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  • Not nationality but alleged involvement with sanctioned organizations. There are plenty of Russian names on maintainers list remaining.

  • Cool! This makes more sense now

  • I don't know enough of this technology, but the article says they do fracking to "release geothermal energy, not oil and gas". So I imagine it will have the same ecological damage as fracking. Maybe someone more knowledgeable can explain where I'm wrong.

  • Yeah, I see someone already told you that American soldiers have been there already, long ago this new deployment. But they didn't bother to prove it to you, and you didn't believe them.

    Well, let me Google it for you. Very quick search reveals this article from 2017:

    https://apnews.com/general-news-2ccf317f293d4be59b92cec5554c3db4

    Back then it was "dozens of soldiers", nothing close to thousands another person claimed, though. But I think it's safe to assume the numbers grew since then.

  • Oh come on, the header is a clickbait. There is a US military base in Israel already, it's been there for years. The article is about an announcement that they are sending another missile defense battery with personnel alongside

  • You can do 2FA with Keepass, just not TOTP. Add a key file or a hardware key on top of your master password and you pass "something that you have and something that you know" test

  • The new Leaf starts below $30k in US. But the range is still not great at 120 miles tops

  • I thought it's more involved. Like the face ID tech used in phones

  • Yeah, I don't think these cameras are used to ID people routinely. Government already has my photo - I have passport anyways. However, face scan is much more sophisticated and they cannot take it with overhead cameras

  • I draw a line between a photo and biometric face scan. I have a photo ID, so my government already has my picture, but face scan that is tied to my identity and allows for accurate identification is something new

  • No, I think that many people in my line were first timers, so they did both

  • Why, for tracking of course!

  • Yeah, agreed. If I needed a filter for allergens I wouldn't trust noname brand too

  • Air filters. For car, HVAC, etc. Branded or OEM stuff is usually overpriced.

  • Yeah, apart from what another person said about alternative apps... Events organized by local communities or businesses are often advertised in Facebook only. I know of a few local businesses in my area with Facebook being their only online presence.

  • Maybe it's because they have to? Keeping in touch with older relatives, following local events, etc

  • Garmin. Works reasonably well without connection to the phone. Some models supported by Gadgetbridge

    Edit: corrected app name

  • Well, they are saying they bring home $11k, not $17k a month, not sure where you got that number. With $11k of income, spending $5k on mortgage is less appealing. Especially if you consider a risk of layoff.

  • Yeah... And the second source cited in article, VChK-OGPU "outlet" is an anonymous channel in Telegram, that published information from "an anonymous source". Doesn't sound trustworthy.