Why do they make this so difficult by not providing a raw dump…

As usual, information leaks that are tied to a single source are incredibly easy to squash before distribution…

A raw dump needs to be available for things like this. Unloaded as a torrent, and/or to usenet.

There’s like… 8 people on this list. And there is no way to actually just download the information either for offline processing and analysis.

Yet all reports are saying 4500?

Seems off.

It doesn’t need just a website. It needs a torrent so it’s not centralized.

They’re downloading doesn’t work. It just opens the blank page.

Have that PDF handy?

ICE isn’t law enforcement, they don’t have the legal rights to enforce laws.

Being an illegal immigrant is also not a crime, is a civil offense. Their law given abilities stop there.

Essentially everything they are doing right now is blatantly illegal. It’s no different than an armed milita in that sense.

This is also a strategic way to prevent resistance from Americans against an authoritarian regime.

Drones would be a significant part of that.

Yeah, it should inflate to 15TB or more I think

It’s literally says in the link. Go to the link and it’s the title.

We found a cool laser mod for our Minecraft server, thermal expansion compatible.

We’ve got 6 furry companions!

They are all proximity cats and we love it. They each have their thing when we go to bed. Usually 2-3 sleep with us, it’s a treat when we get 4 or 5. And they each have their own specific “spots” they gravitate towards.

Thankfully I’m a any of a cat behavior nerd and have gotten them to all leave us alone in the morning regarding food, there is one that will annoy me in the morning, but it’s because she’s wants cuddles, aggressively (She’ll straight up chomp me, actually bite me, if I ignore her sometimes)

The end for this country really got accelerated about 10 years ago, it’s all momentum wince then.

The US has a LOT of inertia, but dammit if it’s corruption isn’t doing everything it can to find new brakes.

Really with they would take security vulnerabilities seriously 😞

Because they are significant, and broad reaching.

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Usually DNSBL will do this, yes.

Honestly, I more than half agree because the factor most seem to conveniently ignore is that languages and environments that encourage better and safer code are aimed at the lowest common denominator.

The lowest common denominator of developers are the ones that benefit the most from a reduction in defects or unsafe code they may produce. They are the biggest pool of developers. And in my experience, the ones least likely to proactively take measures to reduce defect rates unless it’s forced upon them and/or baked into their environment.

They are the ones that will slap any in typescript to resolve errors instead of actually resolving them, or the ones that will use dynamic in C# instead of actually fixing the bad design … etc

According to all teams I’ve worked on.

Pretty fucking hard.

I know this is satire, But really though better languages that make various classes of defects unrepresentable reduce defects. It’s wild that such a statement needs to be made, but our industry is filled with folks who don’t critically think about decisions like these.

None of these are audio torrents.

That’s not released yet.

About 8MB is you assuming average message size is 200 UTF 16 characters.

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