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Essex, MD
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Catch me on the other 'verse:
chaos.social/@jspath55
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Other fun facts:
One million pages are added a day.
There's over 745 billion URLs stored in the wayback.
The wayback once went down when the transformer on our street exploded when we turned on the functioning church organ in our headquarters.
"More stock available to supplier lead times which is approximately 12/9/24"
Oh. I guess MM/DD or DD/MM doesn't matter much here.
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New on @bellingcat: I put together a walk-through on how we geolocated a group photo of Russian missile programmers, many of which are now responsible for guiding the missiles attacking Ukraine.
bellingcat.com/resources/202…
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😱 BOO! What's scarier than single-use plastics?! This munchy crunchy dinner belongs to the newest member of my Trash Wheel Family Wanda, all the way down in Panama!
📸 @CapplebyKellett
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Just filled out my ballot using my @Stonekettle pen!
TIL we have 2 different "feet", or "foots".
[ ngs.noaa.gov/DATASHEET/dsdat… ]

ALT Appendix D: U.S. Survey Foot vs International Foot For historical reasons which will not be addressed herein, two definitions of “foot” exist, both in use in the United States and both tied to the meter. These two feet are the U.S. Survey Foot and the International Foot. As such, NGS will always identify which type of foot is being used. The conversions to meters for both types are as follows: 1 International Foot = 0.3048 meters (exact) 1 U.S. Survey Foot = 1200/3937 meters (exact)
Seven different shows over 3 nights at @Bengies.
"Factory Lead-Time:
61 Weeks Estimated factory production time for quantities greater than shown.
Long lead time reported on this product."
Yeah, lowering expectations again.
#SupplyChainGang
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#Genealogy #genealogytwitter any clues for me on this arrival card?
My read:
Mary Nevil, spinster, arrived in the US 2-11-1865 from Ireland aboard the H. David
Questions:
what port?
how do i find a record of this ship?
what’s written on the lower right hand corner?
Looking forward to #GoodNightOppy.
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You are using #SAP Business Client in your environment?
Yes, oh than you should have a look in note 2622660.
Multiple vulnerabilities in Chromium can be exploited.
Have an eye on CVE-2022-3075 which is rated with a CVSS rating of 9.6!
nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE…
#security #Chromium





















