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Which would give the impression that the local police was not prepared with evidence to plant on him.
people who are bad at teasing have same brains
Funny, but this guy is a CEO of a shitty cantina style restaurant chain. Yeah, he definitely sucks, but he’s not tricking people into paying for a life-saving product then reneging when the customer needs it. He’s stealing the culture of a civilization that was genocided then selling it to the genociders for obscene profit at the cost of his employees and customers alike…Okay, never mind. Carry on.
Did you not see Carlos Londono at the bottom? They’re not racist. /s
Interesting. If you don’t mind sharing, what’s with the Russian search stuff? Is there anything good that’s Russian Westerners might be missing out on?
Maybe it’s a fairness strategy? Rather than show everyone the same list so that only the top 3 get all the clicks, they rotate them to spread the traffic.
Ladybird looks cool. It’s the first ever newsletter I have ever knowingly signed up for.
How do you do that?
That sounds great! Congrats
According to downdetector.com, it wasnt just google. It was the majority of major websites, including Cloudflare, Xfinity, Verizon, Starlink, & AWS too. I wonder if it has anything to do with Chinese or Russian cyber warfare or maybe someone seriously messed up at Google’s DNS server trying to delete their puppy pictures folder while hungover:
hungover@google-dns-42069:~$ sudo ls -a
password for hungover:
. .bashrc .ssh
.. Puppies .zshrc
hungover@google-dns-42069:~$ sudo rm -rf /
[/^X][/^X][/^X][/^X][/^Z][/^V]
hungover@google-dns-42069:~$ rm -rf ~/Puppies
Even with location off, couldn’t the cell provider track him using his phone connections by triangulating the latency between at least three cell towers? They may not get a location as precise as GPS, but they’d be close enough. I guess there could be an app that creates false latency in order to throw off cell providers, but that seems extreme and possibly illegal. Unless configured, it would also give odd locations to the cell provider which may trigger further investigation. “John Doe was in Long Island 3 minutes ago, and now they’re in Newark. That’s unusual.” To go completely off of the grid, a person would have to not log into anything and also have no cell phone. They’d have to go back in time to the early 90s using maps, notebooks, and public phones.