It’ll sound a lot better to the average voter to defund the department of war than to defund the department of defense.
It’ll sound a lot better to the average voter to defund the department of war than to defund the department of defense.
Right, but if it’s compromised what’s a faraday cage going to do? As soon as you remove it from the cage it’ll reveal your location.
Here’s a pdf link to a 2020 NSA publication on the subject: https://media.defense.gov/2020/Aug/04/2002469874/-1/-1/0/CSI_LIMITING_LOCATION_DATA_EXPOSURE_FINAL.PDF
It seems that powering the device off is sufficient unless the device is compromised.
Some phones, even if they are turned off, still send telemetry data.
I can’t find anything other than redditors making this claim. Is there a better source I can look into?
Why would one want to put their phone in a faraday cage? I know what the cage does, but don’t understand why you’d want to use one instead of turning the device off.
Edit: According to this, unless your phone is compromised, turning it off is sufficient.
Otherwise buy some glass beads and get your ass on etsy
Or Onlyfans
Then what is it?
You’re calling me a bot? In whay sense of the word? Can you find something more recent? Here’s what I’ve found. This metaanalysis from 2020 concluded there was an association. However, this comment points out several flaws in their metaanalysis.
So I guess we don’t 100% know for sure? If that’s the case then I’d guess the effect is very small or nonexistant.
I’m pretty sure this study from 2007 has been refuted
but to blame the entire state if the country on the bombing campaign of the 1950s is to…
Nobody said that.
If you read the previous comment more closely you’ll realize that the commentor wasn’t comparing today’s NK to Gaza, but Korea during the Korean War to Gaza. That is a reasonable comparison, as nearly every standing structure was bombed.
If they’re proper student loans then interest doesn’t accumulate while you’re a student.
People typically get paid to earn a PhD, so this person’s debt likely came from elsewhere, unless they grossly overpaid for their undergraduate education.
Why aren’t any raids being reported in Texas?
I’ve noticed this as well, first time was Texas in 2020. I’d lived in other places prior and never noticed it. I’ve sinced moved away from Texas, and the bahavior is a lot less common here. I couldn’t figure out why people did it. My theory is, people initially stop at a reasonable distance from the next car and pull out their phone. The next car moves a bit forward for some reason, and the person on their phone doesn’t notice.
I really don’t think most people will just up and murder or rape someone. People are more useful alive than dead and when they’re free vs oppressed. I don’t want to be an ass but I think you watch/read too much fiction. People are better than you think.
I guess that’s what I find confusing. Thanks!
This is so confusing. Which party, if any, was supporting those measures? How’d they get on the ballot?
Again, the article does not support your assertion. It seems you have been led on by the suggestion presented in the article. If you consider the statistics the author presented without that suggestion, you’ll realize they’re fairly unrelated data points that add up to… several interesting, but unrelated data points.
Furthermore, it’s a nation wide data set, right? So how does that break down along state lines? For example, did enough people stay home in Michigan to affect the outcome of Michigan? We don’t know based on the data presented in the article.
Now, would you like to discuss my critical thinking skills? If you have more data I’d be happy to consider it.
What were you expecting? Two working arms, at least one working eye, and a fair amount of practice is all that’s required. Anyone is capable.
Thanks for posting that link.