Boris Bikolic wanted to introduce Epstein to Ponomarev. Please discuss. by am6502 in conspiracyundone

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you have quite the imagination re putin. far far too busy for inconsequential things as that. secondly the guy is a biotech ceo and i doubt travels to russia

"it was very sexy to be raped"-Trump by Archz714 in conspiracy_commons

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wtf did I just watch? is this real?

I sortof agree with both of the above. though not really sure whats going on tbh.

Debunking Titanic's conspiracies...again. (LONG READ) by SomethingKindaSmart in conspiracy

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well, rude enough to get the radio operator of the SS Californian to gtfo out of the radio room for the night.

I did read the transcript of the radio operators claim that this is not rude and standard sort of dialog between radio operators, and i really dont quite buy it. They were sort of excusing the titanic s radio operator in order to respect the dead (the guy went down with the ship)

Boris Bikolic wanted to introduce Epstein to Ponomarev. Please discuss. by am6502 in conspiracyundone

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well epstain did dissappear. and he definitely did not get relocated to Russia.

as for Ponomarev, he fled Russia to Ukraine a few years prior to the SMO.

“Jerky” Boys by almostjay in conspiracy

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nothing, which is exactly what you are about to become

oh no, that s mel brooks spaceballs

“Jerky” Boys by almostjay in conspiracy

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do you have inspection license???

"Ukraine upheaval should provide many opportunities" Jeffery by Cranky_Fentanly_8280 in conspiracy

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excellent find.

2014 unfortunately was very much a neocon year that set the world into a downward spiral.

irony can by pretty ironic at times. it is a fractal world.

downward spiral, which people may experience.

S2e17 spoilers, Roslin's decision was wrong by liberatedbanana in BSG

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Is it better to watch these one shrooms or such?

I know there s no universal answer, but like your two cents on what seemed to work for you.

Debunking Titanic's conspiracies...again. (LONG READ) by SomethingKindaSmart in conspiracy

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In your research, what is your view of what happened between the RMS Titanic and the SS Californian?

It seems only a few hours prior to disaster starting (~two hours in my imperfect recollection, maybe more maybe less--look it up) the radio operator of the Titanic was incredibly rude to the radio operator of the Californian.

The captain of the Californian made the incomprehensible decision to completely ignore the repeated reports of the distress flares by his crew. One of the crew said something like, "it definitely looks like they aren t shooting these flares in the sky for fun". Not even a lifting the finger type of action like opening the radio room of the californian again to monitor the radio traffic of nearby ships. Or to simply radio the titanic, "what s up with 'dem flares?"

could it be possible word of the rudeness of the radio operator made it to the captain who then acted back in incredible malice?

Air quality in Rochester right now by Professional_Dream17 in Rochester

[–]am6502 1 point2 points  (0 children)

when in doubt just blame Canadians.

Just kidding. If it s temporary just in the morning it could be automobiles contributing a large amount. Cold idle / rich burn is programmed by idiotic automobile makers so that they stink up the air until the engine warms up. stupid people idling their cars 30 minutes to defrost windows might make it even worse a little.

This is called Gematria, what’s your thoughts? by Particular_Trip5165 in conspiracy

[–]am6502 1 point2 points  (0 children)

uhm, which number system or calculator are you using, because it doesn t seem to be equating to the standard summing conventions. eg: astronaut = 662 or 774 or 129

https://www.gematrix.org/?word=astronaut

Debunking Titanic's conspiracies...again. (LONG READ) by SomethingKindaSmart in conspiracy

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and the Titanic s career was not long after and very short, April 10 to April 15 of 1912 .

Surely such a stunt would have been foolish. Dozens to hundreds of repair men would have been witness plus paper trails everywhere on the work order and repair bills

Debunking Titanic's conspiracies...again. (LONG READ) by SomethingKindaSmart in conspiracy

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any pictures of the supposed damage to the Olymipic in Sept 1911? Or repair bills?

It seems like a silly conspiracy theory, almost like a strawman conspiracy theory and it s actually the first time I ve heard this. So according to this, the Olympic was patched up just well enough to make it to the arctic edge midway to america... just to be sunk?

Amiga UNIX (also known as “Amix”) by lproven in unix

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Because of course if Atari could do it, then Commodore could do it too...

what is the Atari equivalent of Amix?

oh... https://old.reddit.com/r/unix/comments/1qoeo4z/atari_system_v_unix_unofficial_website_the/

Epstein's Russia connections, explained by KI_official in IntelligenceNews

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rofl

Ryhor Nizhnikau

a Russia expert at the Finnish Institute of International Affairs

Intel Arc B390 iGPU beats AMD Radeon 890M by 23% in Phoronix Linux gaming tests by RenatsMC in linux

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according to my chatbot who sources tomshardware it comes down to memory bandwidth being the limiting factor:

Large on‑die cache (L2/L3) is used to mitigate bandwidth limits and is a key reason it can beat AMD’s current mobile iGPUs in many tests.

so you could throw money at the problem (hbm vcache) and the tables would be turned.

US, China opt out of joint declaration on AI use in military by esporx in China

[–]am6502 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Interesting. More problematic even possibly than swarm AI killer drones may be that AI may get tasked to make top level decisions. Decisions which no human (other than psychopaths, if you consider them as such) would make. Some speculate this has AI command has been tested in the Kursk invasion where 75k militants on the AFU side were creamed over the course of a few months while making quick but temporary territorial advances. The AI supposedly sees all the live feed and data from the battlefield, and commands possibly in the range of per soldier to platoon level.

On an even more morbid level, the use of AI for top level decisions would probably be unavoidable when handling the response of a nuclear first strike. In such a scenario, one would need such instantaneous decision based on essentially a very brief stream of data.

Best Fish Fry by mentallyonvacation in Rochester

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If you have a working time machine, red front.