THE sentence of the day: A Macronist incumbent in the Marseille region came in 3rd in her seat. She just dropped out to support the left. She said, about why she's maneuvering to block the far-right:
"Defeats happen, but you can never recover from dishonor."
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/8 At any rate, congratulations to the Federalist Society for an achievement beyond the reach of the British, outside the grasp of bloody civil war, impossible to Nazis and Soviets and terrorists: defeating the American idea.
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OSS attracting top-tier adversarial research is IMO necessary for its survival. IDK what would happen if it dried up...
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An unfortunately large chunk of vulnerability research has "gone dark" and sells their findings to buyers that include intelligence agencies in repressive regimes and organised crime groups.
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I'm extremely grateful that there are excellent security researchers like the Qualys person/team and Google Project Zero who are putting their work into the public domain.
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OpenSSH 9.8 has just been released. It includes a fix for a critical race condition in sshd that could be exploited for remote code execution. It also contains a fix for a minor bug in ssh that saw the ObscureKeystrokeTiming feature work the opposite way as intended.
openssh.com/releasenotes...
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don't screw it up. don't screw it up. don't screw it up. don't screw it up. don't screw it up.
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going to start a debate about the debate about the debate
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Werner Herzog directing a Maybelline ad: Perhaps she is born with it. What a frightful notion, to be imbued with the fetters of capitalist commodification from birth. It suggests God Himself is a part of our dreadful pattern instead of a refuge from it.
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Though I guess that would technically not be "in the air", so nevermind
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Could be in orbit
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In "Bell Riots," the dystopian vision of 2024 is that sanctuary districts would be designated which legally permit the unhoused to sleep outside or in derelict buildings, where food is provided and there's an office that sets people up with work. Again, this is the dystopian part of the Bell Riots.
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What a cover
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May you feel the joy I felt in 2007 when I watched the (tory) Australian PM lose his own seat during my birthday party
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some states are unsafe for trans people to travel through, some states are unsafe for pregnant people to travel through, some states are unsafe for gay people to travel through, we’re developing this horrific patchwork of laws as fundamental rights are upended nationally
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AFAIK Finkel was one of the "embedded" reporters during the Iraq war and I never saw coverage from anyone in that role that wasn't completely one-sided (this was some of the context that was missing)
On Winner, I'd go with "negligent" _at best_ as a description of how The Intercept handled it
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not everything right: the paragraph around Collateral Murder (IMO the best thing that Wikileaks ever did) is pretty tendentious and omits some pretty relevant information.
Likewise the bit about Reality Winner omits the key context that The Intercept basically handed her over to the feds
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ITYM the most insufferable thing
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INCREDIBLY funny if this gets struck down not for violating the first amendment, but because it runs afoul of the Council of Nicaea.
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That doesn't absolve the media for gleefully gulping down what is obviously bad-faith bait
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I'll nitpick this a bit. Tesla would absolutely be a more financially successful company but it would also almost certainly be worth less on NASDAQ.
Musk's trick has been getting a tech company valuation for a car company, and extorting his investors with the prospect of that going away
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Should have gone with "You've bin chosen"
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Contender for favorite chart of all time:
Predictions vs. Reality for solar energy.
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