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Bangkok Shop Owner Defends Right to Sell Controversial Shirts
Which proves the UK is awful. -
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A ''Balls Up'' among DOGE
Edward Coristine, known as "Big Balls," and a member of the Government Efficiency Department (DOGE), has been reported to have provided technical services to the cybercriminal group EGodly. In 2022, Big Balls ran a company called DiamondCDN that provided network services. Among his clients was the website of the group EGodly, active on Telegram, which boasted about stealing data, including phone numbers, and stealing cryptocurrencies, and hacking into email accounts of justice authorities. They also disseminated private data of an FBI agent who was conducting an investigation against them. Reuters was unable to verify the truth of these boasts, but an FBI agent confirmed that the group was suspected of making false reports. Musk advisor linked to cybercriminal group sparks security concerns -
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BREAKING NEWS Skyscraper comes down in Bangkok earthquake
Has Bangkok or Thailand asked for internationally trained experts to help find survivors in the rubble? There are countries well known with experts for this kind of work. From the local rescue effort I've seen so far, they just seem to be standing around.. -
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Earthquake Rocks Bangkok: Building Collapses with 40 people inside
True. In fact CNN just ran a report showing how the swaying buildings and overspilling swimming pools are all part of the earthquake protection built into the structure. The building that fell was only partly constructed. The fact that, so far, no other buildling collapsed is an excellent sign. -
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Earthquake Rocks Bangkok: Building Collapses with 40 people inside
read my above post more than one construction project collapsed -
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BREAKING NEWS Skyscraper comes down in Bangkok earthquake
Don't forget Bangkok is built on swamp land (or near-swamp-like soil) with a very shallow ground water table and bedrock very deep (too deep). I've heard from a friend that the engineers just guess how deep they should drive the foundations of highrise buildings (using some kind of formula height versus depth of foundations). Let's hope there is never a big earthquake actually near Bangkok to test their hypotheses.
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