nt goons] You know what, we've seen what you think about children... it's time for you to fucking stop -
Never trust lawmakers who want to expand surveillance “to protect children”.
It’s never about protecting children.
@drahardja so many of said lawmakers are actively protecting child rapers.
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Never trust lawmakers who want to expand surveillance “to protect children”.
It’s never about protecting children.
@drahardja I think if I ran things, anyone professing to "protect children" without specifying what from would be arrested on the spot.
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@drahardja so many of said lawmakers are actively protecting child rapers.
@mwyman You don’t need more surveillance to read the goddamn Epstein files
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Never trust lawmakers who want to expand surveillance “to protect children”.
It’s never about protecting children.
@drahardja based
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Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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@cwebber could it be “water fat”?
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Il regime di Teheran sta riaprendo lo stretto di Hormuz. Ma lo apre solo per se stesso. E solo a vantaggio della Cina, che sta offrendo dietro le quinte supporto tecnologico-logistico alla sua resistenza e controffensiva militare contro gli altri Paesi del Golfo.
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We've had a pretty severe ice storm here in southern Quebec. When this happens, cables snap under the weight of the ice, or falling trees bring down a whole line of poles. Our electrical company also stages strategic blackouts to balance out the grid. Regardless of why, my electricity and Internet access is fragile today and probably tomorrow. I think I've rescheduled all my planned meetings, but if I am unresponsive today, that's why.
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Google paid $17.1m to researchers last year for vulnerability reports
More than half of the payouts went to Google's Android, Chrome, and Cloud bug bounty programs
Since its inception in 2010, Google has paid over $81.6 million for vulnerability reports
https://bughunters.google.com/blog/google-vrps-in-review-2025
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Il petrolio continua a passare dallo stretto di Hormuz: ma è solo quello dell’Iran diretto in Cina
di Federico Fubini
Perché Teheran ha in mano una grande arma di coercizione economica e strategica (che forse gli Usa hanno sottovalutato)
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L'impotenza di una Europa impaurita - Stefano Allievi
https://stefanoallievi.it/articoli/limpotenza-di-una-europa-impaurita/
> Sta succedendo di tutto. Eppure siamo convinti che a noi non succederà niente. Ma non sarà esattamente così. Sono passati quattro anni dall’invasione dell’Ucraina. Due e mezzo dall’attacco di Hamas […]
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Scott Cunningham (@scottbath.bsky.social)
https://bsky.app/profile/scottbath.bsky.social/post/3mgrpttpbts2k
> Morning light #WindowsOnWednesday #Snail #Nature #EastCoastKin #PhotographersOfBluesky
