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Who was bitching about the COVID vaccines getting de-approved? Wishing ill upon Saint RFK Jr? I forget some lib media assholes. Anyway, here's looking forward to chemo *der clink!* thegatewaypundit.com/2025/08/f…
A bombshell peer-reviewed study out of Italy has just shattered the narrative peddled by Big Pharma, corporate media, and government health bureaucrats.
Trump wants to forcibly remove the 2,000,000+ Gazans from their homeland and ship them off to some desert country.
The entire population of Gaza would be relocated and the United States would take control of the Palestinian territory under a plan being considered by the Trump regime.
AMD labelling their new mobile CPUs as "Ryzen AI" when they have a little NPU or something is very funny and definite proof that we are not in a bubble whatsoever
When an article says "some scientists think" then remember this: I, a scientist, once thought I could fit a whole orange in my mouth. I could, it turns out, get it in there, but I hadn't given sufficient thought to the reverse operation.
There is an SF short story by Eric Frank Russell with the title "Into Your Tent I'll Creep." It's relevant to this post. Extraterrestrial aliens come to Earth and find that they can communicate telepathically with the most intelligent species on Earth -- and that species is not humans.
The title is from a song by Harry B. Smith and Francis Wheeler, with music by Ted Snyder. It's a jazz standard.
I'm the Sheik of Araby, Your love belongs to me. At night when you're asleep, Into your tent I'll creep.
One of my favorite programs for the Mac is from a company called Objective Development -- Little Snitch -- and it's a host-based firewall that alerts you anytime something on your computer tries to reach the Internet for the first time (or you can set to always ask all the time, which I wouldn't recommend just because of the alert volume). I personally like to know what programs and apps are doing and with whom they are communicating, and this app is a useful if imperfect way of doing that.
The most jarring aspect of Little Snitch is how some programs suddenly phone home but you have no idea what's going on because the requested IP is some shared Amazon cloud server or something. Even after spending a few minutes digging on the IP, you probably still won't find a hostname and you're no closer to gauging whether you should allow the connection or not. But most of the time the program is silent, operating the background to block or allow various connections that you have specified previously.
Anyway, what I wanted to share that's neat about Little Snitch is when you install an app that you've had on your phone or iPad onto your Mac, suddenly you have a much better idea of where (if not who) your apps are communicating with, and maybe even a little more info about what these apps are actually doing in the background.
The other thing that can be challenging for newbies with Little Snitch is that it can be tough to figure out how to undo an IP or hostname block if it turns out you blocked something like a common CDN or authentication script.
It would be nice if Little Snitch would show at least a bit of sample about what kind of data was transmitted (besides of the ports/protocols), but that would likely require local TLS certificate authority (or similar) for inspecting contents of the encrypted connections.
I also watch every alert and decide whether to all until quit or until restart. I’m frustrated that there seems to be no index or guide to common types. When searching I want to accept the minimum that will allow me To read text and see images, nothing more and then only until quit. *.cdn.* seem safe and “tag” or “doubleclick” seem unnecessary. Any other guides?
For desktop Linux, there's something similar called OpenSnitch. I can't vouch for it because I haven't used it, but I think I read about it a few years ago in Linux [Pro] Magazine.
back in the good old days of earlier OSX when piracy was a little more common for Mac "apps", Little Snitch was often the only piece of software certain people would buy because it was the most reliable way to stop all your pirated apps from phoning home.
I’ve been using Little Snitch for many years and find it invaluable. When I installed the Vivaldi browser I let Little Snitch show me what each site does. Frightening at t
Ive been using Little Snitch for years. I use some of objective-see’s tools as well but prefer Little Snitch for monitoring. When I installed the Vivaldi browser I let Little Snitch show me what each site was doing under the hood. Frightening.
my approach Buy Mac Pay cash Have usb with little snitch In the shop Boot Mac Configure privacy first No internet Install little snitch Load profile to block all telemetry from apple based on Michael bazzel Start internet
For me, on my Android phone, it's Glasswire, and it indicated recently a first network connectionan app for a phone I've had for years, with the app install/last updated date of 2008 which predators my phone and glassware app. "AudioMirroring".
Many years ago I used to have a firewall like that. Probably on W95 or in the (DR-)DOS era. No idea any more with OS/2 2.1. I guess nothing ever replaced it.
Excellent app. You can also download and install publicly available blocklists of thousands of tracking sites. I found I didn’t have the patience to analyze outgoing destinations for every app. The blocklists probably miss some problematic sites, but using them seems like an easy win.
I've been using it for years. Another frustrating aspect is how perfectly valid phone home requests, even some by the OS itself, manage to look very suspicious and require a bit of digging on the Interweb before feeling safe.
I wish Apple would use apple[dot]com URLs (or similar).
I became a convert after switching back to macOS a few years ago - it's really handy when you juggle open source and commercial product dev and need to make sure things work as advertised on the network side; if you write code using open source dependencies (aka everyone writing code) you absolutely need something like this as an additional layer of defense on the supply chain side
One of my favorite programs for the Mac is from a company called Objective Development -- Little Snitch -- and it's a host-based firewall that alerts you anytime something on your computer tries to reach the Internet for the first time (or you can set to always ask all the time, which I wouldn't recommend just because of the alert volume). I personally like to know what programs and apps are doing and with whom they are communicating, and this app is a useful if imperfect way of doing that.
The most jarring aspect of Little Snitch is how some programs suddenly phone home but you have no idea what's going on because the requested IP is some shared Amazon cloud server or something. Even after spending a few minutes digging on the IP, you probably still won't find a hostname and you're no closer to gauging whether you should allow the connection or not. But most of the time the program is silent, operating the background to block or allow various connections that you have specified previously.
Anyway, what I wanted to share that's neat about Little Snitch is when you install an app that you've had on your phone or iPad onto your Mac, suddenly you have a much better idea of where (if not who) your apps are communicating with, and maybe even a little more info about what these apps are actually doing in the background.
OK so the first thing you need to know is you're going to be hearing some very weird shit about Giuliani and a lady that happened the night of the accident, and what you need to remember is that it was TOTALLY UNRELATED and TOTALLY NORMAL. RE: bsky.app/profile/did:plc:jmte4…
What we're seeing in the UK (predominantly England) today is simply thinly-veiled racism dressed up as patriotism. Just call it what it is: scapegoating immigrants for problems created by decades of government policy and corporate greed.
To obtain the Blackwall Quickhack in Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty, you need to complete the "Somewhat Damaged" mission after choosing to help Solomon Reed during the "Firestarter" quest. Inside the Experimental Prototyping room, you can find the blueprint for the Blackwall Quickhack, which requires either a special passcode or a Technical Ability of 15 or higher to access.
New Mexico has issued a public health order that removes federal restrictions to COVID-19 vaccine access so that pharmacies in New Mexico can vaccinate people of all ages and risk profiles. Every state needs to do this!
Yesterday I messaged my governor, Bob Ferguson, asking him to do something so anyone in Washington State who wants the COVID-19 vaccine can get it. Maybe I’ll message him again so I can attach these screenshots.
I encourage everyone to contact your governor and sec of health to increase access of covid vaccines as NM is doing. I did and also asked them to form a state coalition for public health as the Northeast is doing but in the West/Midwest. I also asked if the state could buy vaccines in bulk in anticipation of further restrictions and possible eventual banning of the covid vaccine. The CDC can no longer be trusted to provide evidence and science-based guidance. #PublicHealth
Either CVS hasn't read the memo yet, or their system is absolutely *plowed* with appointments, or (most likely) their website is a howling piece of shit, because it won't even schedule me for the flu shot. So unless that changes PDQ, I guess I keep my appointment next weekend in (blecch) Texas.
How ever, there is one rule every broadcaster must follow! If I'm broadcasting or if someone is, everyone must message the other person first, for example, if I'm doing the coffee pot and you wanna do a show, you have to message me first. This is a fair rule. This insures that no one asks why they can't connect their incoders to the station. This rule only applies if someone is broadcasting and someone else wants to connect.
Google's decision to restrict app installation is appalling, it has apocalyptic implications for the whole phone market, and we should all be fucking pissed.
Google's decision to restrict app installation is appalling, it has apocalyptic implications for the whole phone market, and we should all be fucking pissed.
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1) @muellershewrote.com Trump hasn’t answered ? or spoken publicly since last Tues. There’s clearly something wrong w gait, health, hands, heart since corporate media refuses 2 call 4 his resignation as they called for #Biden in 2024, I will. #Trump must #resign #presidency effective immediately. He is clearly & overtly incapable of meeting the demands of the office of #president, putting #American people free world at great risk. If he won’t resign, cabinet must assemble discuss #25th amendment
Everything i see, JD Vance is just as bad and he could then (if we still have the right to vote) end up in the WH for up to 10 years(? If I remember the Constitution correctly).
2) Hint Hint Nudge Nudge Wink Wink #JDVance was asked about Trump’s #medical issues and says he’s tanned, rested and ready to go: “I feel very confident the #President is in good shape. If God forbid, there's a terrible #tragedy, I can't think of a better on-the-job training than what I've gotten.” YGTBK He is already a tragedy
If Donald Trump believes that thoughts and prayers are good enough to protect the children of the US from gunmen, then why doesn't he save money and get rid of his security and replace them with a chaplain? #trump
Really good stuff on a formal level and this feels like direct DNA for Twin Peaks so I'm giving it 4 stars, but it can't go higher; George is a terminal drip and it's hard to recover from that.
Yes, but I think being dramatically wrong sometimes is an unavoidable side-effect of being more right in a more relevant way than basically anyone else out there...
I have a Jeep that I think is pretty badass, and I really don't like the duck nonsense. I think it's mainly women and children leaving ducks on basically stick jeeps.
Sorry, but your password must contain: at least 8 characters, an upper and lower case letter, a symbol or number, a hieroglyph, a haiku, a musical note, a drop of unicorn blood and the feather of a hawk
I'm not familiar with "alergiespy" as a specific term or product. It might be a misspelling or a less common reference related to allergies. If you're looking for tools to manage allergies, there are apps like Spokin and AllergyEats for food allergies, or devices like Amulet for allergen detection. You could also check general allergy resources for more information. Let me know if you need details on any of these!
I'm not sure what you mean by "groktest" being a type of "peepy"—that doesn't seem to relate to allergy tools or known medical resources. If you're referencing a specific product or concept, feel free to clarify! Otherwise, I can help point you to real allergy management apps or devices if needed.
Deleting photos from Google Photos is a miserable experience, by the way. There’s no easy way to bulk delete and it takes ages for the storage amounts listed on your account to catch up.
And it never seems to *actually* deleting everything you select. Some of the photos/videos show up in your account again. You basically have to go through the deletion process a handful of times before you eventually get everything.
>NateTheHate confirms Nintendo Direct second week of September
Leaker faggots can't confirm shit, you stupid retards. I'd like for him to be right this time, but from what I see he's already gotten things wrong plenty of times before.
@RehnyNytes256 Metroid Prime 4 is still scheduled for a 2025 release, so that's all but guaranteed. I'd love for ports or remasters of Prime 2 and 3 to be announced as well, but not getting me hopes up.
I really want Chinese food. And I don't want to make it myself. and I live somewhere there isn't takeout, and i haven't eaten at a restaurant since before Helene last year.
Lol, Everybody is sick today including me. Bad sore throat and sinus headaches. There is food, I am not starving, I just have a craving for some fried rice and some sesame chicken. I am just complaining I suppose.
OH no, I hope it's just allergies and not some bug going around.
Nah it's not complaining, sometimes we get cravings and we just can't satisfy them. That fried rice and sesame chicken does sound so, so good tbh. When I get craving for chinese food is usually Szechuan style. I like the play between citrus tanginess and the warmth.
You're looking at 40% of my meals growing up. But never this good. Usually it had underdone and burnt rice, brown rice, and margarine instead of butter.
In general of course 😁, if you are a well-known and respected public figure your book will sell well supposedly. We are talking about a good writer, a true writer. Don't get angry at me already…
I have known a couple of good writers, I think you do have some and you do agree with me that they are different from their peers, a chasm between them. For instance, a non-fiction writer can write sports articles better than literary and physically watching live streams.…
Do you like the Irish accent? Well, I like this movie, The Quiet Girl, I want you to watch it and then write about it, wow such a demand😁😛 👇 justwatch.com/us/movie/the-qui…
I tell you now why I did that, I thought you have this unusual sensitivity even though you got all wrong about the movie, Black Swan, shy understanding of ballet.
In a way, but not the way you said it, don’t fall in for ‘value for value’ , most people don’t practice that. People are charitable when they feel like they are doing something right, make them feel good by offering your weapons.
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