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Still think having standards and regulations is sometimes good. I just saw a video of a traffic jam where the parents let their kid out to pee. And then an overweight truck slammed into the car and squashed it between the truck in front of them.
Many people in the comments wrote how that is really common in Colombia because they just donโt follow weight rules and no inspections apparently.
Apparently the dad might still be alive but not the mom.
That video was a weird perspective. Seeing how they filmed their kid out of the car, and then their point of view of being crashed into. Not something you see often.
We have standards and regulations here. So much so that it threatens the livelihood of independent truckers and favors large trucking corporations who can afford the often bullshit hoops set out for them that the little guys canโt. The climate change bs being one of the big ones.
But that said we still have people in trucks who canโt even read road signs killing people on the highway.
Corrupt government forms of regulation arenโt the answer. Common law and accountability is.
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Since the so-called ceasefire began on October 10, 2025, Gaza has continued to suffer under repeated Israeli violations. At least 411 Palestinians have been killed and over 1,100 injured. The ceasefire is a lie.
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The US economy grew at an annualized rate of a robust 4.3 per cent in the third quarter, according to official data released today. wsj.com/economy/us-gdp-q3-2025โฆ
Just because figures are "official", it doesn't mean they're **accurate**. I wouldn't trust *any* economic figures to come out of this administration. They have proven that facts don't matter. Only stroking Dear Leader's ego matters. #USpol ---
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I may be from the USA, but the flag that stirs my heart most is the flag of San Francisco, Antioquia, Colombia... they must be the most remarkable wise people to have such a perfect flag.
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If anybody is wondering about La Poste 'cyberattack', they appear to be getting targeted by craptavists.
They've been getting a mix of packeted, and layer 7 HTTP floods.
They've moved behind Radware now by flicking their traffic in BGP for packet scrubbing.. but they didn't appear to have anything for layer 7 in place that worked. They still operate on prem with BIG-IP F5 boxes.
IMHO - you shouldn't use BIG-IP F5 directly internet facing in 2025 if it's critical infrastructure, have it behind a cloud WAF and have the origin firewalled off to just the WAF service.
Why is #AviLoeb being taken seriously and why are so many presumably professional news outlets publishing his bonkers unfounded opinions about 3I/Atlas? #astronomy #astrophysics #comet
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It's hard to tell if it's a sheer lack of professionalism, or if it's an intentional implicit message to the #West that the defacto #ISIS government in #Damascus has officially given up the Syrian #GolanHeights. I bet it's the latter.
In an X post to celebrate the lifting of the #Caesar sanctions, the Syrian ministry of foreign affairs included a map of #Syria without the occupied territory.
I include another map of Syria showing the internationally recognized borders for comparison.
Oh, and it's not my catch. Lots of Syrian activists are furious about it on social media. And the fascists that support him are saying "who cares, it's all Druze areas anyway". Even though the Golan Heights are important for the water security of the Damascus area.
Agreed. But this is even more than criminality. The entire Timber Sycamore project from the CIA was to weaken regional resistance via various forms of infiltration. ISIS was/is still, long-term speaking, tactically laughable. But they did play with all gradients of sectarianism in Syria. It was a sandbox of sorts.
Not trying to emulate Saddam's paranoia here, but Sharaa does feel like a modern day Eli Cohen.
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I'm about to potentially incriminate myself but why not. In 2015 I think? A friend at the time dared me to do a cover of I want a hippopotamus for christmas. After hunting down an instrumental that wasn't the original but still its own brand of cartoonish, a whole pot of coffee and an empty house so nobody would hear how overly happy and ridiculous I sounded while recording, did this in one take and said I was going to just leave it as is. I still can't believe I actually did this but here you go. My christmas gift to everybody, or something. dropbox.com/scl/fi/d0gacbjuv8sโฆ
@munchkinbear I found it while digging through drives and trying to see what I had lying around, I can't believe that shit was 10 years ago. I had a moment
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I get asked a lot lately what the I think people who want to get into cyber security should focus on. My go to answer is incident response, since it seems like the mountains of vibe code and half-assed zero trust architectures is creating galactic scale potential breach energy. Would that be called vibe responders? Or is that for when we figure out how to hand over IR to AI as well?
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I used to work at Starbucks. I know exactly how they make every drink. If you ever want an at-home dupe, let me know what one and I probably know how to make it. If not, I guarantee I can figure it out easily enough. Screw Starbucks and their union busting and various other issues, save yourself a few bucks.
For instance: Their mocha is literally just hot cocoa mix with a pinch of salt, and a little extra sugar, mixed with water. Use a hot cocoa packet, add just enough milk to make it into a thinned paste/thick syrup, and add coffee (instant coffee absolutely works for this) and hot milk. It'll taste better and you can get hot cocoa packs that'll work at a dollar tree for 2 for a buck.
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Assuming this isn't AI (which I'm not 100% on - none of the trucks in my area have dumping arms that work like that, and the trash that pops out of the can looks suspicious), the homeowner:
-Wasn't supposed to wedge the can in between the mailbox and the massive pole or tree
-Possibly had the can facing the wrong direction
-Put loose dirt in the can??
So the worker is in the wrong, but so is the homeowner.
@DaddyO Those are the old style arms. Our trucks switched over to the new ones a few years ago. Now they use a chain drive or something to elevate the cans. They arenโt as hard on them but they still crack them eventually.
It seemed like the hydraulic pressure was a bit high on the truck in the video. Or it takes a finesse obviously not present here to run it properly.
I'm pretty sure that ever since 2008 the mainstream corporate economy has just been fake, and all of these companies are just getting cash handouts from the treasury.
That's the only explanation of why they suddenly started to only care about signaling political alignment and just completely stopped caring about customers, service, and ... being a company.
Interestingly, only a couple of people in the office got the joke (exactly the ones I expected - my fellow pervs). Everyone else has been like 'that's a weird looking Christmas tree..'
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