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Crazy read: detecting positions of players in Counterstrike by *listening to their GPU over a microphone*

https://faculty.cc.gatech.edu/~genkin/papers/lendear.pdf

@beardalaxy @badneighbor @Dicer @justnormalkorean how to solve murderhoboism:
>inject realism
>players murderhobo
>suddenly the story stops because it's a medieval fantasy game
>they've just killed the only one who could advance the quest and he was illiterate
>npc was also the cousin of the local king
>King Npc has infinite resources for hunting them down and will succeed in TPK

https://image.nostr.build/5f67379601940d366ecd10554eaa8cf6377ab5afa9c5971f8fe3cdaee8aaaaf3.jpg

Don't be a simp.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lkMRhCyazqM

Credit to Terrance Pop

He said too many men think like bitches.
Here’s a guide for those who want to think more like a man, and less like a bitch.

TFM also has a quote on the bottom that I like.

It's always interesting to consider this if taking a course, especially if it's giving life or career advice. And the one thing they'll never advise you to do is to do what they're doing (teaching), because that's competition.

@Groomschild @ColdOnesLite @shortstories this is the official story from the liars. the reality that is hidden is that Russia had just as many colonies in North America as all the other European nations. Also North America wasn't "discovered" in the 1400s. It was already developed thousands of years ago. Most of the copper used in Europe was mined near lake Michigan thousands of years ago. MIllions of tons of copper were mined there and shipped to Europe. The fur trade in the region now known as Canada supplied fur to courts of Asia and Europe. This was known to pirates and Vikings for hundreds of years before columbus (jew).
Once you start looking deeper into this, you realize most of the colonization history is a fabrication and a nice nation building fantasy story.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solutrean_hypothesis

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_colonization_of_North_America

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Madoc

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Ireland

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norse_colonization_of_North_America

scientificamerican.com/article/native-americans-conducted-large-scale-copper-mining-6-000-years-ago/

libgen.is/book/index.php?md5=085299FEEB86EF6C8323B8F2ED7099E4

@ColdOnesLite @shortstories alaska has always been suspicious to me. I don't buy that it was bought from russia. the story is too convenient. No country gives up massive stretches of land like that. even more if it was bought why didnt canada take it? the whole thing stinks just like the louisiana purchase of the French colonies (and they are still largely abandoned in middle america). there is something hidden up there. Also all the mountains up there have bad juju. glowniggers come out of nowhere and tell you to leave or dissappear anyone who ventures to far. you can't veer off official roads without someone keeping tabs on you. lots of hidden cctv everywhere and satellite surveillance. i guess there are many mountainbases up there.

@shortstories there was a thread a few weeks ago that Alaska actually has no private people living there and that all of the people there are part of some gov program. what made us think this is that many of the vintage cars on recent google earth were in way too good condition in all the towns to be street parked especially in coastal towns. also the fact that vintage cars in that condition like that would be sold very quickly to people in NY/CA. also the fact that Alaska is one of the most dangerous states to live with many people going missing every year under mysterious circumstances, far more than any other state. almost as if no one "living" there are actually there on their own accord. Everyone there are gov employees even if they pretend otherwise. Also the cost of living in alaska and the lack of work does not justify the great vintage cars in perfect condition that everyone there has. Alaska is fishy. The whole state is a staged place.

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Germany manipulating data to hide recession as enraged farmers protest

https://infobrics.org/post/40258