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Some know that I had analyzed the GiveSendGo data leaks to federal and provincial political financial disclosure data a few years ago during the convoy occupation and posted it to Twitter. Since I deleted everything off of that account, that was unfortunately lost. UNTIL NOW. BUT WAIT... the […]
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@mpjgregoire I could hear his nasally voice delivering that sick burn without you specifying who the speaker was. When you say “very skilled,” I’m curious what you mean. He’s incredibly off-putting to the majority of Canadians, and that’s in part due to his constant, belligerent snark. He […]
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When malware asks for tips to four AIs https://blog.talosintelligence.com/the-closed-quorum-inside-the-first-reported-autonomous-ai-c2-implant/ - - - Quand un logiciel malveillant demande conseil à quatre intelligences artificielles […]
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"While college students majoring in computer science during the recent coding boom were getting job offers without even applying, graduates today in philosophy, art history and ethnic studies majors all have higher employment rates." -Computer science graduates struggle in AI-altered job market […]
Democrats face something worse than a DSA takeover | Opinion | Here, Read This https://herereadthis.blog/2026/09/12/democrats-face-something-worse-than-a-dsa-takeover-opinion/ > «DSA’s successes have also been concentrated in deep-blue, urban areas, where winning the Democratic nomination is […]
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I have no idea why so many people consider #Slack the standard for work communications. I regularly hear notifications and have _no idea_ which chat in Slack has a new message. Slack has so many menu items and sub-menu items, that's starting to look like a Microsoft product. The "unread" […]