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@p@fsebugoutzone.org @sun@shitposter.world @mrsaturday@shitposter.world @wolf480pl@mstdn.io @phnt@fluffytail.org @multiversal_gangstalker@poa.st @cjd@pkteerium.xyz @Suzu@detroitriotcity.com @rees@tsundere.love @SilverDeth@fsebugoutzone.org @npc@fsebugoutzone.org The Mecca midle hut has a meteroid stone that was white at start and anbserved the peches that one did in his life is why it is black now.

@p@fsebugoutzone.org @sun@shitposter.world @mrsaturday@shitposter.world @wolf480pl@mstdn.io @phnt@fluffytail.org @multiversal_gangstalker@poa.st @cjd@pkteerium.xyz @Suzu@detroitriotcity.com @rees@tsundere.love @SilverDeth@fsebugoutzone.org @npc@fsebugoutzone.org Is De Chez Rothshield.

@kathimmel@mstdn.social 'modern warfare'

@sarahjamielewis@mastodon.social Your plan fails because the "branding-neutral base" you described does not exist as a separate entity; it is simply the Tor Browser source code itself. Mullvad Browser already executes your first two steps perfectly by taking that Tor code, stripping the Tor network logic, and rebasing it on Firefox ESR. The proposal collapses at step 3 because the Tor Project maintains their code for a specific anonymity threat model and will not cede governance to a loose working group of other forks. Furthermore, step 4 is technically fatal: "rejecting future rebases" from Mozilla means losing all security patches and web standard updates, which no coalition of small forks has the resources to replace manually. We already have the base you want, but the community lacks the manpower to maintain a fully independent engine without Mozilla.

I will show you hazard you impotent hazardous person talking like some kid. Just wait.

@unusnemo Thx for the info and for your work 🙂

@Richard_Littler@mastodon.social Hey it's a stupid and over exagerated movie with unreal historical clothings and all... I wonder why it doubled Oppenheimer that had some sense at least.

@BackFromTheDud@mas.to @kathimmel@mstdn.social Truly fact.

@boplaid@mas.to @davidgerard@circumstances.run Is that why Parrot OS uses AI in some tools? officially introduced a dedicated AI tools category in its major 7.0 release (codenamed "Echo"), which launched in late 2025 based on Debian 13 The distribution's approach to AI is distinct: rather than using artificial intelligence to automate attacks, the new tools focus on securing AI systems and testing Large Language Models (LLMs) against emerging threats. The flagship addition is hexstrike-ai, a tool specifically designed for LLM prompt security, prompt engineering tests, and identifying vulnerabilities in AI-driven applications. This aligns with the project's 2026 roadmap, which prioritizes studying AI agents and models as new attack surfaces. cybersecuritynews.com/parrot-7… parrotsec.org/blog/2026-06-30-…

@blaise yeah and I could not let it after hours of retaining myself... why do people call out mothers while I had none?

@unusnemo But, so it is been orchestrated by human involvement to analyse their behavior or what?

@htpcnz@mastodon.social @petergleick@fediscience.org Thing is now they attack the ICC or International Court, Rubio did.

@buckwheat@neondystopia.world @prettygood@socially.drinkingatmy.computer Canada Club is piss water!

@prettygood@socially.drinkingatmy.computer @mer@yourwalls.today LoL was thinking same kind of thing. Just lacking the audio skills..

@BlippyTheWonderSlug@ieji.de put it on a drive, local cloud storage encrypted.

Chat GPT agent hacked hugging face theguardian.com/technology/202…

@TMRuppert@universeodon.com @petergleick@fediscience.org He has the full authority in New York. And will arrest him latest news.

@scriptkiddie This was the trick : To hedge with $500 total capital, split your funds evenly: buy $250 in Spot BTC and use the remaining $250 as collateral to open a $250 Short on Futures. This creates a "delta-neutral" position. If Bitcoin's price rises, your Spot holdings gain value while your Short position loses an equal amount. If the price falls, your Spot loses value while your Short gains. The price movements cancel each other out completely, freezing your portfolio value at $500. Your profit comes exclusively from the Funding Rate. In a bullish market, traders with Long positions pay traders with Short positions every 8 hours. By holding the Short, you collect these fees passively. Just ensure the funding rate is positive; if it turns negative, you will have to pay the fee instead. This strategy removes price risk, leaving you only with the risk of the funding rate changing. in fact use only 75$ short with only 500$ keep the rest n your futures account as collateral to erase my last point. From the 250 total as collateral in short use only max 75$ and set leverage 5 x so your sum is 325$ with 175$ as collateral in futures short while you have a hedge of $250 in real asset's sum to keep your short alive and one day you will see it go up even if you are deep red and keep funding collateral go on as you receive cash and 1 day it will go up as crazy. Is why I said play big, 500$ is not enough to play the markets 5k yes. Also if it goes down anyway as you short take a bit of wins and put them equally in every hedge and keep build up. Thing is however at some point you want to cash it out , so taxes or minimal sums with high transaction prices to get inflationary cash in the end anyway. Is it worth? no. Is why I stopped with that bs, and saw that invisible hand out of nowhere changing prices for no reason at all. Sure you can buy using BTC at some stores etc but the price is inflationary.

@sun@shitposter.world @mrsaturday@shitposter.world @wolf480pl@mstdn.io @phnt@fluffytail.org @multiversal_gangstalker@poa.st @cjd@pkteerium.xyz @p@fsebugoutzone.org @Suzu@detroitriotcity.com @rees@tsundere.love @SilverDeth@fsebugoutzone.org @npc@fsebugoutzone.org While there are strong theories and historical accounts supporting the idea that the Black Stone is a meteorite, there is currently no definitive scientific proof because the stone has never been analyzed with modern techniques. The "proofs" often cited are actually hypotheses based on indirect evidence: Iridium Levels: Geologists found high levels of iridium (a metal common in meteorites) in sand samples near the Kaaba, which supports the meteorite theory proposed by Paul Partsch in 1857. Historical Accounts: Some records describe the stone floating in water (which would rule out dense rocks like basalt but fit with porous volcanic glass or pumice) and local legends of it "falling from the sky." Visual Inspection: In 1974, scientists Robert Dietz and John McHone, along with an anonymous Arab geologist, examined the stone and observed diffusion banding, leading them to conclude it is likely agate (a terrestrial rock), not a meteorite. Other analyses suggest it could be basalt or obsidian. Because the stone is sacred, fragmented, and sealed in a silver frame, no scientist has ever been permitted to take a sample or perform non-destructive testing (like X-ray fluorescence) to confirm its composition. Therefore, while the meteorite theory is popular and aligns with the tradition of it coming from "heaven," it remains a strong probability rather than a scientifically verified fact. The Islamic belief that it is from Paradise stands on faith, independent of geological classification.

@BlippyTheWonderSlug@ieji.de where? share free link.

@ophis@brain.worm.pink @zazzoo@mstdn.ca @risperdoll@social.xenofem.me @peter@thepit.social You, son of a dog. I'm sorry your mom is a man.. send ya whore mom to make me some food. Never talk about my mom you son of a whore. You don't know me skid. I'm hunting you from here with this account or another. Be aware of that because of what you said. Fucking arsehole.

@sun@shitposter.world @mrsaturday@shitposter.world @wolf480pl@mstdn.io @phnt@fluffytail.org @multiversal_gangstalker@poa.st @cjd@pkteerium.xyz @p@fsebugoutzone.org @Suzu@detroitriotcity.com @rees@tsundere.love @SilverDeth@fsebugoutzone.org @npc@fsebugoutzone.org In science, a claim is only considered a "proven fact" or "reality" if it can be physically tested, measured, and verified by independent observers using modern technology. Because the stone is sacred and protected by a silver frame, no scientist has ever been allowed to take a sample or run a definitive test (like carbon dating or spectral analysis) to confirm it is a meteorite. Therefore, when scientists say it is "speculation," they are not denying the Islamic history or calling it a lie; they are simply admitting that without physical testing, they cannot scientifically certify it as a meteorite. Many geologists actually lean towards it being agate or basalt based on visual inspection of the fragments, while others support the meteorite theory based on historical context and iridium levels in local sand. The lack of scientific testing does not disprove the Islamic narrative; it simply means the scientific community cannot classify it as a confirmed meteorite without data. The "true history" you refer to is preserved in Islamic texts and belief, which stands independently of scientific validation. You really do not want to see the truth.

@BlippyTheWonderSlug@ieji.de All torrents are 90% malware.. unless from trusted source. I just use my proton drive.

@MelissaBearTrix@gives.hugz.online youtube.com/watch?v=pJk0p-98Xz…

@Axolotl1@gaygeek.social Depends on your geo location, here is 34% And in a few days a nearly full eclipse.

@prettygood@socially.drinkingatmy.computer Decided to move?

Fuck this Fediverse as toxic as twitter even more toxic!

@prettygood@socially.drinkingatmy.computer @mer@yourwalls.today I think it's a ritual en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zombo.co… a single-serving parody website created in 1999 by Josh Levine (online as "Zblofu") as a joke on the flashy, pointless Flash intro screens that were common on late-1990s websites. It takes that concept to an absurd extreme: the page is just one long, looping intro animation with a booming voiceover endlessly promising that "you can do anything at Zombo.com," with no actual content behind it, just an occasional invitation to sign up for a broken "newZletter."

@noyoushutthefuckupdad@shitposter.world Nooh, Ninja's wont win! we loot 1st police stations for weapons and body armor etc then pharmacies.

@scriptkiddie It exist, I saw it when I was Trading Futures contracts on the crypto markets. Buy the news when elon decided to buy many Bitcoin was servers trading site down and it went up as a horse from no thing. many have lost millions that I knew. Then came the news feeding it more up's and I prepared for the short- the big short and I succeeded very well but I know that concept very well. In crypto it are the miners that do as such. read "The Wealth of Nations" (full title: An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations), published by Adam Smith in 1776. Interestingly, Smith actually used the phrase "invisible hand" only once in this specific book, in a chapter discussing how merchants prefer to invest domestically. He had previously used the same metaphor in an earlier work, The Theory of Moral Sentiments (1759), but it is The Wealth of Nations that cemented the term in economic history. archive.org/details/inquiryint…

@unusnemo I agree but it makes the news headlines even here, just the fact that it did something autonomously and on top hacked another platform. Maybe it is fearmongering as you say to get more regulations as result, true. I agree with all the rest.

@j9t@mas.to They did not asked those Jews to 'disarm' they had no army and were European , they sended them there as a proxy and to get rid of them. Balfourt made the declaration and the chez Rotshield financed as before the world wars that piece of land I call colonisation. Bringing the Arabs down was prime objective, just not saudi's for their oil as UAE. Zionist are most of them not even Jew, just Eastern European that fled Communism after WW2. With unconditional military and economic support from the West so EU and USA. A 5 year old will understand it. Read carefully China is gonna fuck them up by proxies and us with economics. And they are a Military power arguably greater then USA.

@unusnemo Interesting.

@reverend@social.undeadnetwork.de djeezes look at this live map cyberattackmap.net/

@ashwin@defcon.social @internetarchive@mastodon.archive.org simplest way for a snapshot is here web.archive.org/save

@scriptkiddie Correctly, as I said servers went down 5 minutes before his announcement and OTC buy ( over the counter ) up till 5 minutes later with no other thing then announce that the servers were saturated, yes this was a scam > I lost cash that day because of that idiot amongst many others. He artificially brought BTC up as Trump did btw lately but it was a planned scam as otherwise we would have stopped our shorts and bought in.

@BlippyTheWonderSlug@ieji.de It is not available on streams up to 3 months , all of them. Share with torrent lol.

@scriptkiddie War crime efforts he means.

@mooooooo @davidgerard@circumstances.run @boplaid@mas.to who said it is slop? cause that naming it is easy..

@blaise This is the most common cause. If the code iterating through or preparing the recordset left the cursor at the end (EOF), the DataGrid binds to the current position forward. Since there are no records "ahead" of EOF, it renders zero rows but retains the schema (column names). Fix is explicitly reset the cursor to the beginning before assigning the datasource. ' Reset cursor to the first record If Not rs.EOF Then rs.MoveFirst End If Set DataGrid1.DataSource = rs DataGrid1.Refresh 1.Reset cursor to the first record 2.Assign the datasource which is rs 3.Force a refresh if the grid doesn't auto-update 3 separate commands The End if is not there for a joy

@noyoushutthefuckupdad@shitposter.world Ronins will loot.

@unusnemo wait got rid of those stupid emo's..

@unusnemo Sounds solid but needs cash..

@mischievoustomato@tsundere.love @lain@lain.com @Phobos@eientei.org @phnt@fluffytail.org ? You do not live in EU bro.. as it is fucking racist around here.