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HellieSkellie

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  • FDA Rule

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  • Narcan's used to try and stop ODs. Onion's implying our administration wants people to OD

  • Finnish President wants to establish a new world order

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  • Is Finland considered western?

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    How Hackers Use NPMSCan.com to Hack Web Apps (Next.js, Nuxt.js, React, Bun)

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  • What pointers do ya got

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    We're not so different you know

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  • If you believe China's social credit system is a good way to "strengthen public trust" then I want to know how you feel about people like Xu Xiaodong, whose social credit was destroyed for exposing fake martial artists and refusing to apologize to them.

  • I'm voting for MTG/Fetterman in 2028

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  • They're releasing a Fetterman Secret Lair? Hasbro has truly gone money-hungry

  • Why did Thanos, with the power of all the infinity stones, never think to try doubling the amount of resources in the world?

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  • The comic had better writing. Thanos killed half the universe so he could fuck Death. He thought she'd love that shit since she's, y'know, death. I'd do the same for a goth girl.

  • Why did Thanos, with the power of all the infinity stones, never think to try doubling the amount of resources in the world?

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  • Did Lex Luthor write this

  • TIL that the USA has an application form that's 136 pages long to be filled by people applying for positions that involves national security.

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  • For a real answer here's roughly what DOD contracting makes.

    With a degree you can probably start around $125k-$160k a year. Without a degree or experience I've seen people start as low as $78k a year, and as high as $115k a year. It all really depends on how much funding the contract you work for has.

    5 years in experience, training, certs, whatever else there are people making anywhere from $180k-$250k.

    10+ years in, $300k+. At this point you're likely specialized in something through experience alone and can barter your salary to whatever since you might be the only person available for any given position. The pool of people who work in intelligence is small, I saw an RF engineer haggle their way up to $550k a year for a technical position.

  • Such a good baby!

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  • "What does this mean for art? To me, it shows that what matters most is not who made it or what tools were used, but its message and how it makes us feel."

  • California to become first state to sell cheap insulin through state-backed program

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  • This reads like you're saying diabetics don't deserve cheap insulin in California. This is not too little and is not ineffective for the people living in poverty with diabetes.

  • Man pleads guilty to arson attack at Pennsylvania Gov. Shapiro's home, gets 25 to 50 years

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  • https://www.spotlightpa.org/news/2025/09/pennsylvania-governor-mansion-fire-repair-costs-secrecy-josh-shapiro/

    It's weird to give politicians multi-million dollar mansions for free. It's weirder to renovate the mansion for $1,900,000 from tax payer money while only increasing taxes on the lower and middle class. It's weirder still that there is another $6,000,000 being stolen from tax funds again to fix his burnt down mansion now, while intentionally hiding where all of that renovation money went.

  • No need to elaborate

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  • Lmao

  • ICE is stepping up its smartphone tracking, but Android 16 has a secret weapon

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  • Time to tell on myself a bit, I was a 35N in the US army with experience adjacent to this subject. Stingrays are commercially available devices that pretty much anybody with big money can get their hands on and use. Private companies make various stingray-type devices and those private companies have salesmen who actively want to sell YOU on buying their equipment.

    For law enforcement, getting a continuing agreement with telecommunication companies to have legal access to bulk USP data is a big nightmare with lots of red tape. Even if a police department were to get these agreements with the telecommunications company you're now introducing all of the inconvenience of dealing with AT&T customer support to get your data from them. This isn't a joke, pretty often you will still have to work with/through the telecommunications company you have an agreement with to get your data. And to be honest their techs and reps are dumb as bricks, they are so often a common pain point.

    Setting up a stingray on the other hand gives the police department direct access to all the data themselves with no middle-men, and often they even have supplemental support from whichever company they bought their stingrays from. It's easier, faster, and more convenient data collection 99% of the time to not go through the genuine cell towers.

  • Once again, looking for PS2 game suggestions!

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  • Dark cloud 1 - amazing

    Dark cloud 2 (Dark Chronicle in EU) - 11/10, I replay it almost every year

  • [Aesop Rock] - Gopher Guts

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  • There's a hidden track from Aes that I couldn't find online for a long time that's in a similar vein: One of Four

  • How I, a non-developer, read the tutorial you, a developer, wrote for me, a beginner - annie's blog

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  • I just want a friendly user :(

  • Jimmy Kimmel’s Return Monologue on Way to Breaking Host’s YouTube Views Record

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  • Google just broke all third-party YT clients, including yt-dlp; a full JS implementation is now required.

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  • Read past headlines

  • Let's Make Sure Github Doesn't Become the only Option

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  • Gitlab, next question