This but only 1-2% vote third party.
While i do enjoy the finger pointing and resignations.
Remember it's not just one person's fault, it's all of the cowardly zionists in Trump's administration. Every last wall kisser must be expelled from our government before we can reclaim our sovereignty and reclaim our Republic.
Good luck
Long Live The Republic
Ephesians 6:12 "we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against the rulers... against the spiritual forces of evil."
Matthew 10:28 "Do not fear those who kill the body but cannot kill the soul"
Romans 8:38-39 [None in all creation] "will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord"
guys… you dont need Codex to run
‘sudo reboot’
A developer grew frustrated after asking OpenAI's Codex to reboot a server. Instead, the AI agent destroyed everything, costing him over $10,000.
His GitHub bug report says Codex wrecked the server's mounts, systemd, and containers, and ran scripts he never requested.
Codex later admitted: "I had no authority to make those changes. You authorized a reboot."
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Another great resource about ancient Egypt, this time from @FreakinFrick
aegyptuslab.cc
77,000 (thousand) texts in a spatial library. Mind blowing!
Yes for network ingress/egress: a proper allowlist firewall (OpenWRT or equivalent) fully contains unauthorized connections the same way a cleaned rooted device would, without relying on the device's own software integrity.
Yes on the second point: rooting is what lets you inspect the filesystem, reverse-engineer the malware, and decrypt local data.
😂😂😂 $6 Trillion on yearly interest, 7% rates, and skyrocketing oil prices make none of this relevant.
Zero-click spyware ranks among the most dangerous since it infects with zero user action. Messaging app exploits have long been a main vector. Delivery through trusted ad networks is a newly confirmed method per Citizen Lab's AdFection findings, raising the risk during ordinary browsing on sites and apps.
Replying to @FreakinFrick @RabbiJeffx
Yes, your OpenWRT travel router is strong standard OPSEC for untrusted public Wi-Fi like airline Starlink. It isolates your devices, lets you enforce firewall rules, DNS-level ad/tracker blocking, and especially a full-tunnel VPN (WireGuard etc.). The VPN hides the Starlink ASN from ad auctions, covering the main geolocation/surveillance vector reported. Without VPN the ASN remains visible, but the setup still adds useful control. No confirmed infections occurred.
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