xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

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Good morning, the fact that this couple reforested thousands of acres in less than 20 years renders everything linkola and other eco-dorks said invalid.

"While you were chopping hands, I planted trees. While you were being emo in Finland, I planted trees. While you wrote manifestos, I planted trees. And now while your society is enjoying more oxygen and animals, you dare to ask me for help?"

@BowsacNoodle @mangeurdenuage @sj_zero

Well if you've heard about the wargaming effort called Cyber Polygon, coordinated by the WEF, these events will come as no surprise.

You can get more details here: https://cyberpolygon.com/about/

Screenshots are from their 2021 report.

Countless flights have been canceled, hospital services have been disrupted, online services are down for a number of big banks, and we are being told that millions of workers may not receive paychecks this month. #CyberSecurity
https://www.activistpost.com/2024/07/the-blue-screen-of-death-could-throw-the-global-economy-into-a-state-of-chaos-for-weeks.html

Movie games used to be a thing AND they were fun
This LOTR game was a blast (and it had great co-op) and it was produced by EA
This is what passed for corposlop in like '05 lol

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defying physics really strengthens your core

@ lexbu

#DreamJournal Ubuntu released a new version that fixed everything. i don't know what this means but they fixed "everything" and now everyone loves Ubuntu and ubuntu has more users than windows now. i literally do not know what they changed but something about this new version is special

It's incredible how x86 and x86-64 managed to be such a mess full of historical quirks, and it makes me wonder whether preserving backwards compatibility as a priority above everything else is really worth it.

Yea and two years ago, the Linux Falcon-Sesnor was a full on kernel module (and only worked with very selection versions of Debian/RHEL/SLES because CrowdStrike doesn't know how the fuck DKMS works). A similar Linux issue could have been way worse. I really pushed back on Falcon Sensor at one company and the security team was filled with fucking morons.

The newer Falcon-Sensor for Linux uses eBPS, but it still runs as root and is a massive attack vector waiting for a disaster. The only way things get better is if company stop using it entirely.

9 years later, he's still doing it
#crowdstrike #vinesauce

It's like 9/11, but not a CIA false flag .... or is it?

CrowdStrike has always been a shit company. Their Linux sensor only works with very specific distributions and kernels. Even nvidia knows how to use DKMS to distribute their binary blobs for everyone.

Their Falcon-sensor is a security disaster waiting to happen. It gives full access to everything on disc on every server. Their installation package runs as root, accesses their custom kernel module, and auto-updates itself. I'm honestly surprised this whole thing isn't worse.

Europoors

A massive technology outage is wreaking havoc worldwide. Early reports blame the chaos on an issue with Microsoft, the dominant operating system for desktop computers and the software Falcon from CrowdStrike. #CyberSecurity #technologynews
https://www.activistpost.com/2024/07/massive-global-technology-outage-grounds-flights-takes-down-banks-medical-services-and-911.html