This is very good:
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Event in Sofia, also possible contact for @Dimitar:
Atanas Kiryakov
twitter.com/kiryakov_ak
Founder of Ontotext. Expert in AI areas referred to as semantic technology: reasoning, search, data management, knowledge graphs. I like wine, jazz, poetry
https://mobile.twitter.com/kiryakov_ak/status/1181091493794258944
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“Part-fraud, part-pump-and-dump, and part-money laundering, the scheme was primarily accomplished through two enterprises — Bitfinex and Tether”
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Hey guys, anybody knows anything about Google’ s Sycamore Quantum Computer?
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Different country, same tactics. Wikipedia even had to block some IP addresses of the US Senate and House.
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Maybe less Sudafed from the UK next time.
Also another example to watch out what you post online.
Edit: take such armchair theories as from the Tweeter below with a grain of salt of course.
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I don´t get it… people get sick.
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And sudafed no longer has the drug that could be extracted. Its now weak arse PE stuff
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I reckon the main take-away from pictures like this one is “Watch out what you post online!” Selfies are usually not just _self_ies.
One nasty aspect of the surveillance society is that you don’t even have to make the mistake of recording sensitive stuff yourself. The state does it for you, with no way to avoid it. This is also highly relevant to the perpetual nature of the Safe Network. I do, nonetheless, support SAFE, but discussions about this are hardly for this topic.
Of course, @hamarana, people get sick, so no biggie really, unless the drugs were illegal, and especially if the user had previously condemned their use. In this sense, I think, US presidents, from Kennedy to Obama, smoking (and in Clinton’s case more than that) Cuban cigars while keeping sanctions in place is much worse.
Salt grains should, of course, always be taken. What I myself posted above about the president of Finland was not necessarily an accurate description of what was said, but rather satire.
The world is a crazy place and it’s not always easy to know what’s satire and what’s more actual craziness. Now the difficulty of making this destinction is often abused. All too often outrageous statements are later taken back by saying they were “just jokes”.
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Want some joy? Here you go, just follow the instructions:
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McAfee DEX in Beta… could this really be a completely decentralized crypto exchange?
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Interesting @anon78865233. Serious and unnervingly funny because the Z80 was my first target processor. I designed and built a disk interface/OS for it in assembly language (initially hand coded) when I was learning about computers.
So my skills may be revived for the apocalypse!
Collapse OS, or should that be Brexit?
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Quite frankly I’m fed up of brexit. (As much as the next person). Thing is I voted remain, now I’m all for out! Enough is enough.
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This is an interesting change of heart. I don’t follow the drama very closely, but I was under the impression people usually changed their minds the other way. Maybe I was wrong.
We have so little information in the UK that it is a blur, many are fed up and rightly so. Personally I find it amazing that so many lies can be ignored. It is a disaster and people want it finished, but I fear for the ordinary person, I feel they will again suffer.
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