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@dasha_chetverik Если вам говорят, что ваших границ не существует, а вторжение — это «забота», знайте: это не забота, это оправдание насилия.
Калитку не ломают. В неё стучат.
А те, кто ломится без спроса, обычно уезжают обратно грузом 200.
@rufustheduck Friends in Switzerland have reported several cases where foxes killed domestic cats.
House cats tend to be very trusting, and foxes seem to take advantage of that.
Please keep this in mind, just to be safe.
Hearing a fox attacking a cat is unbearable.
@goodthinkhunting Die Idee, Signal zu nutzen, finde ich grundsätzlich interessant.
Soweit ich weiß, stehen die Server aber nur in den USA.
Wie seht ihr das? Stört euch das oder ist das für euch kein Thema?
@older @masek @kravietz I’ll write this just in case. Channel 112 is owned by a criminal and murderer who is now being labeled an oligarch. This “person” is also one of Moscow’s so-called financial proxies, similar to Abramovich. I would not recommend using this website as a reliable source.
@vinnimix "Не давно"... Не много писатель, не много учёный тогда.
@politicalbeauty.bsky.social
Irgendwie bringt niemand Russland, die Migrationswelle und die AfD zusammen. Es wirkt fast so, als würden die Sicherheitsbehörden in Deutschland schon lange nicht mehr richtig arbeiten. Und politischer Wille scheint völlig zu fehlen.
@georgetakei The United States, as the leader of the democratic world, no longer exists.
@andrewstroehlein There is also the Italian flag. I think these protests are against the Islamization of the country. To understand these people, you need to visit England or Germany, France.

New security risk unlocked, eSIMs edition, and especially the kind you pick up prepping for an international trip. The article goes hard on the China angle, and for sure: who knew Irish eSIM brand Holafly would connect to networks owned by state-owned enterprise China Mobile? The installer runs from their servers, and wherever the phone is, it even has a public IP address in China.

https://www.itnews.com.au/news/travel-esims-secretly-route-traffic-over-chinese-and-undisclosed-networks-study-619659

EDIT: I originally wrote that Holafly was a subsidiary of China Mobile, which is not what the paper states.

Travel eSIMs secretly route traffic over Chinese and undisclosed networks: study

Convenient tech brings big bundle of security and privacy risks.

iTnews
Rubio shamelessly omits that the U.S. gave security assurances to Ukraine in exchange for it giving up its nukes in 1994. We must honor our pledge and stop Russian aggression and bloodshed everywhere—or it won’t end with just Ukraine.