Yeah when I was watching all the traffic piling up inside the gulf I was thinking of Mohammed Aisha who, because of the quirks of maritime law and bad luck, was basically marooned on a vessel off the coast of Egypt all alone for years. Then there's the Yellow Fleet, stuck in the Suez for 8 years.
Tucker is trying to position himself ahead of whatever neoMAGA movement is forming.
There's still a nucleus of Romney Republicans who can't stand Trump, and will probably vote Democrat in the midterm, but what they hate is the crassness and obvious corruption. They would prefer a return to when fascists calmly used big words. They think secret police slamming abuela's face into the curb outside the Piggly Wiggly is too much and would prefer a return to the time when that practice was reserved for young black and Latino men.
Then there's former MAGAs who, turns out, were true believers in the whole pedophilia being bad thing. Or some were true believers in isolationism. The Thomas Massies and MTGs. They're like Orange Man Bad, but nothing else in their beliefs has changed. Currently homeless.
If it wasn't for the anti-Israeli spending streak in this movement Israel would be funding it already.
Actually one of my most favorite memories because the simplicity of the solution using recursion blew my little mind. It was like discovering a magic spell.
Gnutsak
Back in the days where they used miniatures to do spaceships sometimes the vfx dept. would take model kits and glue the entire plastic sheet, sprues and all, to the miniature. You know, like this.
I invite you to look beyond the machinery of misinformation—an integral part of this aggression—and instead speak with those who have visited Iran. Observe the many accomplished Iranian immigrants... Do these realities align with the distortions you are being told about Iran and its people?
Sorry is there an Adrian Zenz-like figure I can ask instead?
Seriously though I admire that, despite all we've done to them, he still responds with a dignity that we certainly don't deserve. Of course we're totally deaf to this as a people, but I respect the gesture.
There's no way they want to eliminate bot traffic, it would kill 2/3rds of their traffic instantly. So this just means, "bots that aren't paying us."
Somebody here said something like, "Can't wait for libs to tell me I'm responsible for a Vance presidency because I refuse to vote for this ghoul." I think about that every time he opens his mouth. Can't wait for all the milquetoast liberal pushback against Newsom's despicable rhetoric to melt away into "Blue no matter who" the minute he is coronated by the plutocracy.
His health was so fucked it has its own wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Health_of_Charles_Darwin
You paid for something and never got it. Initiate chargeback with your bank. Amazon may close your account for this, but fuck them.
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IMO it comes down to the actual clients and work. Like you said, there are legit reasons for digital forensics.
I assume in your country that there is some judicial process, including challenges and appeals, involved in searches and that those phones are allegedly being used in specific, articulated crimes. If that is the case then I think there's justification for trying to get into the phone. However if that judicial process is absent or a sham, there are no crimes being articulated beyond hand-waving like "terrorism" or "national security", or the entire apparatus is rotten to the core, then it becomes immoral.
I know people who have had similar jobs and when a bad job comes down they refuse. So far, they haven't been fired, but they were willing to be fired. If you were cracking the phones of child molesters and human traffickers then you're doing good work. If it's people protesting climate change you'd have an ethical duty to refuse, and be prepared to walk.