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[YouTube] New military selective service requirements causing some concerns
[YouTube] US Using Israel to Distract Away from World War 3: Blockade on Iran is an Act of War on China | The New Atlas
[YouTube] These LEGO Videos Are "Brainwashing" Millions… | Uploader: The Company Man
There’s nothing more ordinary than an ordinary man, an ordinary woman and their ordinary children. Extraordinary quotes for like social farming
ZOMG Zohran is going to turn America in to a commie country “…. government grocery with a built-in customer base: the U.S. military commissary story. The clearest large-scale, sustained precedent in the U.S. is the Defense Commissary Agency’s network of military grocery stores, operating for decades and generating roughly $4 billion in annual revenues while providing discounted groceries to service members and families; the model endures because it targets a defined population with institutional support and subsidy [1]. Analysts in the dataset treat the commissary system as functionally different from municipal supermarkets because commissaries are embedded in federal personnel policy, not local anti–food-desert programs; that distinction helps explain their financial sustainability and political durability. Advocates for municipal stores cite commissaries to demonstrate government competence in retail when a mission and captive clientele exist, while critics counter that commissaries are not a template for neighborhood retail without similar structural supports.”
The disturbing white paper Red Hat is trying to erase from the internet It shouldn’t be a surprise that companies – and for our field, technology companies specifically – working with the defense industry tends to raise eyebrows. With things like the genocide in Gaza, the threats of genocide and war crimes against Iran, the mass murder in Lebanon, it’s no surprise that western companies working with the militaries and defense companies involved in these atrocities are receiving some serious backlash. With that in mind, it seems Red Hat, owned by IBM, is desperately trying to scrub a certain white paper from the internet. Titled “Compress the kill cycle with Red Hat Device Edge”, the 2024 white paper details how Red Hat’s products and technologies can make it easier and faster to, well, kill people. Links to the white paper throw up 404s now, but it can still easily be found on the Wayback Machine and other places. It’s got some disturbingly euphemistic content. The find, fix, track, target, engage, assess (F2T2EA) process requires ubiquitous access to data at the strategic, operational and tactical levels. Red Hat Device Edge embeds captured, analyzed, and federated data sets in a manner that positions the warfighter to use artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI/ML) to increase the accuracy of airborne targeting and mission-guidance systems. […] Delivering near real-time data from sensor pods directly to airmen, accelerating the sensor-to-shooter cycle. […] Sharing near real-time sensor fusion data with joint and multinational forces to increase awareness, survivability, and lethality. […] The new software enabled the Stalker to deploy updated, AI-based automated target recognition capabilities. […] If the target is an adversary tracked vehicle on the far side of a ridge, a UAS carrying a server running Red Hat Device Edge could transmit video and metadata directly to shooters.
For all the privacy bullshit these nostr influencers peddle, they don’t even run their own local ai
The West always ready to sacrifice lives from the Global South like it’s good for humanity. MF, fuck you
Unpopular opinion Oil price has already topped and currently in a sucker’s rally followed by larger and longer crash