

Actually that is true. So you are right they probably could easily rig phones.


Actually that is true. So you are right they probably could easily rig phones.


It is being sold to Larry Ellison, one of the biggest donors to Israel. So you bet TikTok is going to be filled with IDF thirst trap propaganda soon.


They would likely be detected by modern airport security if they put in actual explosives.
All battery powered devices go through the scanner separately.


The IBM of this Holocaust.


I think it they are based in Latvia now which is in Europe. They did originally start in Russia and still supply the Russian government. Though it is free and open source. So where it is based does not really matter.
OnlyOffice is one of the few open source applications which actually puts effort into its UI. LibreOffice looks straight from 1990. I really would not recommend LibreOffice to anyone who is not technical, whereas OnlyOffice provides a great UI experience.
With the entire West supporting a livestreamed genocide the whole moral highground schtick does not really land for me anymore either.


No u


Their facial recognition is really good! Makes organizing photos a breeze. Immich is by far the best software currently. But hopefully the setup becomes less of a hassle.
If you want one more, NVIDIA is building a multi billion dollar tech hub in Israel


LTT has a different weird standard where the only politics they will ever indulge in is making fun of Donald Trump.
You sound like a jilted GN fan which holds a grudge over Steve getting very mad about minor issues but ignores major ones. Like genocide. And AI being used to commit genocide.


It also mentions America and the example has nothing to do with export bans.
GamersNexus will mention every country except the one which may not be named.


CBC is still hiding a lot. Intentionally.
The natives protest against the pro Israel bias. I have changed the word “for” to against. It might have caused the confusion.


Must be https://breachmedia.ca/cbc-whitewashed-israels-crimes-gaza-firsthand/
I expressed concern to my team about the frequency of Palestinian guests getting cancelled, the scrutiny brought to bear on their statements, and the pattern of double standards in our coverage. After this, I pitched a reasonable and balanced interview: two genocide scholars with opposing views discussing whether Israel’s actions and rhetoric fit the legal definition of the crime.
Senior colleagues sounded panicked. My executive producer replied that we had to be ”careful not to put hosts in a difficult position.” They wanted time to consult with higher-ups before making a decision. A few hours later, I was sitting across from the same executive, being warned about “crossing the line.”
But that wasn’t the end of the blowback. The next week, late on a Friday afternoon, I received an email from the same two managers who had poured cold water on my pitch. They needed to speak to me urgently. Over the phone, I was asked to keep the conversation secret.
They told me I had hurt the feelings of some of my co-workers. But it was more than just hurt feelings: someone was accusing me of antisemitism. I had, it appeared, “crossed the line.”


That is where the majority of the audience is.


In their documentary GamersNexus stated that they would air it without advertisements if a certain treshold of funding was reached. I imagine Patreon, their store and other sources make GamersNexus more money than Youtube advertisement. And it is certainly not their only source.


Years of failed management rewarded with government bailout.


I do not understand why creators feel the need to be exclusively on one platform. Simply crosspost the videos.


It sure is convenient Steve only ever brings up Russia and never Israel. That is not weird whatsoever. Ignoring the Holocaust elephant in the room.


You made a point about staying on topic and lost that point and have now fallen into repetition.
When Xi is the only way to save the US.