He must’ve said something that threatened the people in power.
If you’d taken a few seconds to open the article, that is explained in the opening sentence.
Here it is for the other lazy people:
Saudi authorities arrested al-Jasser in 2018 and seized his devices, believing that he was behind an X, then known as Twitter, account that documented allegations of corruption within the Saudi royal family
I wonder how many hundreds of millions of dollars they’ve set aside for settlements.
Their comment was indicating that laptop batteries will be damaged if left plugged in constantly. Which is a thing that can happen with some laptops, and most old ones.
My comment was about how some modern laptops when left plugged in, will charge the battery and then start running directly from the wall-power once the battery is full. They bypass the charging once it is indicated to have a “full charge”.
Silence peasant, lest you go to the pillory!
-The gentry
That depends on the age and quality of the laptop. It’s been a while since some started directly running off the cable when the battery is full.
Wait a minute… Every single officer?
I wonder how many people in LA have a single cop for a neighbor.
Truly spoken like a theater person.
The vast majority of people don’t know anything beyond the first line or two, so it would never get going even if some people tried.
Threatened? So they didn’t ID them.
They got the data they wanted already.
Three months of civilian employees reporting on their tasks each week. They were literally mapping out the internal military structure of operations. And the media is glossing over how Russian IPs have tried to log into DOGE accounts with valid credentials.
Didn’t this give it away?:
… unlocking the full potential of Valve’s handheld device for cloud gaming.
The app is now available, and gamers can stream titles on the Steam Deck at up to 4K 60 frames per second …
An unbelievable amount of material thundered down into the valley
Yeah, watch the video if you haven’t. That was huge.
And it’s not over: The material is positioned such that it might block the river and flood the valley. So more people have been evacuated downstream.
Ishii Shiro is a prime example.
He was the head of Unit 731 and did things like live and unanesthetized vivisections on people, bioloogical weapons testing on children, etc… Which is among the milder things. The US made a deal for all his data, and he lived his last years in peace and anonymity as a free man. He actually worked for free as a local doctor for a period.
If you look up information about him in Japanese sources, most of it is apparently all about how was such a nice man who helped people, and basically that he did a little oopsie in the 40s.
Yes, the science was valuable,
That’s one of the worse parts, they didn’t really gain any of the knowledge they hoped for:
However, the information obtained was not of significant value, as the U.S. biological warfare program had surpassed the capabilities of Unit 731 by 1943.
No, you have to wait until traditional media like the evening news and print newspapers do it as well. Because the average boomer is still fed lies about the situation through those.
One thing he’s at least consistent on, is calling things “nasty” when they get to him personally.
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Translation: Unless you’ve revealed a bunch of personal information, it wont “predict” where you live.
I’d take it with a pinch of salt:
Linguists in Australia recently analyzed the Global Web-Based English Corpus (GloWbE), a massive database containing over 1.9 billion words from 1.8 million web pages across 340,000 websites in 20 English-speaking countries.
More, but worse.
I have a sneaking suspicion that a lot of people will dismiss it simply because it looks cheap. It’s like a a tech demo without textures. Although based on their multiple instances of stolen art, calling it an asset-flip is probably more accurate.
Survivorship/survival bias.
And yeah, it’s the same old “they really knew how to make * in the past”. Houses, bridges, spoons, video games, whatever. It’s just that the well made ones survive, and the badly made ones don’t.
Actually caught, or caught with a “ai detection” software?