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Trump = 88
originally posted by: SideEyeEverything
a reply to: oldschoolwarhawk
Sorry. no.
Sleepy Joe Biden just lost the Black Vote. This statement is a disaster from which their is no recovery! t.co...
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This is not a game!
DIRECT ATTACK TODAY BY NYT/CLOWNS IN AMERICA:
www.nytimes.com...
Do you believe in coincidences?
How many coincidences do you need before you believe?
This is the biggest insider drop in the history of the world.
Pray.
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Yes
Godspeed.
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May God also grant all of us the wisdom to ask what concrete steps we can take to reduce the violence and weaponry in our midst.
Note when we just sent the go orders and when this Tweet went live.
Coincidence?
Pray.
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A small U.S. company with ties to the U.S. defense and intelligence communities has embedded its software in numerous mobile apps, allowing it to track the movements of hundreds of millions of mobile phones world-wide, according to interviews and documents reviewed by The Wall Street Journal.
Anomaly Six LLC a Virginia-based company founded by two U.S. military veterans with a background in intelligence, said in marketing material it is able to draw location data from more than 500 mobile applications, in part through its own software development kit, or SDK, that is embedded directly in some of the apps. An SDK allows the company to obtain the phone’s location if consumers have allowed the app containing the software to access the phone’s GPS coordinates......
Even amidst China's wholesale hacking of its island neighbor, though, CyCraft's Duffy argues that the semiconductor industry represents a particularly dangerous target. Stealing chip schematics, he points out, could potentially allow Chinese hackers to more easily dig up vulnerabilities hidden in computing hardware. "If you have a really deep understanding of these chips at a schematic level, you can run all sorts of simulated attacks on them and find vulnerabilities before they even get released," Duffy says. "By the time the devices hit the market, they're already compromised."
originally posted by: scraedtosleep
a reply to: saladfingers123456
I think he was just being dramatic.