If this board cannot be controlled by Patriot White Hats then how could they control U.S. Strategic Command? Makes no sense unless they are ALLOWING successful attacks on the board to take place.
Anon believes that Jim has an algorithm in place which fails capcha regardless of correct entry and only allows success after multiple attempts.
Good stuff if Fox continues and doesn't censor Tucker or Tucker online. However, this dude is asking the wrong question. It's not about Soros' wealth, it's why Soros is STILL walking free.
So, White Hats can safeguard our nuclear arsenal from cyber attack but can't protect this board? Or would board greater protection risk opsec?
Good point, anon, but this assumes that Rule of Law is back with a cleaned out DoJ and federal judiciary. But both are compd along with the legislative branch which, all together, triggered the need for Devolution in order to preserve the Republic. Last, the UCMJ has no jurisdiction over RICO cases. Justice there is dispensed swiftly.
Kek!
While taking down an historic 17th Century house in Nantucket, builders discovered an intricately carved Ivory dildo complete with scrimshaw along with a green glass laudanum bottle, a claw tobacco pipe (still smelling of tobacco) and a man's frayed shirt stashed away.
Whaling Widows they were called who were often seen atop their rooftop "Widow Watchers" looking out to sea watching and waiting for a familiar sail.
https://lithub.com/there-once-was-a-dildo-in-nantucket/
A Russian Military Satellite Appears to Be Stalking a New US Spy Satellite
from the spy-vs-spy dept.
When a U.S. satellite passed over Russia's Plesetsk Cosmodrome, a Russian satellite was launched close behind it "with capabilities unknown," reports the Drive, adding that it's now "getting suspiciously close…"
Russia has launched satellite 14F150 Nivelir into orbit under a mission dubbed Kosmos-2558, and its current orbital path could soon place it in close proximity to what is reported to be the spy satellite designated USA-326. Unconfirmed rumors that the asset will serve as an 'inspector' satellite to covertly spy on nearby spacecraft have begun to circulate online following the launch and would line up with Russia's known on-orbit anti-satellite weapons capabilities and developments.
Its exact purpose is unknown at present, but it has been described as an "inspector" satellite, a term that is often associated with so-called "killer satellites…." Jonathan McDowell, an astronomer at the Center for Astrophysics, or @planet4589 on Twitter, has noted that Kosmos-2558's current orbital path will soon place it within 80 km of what is believed to be the USA 326 satellite. For reference, the Center for Astrophysics is a collaborative effort run jointly by the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory and Harvard College Observatory….
USA-326 was launched in February of this year by a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket out of Vandenberg Space Force Base, its mission designated NROL-87, which is a classified national security operation led by the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) in partnership with SpaceX. A press release shared by the NRO following the initial launch claimed that NROL-87 was designed, built, and now operated by the NRO to support its "overhead reconnaissance mission," which is largely centered around protecting national security through the exploitation of space-based intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance.
Thanks to long-time Slashdot reader schwit1 for sharing the story.
Posted by EditorDavid 2 days ago
https://m.slashdot.org/story/403126