TYB
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US Army tweets @ 9:03 - Wake Up!
Map to Q#903
[24] RR: 24th post with [RR] = Q#1928
p. 380 ?
p. 389 McCabe
p. 390 ?
p. 391 Rod Rosenstein
p. 392 ?
Showtime.
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https://twitter.com/USArmy/status/1477641677653397521
https://vault.fbi.gov/d1-release/d1-release
Dan tweets @ 11:42, mapped to Q#1142:
RR problems.
Like CLOCKWORK, one might say.
https://twitter.com/DanScavino/status/1477681718714896389
US Army tweets @ 9:03 - Wake Up!
Map to Q#903
[24] RR: 24th post with [RR] = Q#1928
Dan tweets @ 11:42, mapped to Q#1142:
RR problems.
https://twitter.com/DanScavino/status/1477681718714896389
>[RR]
During the recording phase, rr records all inputs to a Linux process group from the kernel, as well as nondeterministic CPU effects (such as rdtsc). These inputs are logged to disk and become the "trace". Once the trace is recorded, it can be replayed as many times as desired and all state will be reproduced exactly.
https://rr-project.org/
Q#1142
RR problems?
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Double meanings?
South Korean crosses DMZ in rare defection to North Korea
A South Korean citizen has crossed the heavily fortified border into North Korea in an apparent defection, South Korea's military says.
The person was able to evade detection for several hours despite a search operation by South Korean troops.
Military chiefs in Seoul said they did not know if the person was still alive, but had sent a message to the North asking for them to be protected.
North Korea has implemented a shoot-on-sight policy during the pandemic.
The person was detected in the Demilitarised Zone (DMZ), which separates the two Koreas, at a point on the east coast at about 21:20 local time (12:20 GMT) on Saturday, South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) said.
Defence officials in Seoul had pledged to overhaul the border defence system after similar breaches in the past.
In September 2020 North Korean troops shot and burned a South Korean fisheries official who went missing at sea. The incident sparked uproar. Pyongyang blamed the anti-virus rule and apologised.
North Korea's leader Kim Jong-un had earlier declared a national emergency and sealed off a town after a North Korean defector who Mr Kim said had Covid symptoms crossed into the North from the South.
North Korea's pandemic-related lockdowns and restrictions on movement within the country have also reduced the number of defections from the North to the South.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-59851097
U.S. Army
@USArmy
Wake up!!
We're firing rockets at Grafenwoehr Training Area in Germany.
Movie camera by Maj. Joseph Bush
https://twitter.com/USArmy/status/1477641677653397521
United States Space Force
@SpaceForceDoD
Learn more about the ever-evolving mission of Delta 3 and the #Guardians who make it happen. #SemperSupra
https://twitter.com/SpaceForceDoD/status/1477698203428528128
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Another "Wake up" reference.
>Sure is a lot of shit going down in SA lately.
SA reference in Space Force / US Army graphic.
>Remember the accident with the truck and a US Army vehicle close to GRAFENWÖHR that happened like 2 weeks ago or so.
'Dasting. Thanks for the link.
Documents show Chinese government collects droves of data from Western social media: report
12/31/21 06:05 PM EST
China is using part of its internal internet surveillance network to mine data from Western social media and provide its government agents with information on foreign targets, The Washington Post reported on Friday.
Reviewing hundreds of Chinese bidding documents, contracts and company filings, the Post reported that China's public opinion analysis software — used to detect politically sensitive information online — was also being used to collect information on foreign targets through U.S. companies like Twitter and Facebook.
Not only is China using its pre-existing software to gather data, it is also investing in more sophisticated programs to further its ambitions, the Post reported. One $320,000 Chinese state media software program reportedly mines through Twitter and Facebook to create a database of foreign journalists and academics.
https://thehill.com/policy/international/china/587839-documents-show-chinese-government-collects-droves-of-data-from
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