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Iranian Hackers Shared Trump Campaign Data with Biden Associates, US Officials Reveal
I’m not buying it Harris was the AG for the state of California she would be shouting something like this from the rooftops she understands the consequences of using such information.that smacks of a disinformation campaign -
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Any reports of recent ME Non-I O visa (marriage) in region?
Rather than continually play the man, post link to reports of success at HCMC for ME Non O marriage without seasoning. Hopefully there is some. https://aseannow.com/topic/1308373-ho-chi-minh-multiple-entry-marriage-visa/ -
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Today I met the first farang returning home because of exchange rate
Serious? Are you suggesting that when I came and it was 65, I should have planned on it becoming 25 ? Sounds absolutely stupid. -
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Game over
Ok, "I've never had COVID", is a bit like an untested HIV+ saying they never had AIDS. COVID, like AIDS, is the disease. A lot of people infected never developed recognised symptoms (recognised being the operative word). 33% of positive COVID cases will test negative by PCR. People misunderstand how masks work. They do not work like the colander you wash your vegetables in, ie pore size. They work exploiting Brownian motion and Van Der Waals forces. Viruses and other very small particles move by Brownian motion, which is easily overcome by other forces. Your tap/faucet stream of water isn't, otherwise the colander fills up. Van der Waals is, in simple terms, static charge. At a neutral pH, viruses have a negative charge, and they are attracted even by a weak positive charge. Hence its really hard to be infected by the Sars Virus by being near a surface, unless you apply forces to overcome that Van der Waals force, like heat (eg rubbing). Cotton has a charge, so a single layer can capture some viruses, but the weave is too regular. A double layer mask, where the weaves are at 45 degrees to each other, is a bit more effective. The question is how much knock down is there of the ID50. The single use blue masks use spun propylene; its no longer a regular cross hatch weave, but a random mass of fibers. The poor size is still the same (you can breath through just as well), but the effectiveness goes way up, to 95% of virus sized and above particles. A cloth mask is probably 25%(it will vary a bit). 2 people, X has a cloth mask, Y doesn't X receives 75% of whatever Y is coughing up. But if Y is also wearing a mask, then X is exposed to 56% of whatever Y is coughing up. Gaps at the side don't make that much difference, because, guess what, the force of the cough is overcoming Brownian motion, Those virus particles don't suddenly change direction. -
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Scientific American endorses Harris, only 2nd pres. endorsement in its 179-year history
It's a shame that a magazine that purports to support science has gone woke. IMO it's read by so few that their biased rant will make zero difference. -
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Hillary Clinton Criticizes Elon Musk for Disturbing Comments About Taylor Swift
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Iranian Hackers Shared Trump Campaign Data with Biden Associates, US Officials Reveal
this is by far the craziest election in US history. fitting for the times we live in. -
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Portfolio Tracking
If its just equities, Schwab has ample tools and dashboards. It's when it gets complicated then the only real answer is a spreadsheet to collate everything together. Luckily, xls does have some data feeds to populate a lot of the data. I use investing app a lot too. Don't they say don't look daily at your portfolio anyway? -
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cartridge filter cleaning
I have a pool in my yard and frankly, taking care of it on my own is a nightmare. So I read Homeaglow reviews and hired professionals in this field. The pool has never looked so clean! The specialists not only removed all the dirt, but also carried out preventive maintenance to avoid future problems. -
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Story Of My Thai Citizenship Application
I have a book, never had a digital WP. I'm old-fashioned enough to prefer the book. 😉 -
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Iranian Hackers Shared Trump Campaign Data with Biden Associates, US Officials Reveal
Iranian hackers reportedly distributed stolen information from Donald Trump’s electoral campaign to people linked with Joe Biden’s team, according to the FBI and US intelligence agencies. In late June and early July, the hackers sent unsolicited emails containing Trump campaign data to individuals associated with the Biden campaign, though there is no evidence these emails were acknowledged or responded to. This activity occurred before Biden dropped out of the presidential race, raising concerns about foreign interference in US elections. In August, US officials warned that Iran aimed to "stoke discord" and erode public trust in US institutions ahead of the November election. They reported that Iran, using social engineering tactics, had sought access to both Democratic and Republican campaigns, similar to methods employed by both Iran and Russia in other international elections. The FBI released a statement on Wednesday acknowledging that "Iranian malicious actors have continued their efforts since June to send stolen, non-public material associated with former President Trump’s campaign to US media organisations." Trump campaign spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt, when contacted by the BBC, claimed the hack was clear evidence of Iran’s interference in favor of Kamala Harris and Joe Biden. She added, "President Trump will restore his tough sanctions and stand against their reign of terror." Leavitt further called for Biden and Harris to clarify what they knew about the material sent to their associates. “What did they know and when did they know it?” she asked. Morgan Finkelstein, a spokesperson for the Harris-Walz campaign, responded that the campaign had cooperated with authorities from the moment they became aware of the hacks. She clarified that no material had been sent directly to the campaign, and what was received appeared to be a phishing attempt targeting personal emails. Finkelstein also condemned foreign interference, stating the campaign "condemns in the strongest terms" such activities. The FBI, having contacted the victims of the hack, is continuing its investigation to track and disrupt those responsible for the attack. This development comes amid renewed scrutiny over Trump’s security, following what appeared to be a second assassination attempt against him at his Mar-a-Lago golf club in Florida. Speaking about the incident, Trump told reporters, "I just have to lead my life" and expressed his determination to not let threats stop him from continuing his activities. The incident follows a previous attack in July, during a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, where Trump was wounded by a gunman. US officials had cited an Iranian threat against Trump's life, prompting tighter security measures. Trump supporters expressed anger and concern over these incidents. At a rally in Long Island, Dina Glazer blamed Democrats and their rhetoric for the threats, while another supporter, Michelle Christ, voiced her fear that Trump was in "constant danger." As tensions rise and investigations continue, the situation remains fluid, with more details expected to emerge. Credit: BBC 2024-09-19
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