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AI pisze nam całkiem nową historię Polski. JPRDL

Crime without accountability is practice. Justice is not vengeance. When the Soviet Union collapsed, we let euphoria blind us to the need for the hard work of investigation and responsibility. Do not forgive, do not forget, and clean house.

Another note for SpaceX attorneys and PR: There was no need to issue an alert at all. Your own internal data showed a safe 2km pass. But you issued a 400m collision alert anyway. Why? Because the alert itself is the weapon. Issuing it triggered FCC Cond 16, legally freezing ICEYE so it couldn't dodge. STARLINK-35856 didn't use its auto-evasion. It just parked there and kept the false alarm blaring while Russia sprinted in. It wasn't an accident.

Same old story. Free speech is essential until they control the platforms. There’s too much billionaire money in politics until it’s their money. Too much debt until they’re in charge of spending. The Dems are too soft on defense until it’s time to kiss Putin’s ass.

Ujawniony przez dziennikarzy gigantyczny zbiór danych (tzw. AfD-Datenleck) obnażył nieznane dotąd opinii publicznej kulisy współpracy niemieckich parlamentarzystów z prorosyjskimi oraz bliskowschodnimi strukturami paramilitarnymi. handelsblatt.com/politik/deu…

Hey MAGA, when Trump says, “Smart people don’t like me,” he’s calling you stupid. You’re just too fucking stupid to notice.

Nikt nie zwraca uwagi na to, kto jest producentem okularów posła Sachajki. Wszyscy śmieją się z „człowieka promptera”, a umyka rzecz najważniejsza. Okulary Even Realities G2 i pierścień R1 są produkowane przez chińską firmę z siedzibą w Shenzhen. Jej rundę finansowania prowadziły Tencent, właściciel WeChata, oraz Meituan. Okulary nie mają kamery, ale mają cztery mikrofony. Potrafią słuchać rozmowy na żywo, robić transkrypcję i tłumaczyć. Producent sam przyznaje, że dźwięk może trafiać do chmury, a dane użytkowników mogą być przetwarzane przez spółki powiązane w Chinach. Chińska ustawa o wywiadzie nakazuje każdej firmie wspierać pracę służb. Pierścień z kolei stale mierzy parametry zdrowotne. W marcu amerykański portal o cyberbezpieczeństwie Security Boulevard opublikował analizę tych okularów. Autorzy zwracają uwagę, że firma z chińskim kapitałem działa w Europie przez niemiecką spółkę, żeby spełnić wymogi RODO. Nagrania głosu i odciski głosu trafiają do zewnętrznych dostawców, których producent nie wymienia z nazwy, a spółka matka podlega chińskiej ustawie o wywiadzie. Nie twierdzę, że ktoś już coś z tych danych wyciągnął. Pytam o co innego: dlaczego poseł na Sejm wnosi chiński sprzęt z mikrofonami na salę plenarną i nikt w Kancelarii Sejmu nie widzi w tym problemu? Siły Powietrzne USA zakazały inteligentnych okularów w obiektach wojskowych z obawy przed obcym wywiadem. Na Tajwanie od 2021 roku chińska elektronika jest zakazana w instytucjach państwowych. U nas poseł chwali się nią w mediach i zachęca kolegów do zakupu. Spór o to, czy można czytać z okularów, to sprawa drugorzędna. Ważniejsze jest to, kto jeszcze może je czytać.

Donald Trump has spent forty years telling us he's the greatest dealmaker alive, and the evidence is a book he didn't write. Armed with that, he marches into century-old conflicts with the preparation of a five-year-old at a chess tournament and the confidence of a man who's never lost anything except casinos, an airline, and the popular vote twice. The results speak for themselves. He's sold out America to Russia, pitched beachfront hotels on the rubble of Gaza, and signed a diesel deal with Moscow while the war it's funding is still going. He got Greenland, triumphantly, and never noticed he'd been handed the same 1951 defense agreement the US already had, rewritten in a bigger font. The best bit is what the actual author said afterwards. Tony Schwartz, the ghostwriter, called the book lipstick on a pig, said he'd title it The Sociopath today, and admitted he invented the phrase "truthful hyperbole" to dress up the lying. The man has a black belt in lying, and it's the only one he's ever earned. The one deal Trump ever closed was getting someone else to make him sound clever.

In case you have any doubt

No normalka. Rzekomy plan Zachodu „kolorowych rewolucji” powstał w Moskwie a zdradzili to Kazachowie którzy powiedzieli w 2022 roku że notę o tym dostali z Rosji „do rozpowszechnienia jako plan Zachodu”

Russian commanders used to send small groups of soldiers to nearly certain death so that they could film them waving a flag in some village in Ukraine as evidence of their lies about advances. Successes had to be reported, after all, when the top brass demands results. There’s now even a name for these suicidal guys: флаговтыки (flag inserters). The process is rather simple: a local commander hears from neighboring units that they’ve advanced, and so he decides to report a bit of progress in the village his troops have been stuck for a while, reasoning that eventually they will take it and nobody would know the difference. The flag inserters would creep to some house, get filmed by a drone, and leave, if lucky. Sometimes there would be Ukrainian soldiers in the neighboring house. Often, these guys wouldn’t make it back. Sometimes the Russians would use old footage to claim they control areas they have long lost. And sometimes, they would just have AI generate some virtual conquests for them. Since only the local commander and his men truly know the actual situation, the lie gets amplified as it travels up the chain: each level embellishes it to make the sector it is responsible for look better until the front line on paper is 10 miles ahead of where the actual line of contact is. The fantasy conquests are then reported to Putin. It’s not entirely clear to me that the Russian high command even knows what the reality looks like. This is so widespread, that Z milbloggers and Russian officers constantly talk about how the lying must stop. There was an especially revealing episode when Putin personally claimed that the town of Sviatohirsk had been conquered only to have Ukraine’s General Biletskyi film himself wandering around the town without a helmet in broad daylight mocking him. The practice helps Ukraine on the front because local commanders being loath to report losing positions (or rear units not bombarding places that believe are under control of their own troops) means that it takes some time for the Russians to organize themselves when Ukraine achieves local successes, giving ZSU time to turn them into much more significant ones, as the recent operation Vivaldi demonstrates. While it is obvious why Ukraine maintained secrecy about the operation, the remarkable thing is that it remained invisible to the Russian milbloggers and, by the looks of it, the high command too, for months. The downside of the practice is that by giving Putin the impression that his horde is advancing, it makes peace even less likely.

目前反朝鲜黑客最成功的案例之一，是荷兰的反诈骗博主 Deeveeaar 曝光的画面，他之前一直在抓那些，假装能远程做程序员的骗子。 结果有位黑客在领英上，盯着这些骗子时，黑进了对方电脑，打开摄像头一看，发现不是普通骗子，而是一群穿着朝鲜军装的年轻人。 这些人住在军队宿舍里，屋里有晾衣架、床铺什么的。他们一边擦军靴、互相开玩笑，一边对着电脑干活。 电脑上开着 VPN 藏着位置，用英文和俄文写代码，还用 AI 帮忙编假简历和信息，然后去各种求职招聘网站，找美国或欧洲的远程工作。 最终入职后，这些人会找机会盗取公司金库（主要是客户资料和加密货币，为朝鲜政府牟利。