What does the log say?

That’s a lot of words and no actual evidence. Like you see 20copyfiles, but what does it actually do? You see privoxy installed, but how is it configured?

Like 80% of this is just you seeing something and making wild assumptions. Like a trivial google search for “kernel drop_monitor”, since I’ve never heard of it:

https://www.kernelconfig.io/CONFIG_NET_DROP_MONITOR

This feature provides an alerting service to userspace in the event that packets are discarded in the network stack.

I know remote-fs is normal because it’s part of every install I’ve seen: https://ubuntu-mate.community/t/systemd-for-what-will-remote-fs-needed/24640

Neither of these are evidence of compromise.

And while privoxy can be used with tor, it’s by no means a good way to do anything, and certainly not the primary way to use Tor (that would be their own client).

The stuff clamav is picking up could certainly be malware, if you downloaded some cracked software or something. But as I mentioned last time, exploiting Linux via Wine is an extremely unlikely attack vector.

This drilling waste is too thick to inject underground, as industry does with problematic liquid waste streams such as produced water and flowback. Instead, it is often disposed of in pits, placed into landfills, laid under county roads (“road-spreading”), or spread across farm fields.

Holy fuck, this is far past negligence and into pure evil.

Nope, haven’t noticed. I do see a lot of spam removed whenever I look at the mod log though. Some level of spam is always to be expected.

Unless it’s whatever Sig was that had a recall. And the firing mechanism could still slip from certain impacts. But those don’t have anything to do with the safety; an additional safety isn’t going to fix those.

Note that this happened a year ago. What’s new is the final report being published.

Newly detected. They were probably already there, just not scanned.

It happens every once in a while, to police and military alike. The difference with the military is that they’ll tear this guy a new one.

This is at least manslaughter.

It’s less kid-friendly and less profitable. Pokemon has been printing money for Nintendo for decades.

The proposed $10bn, 3,000-hectare green hydrogen and ammonia production facility, known as INNA, included a port, transport links to the coast and three solar power plants

That was the canceled project. Saved you a click.

People who want new but can’t afford the capital expense.

Did you miss the part of the article with his answer to “what if I was one of the women trump raped”?

chatgpt is not a person

I assure you, they can’t do that either

Russian, computerized, and fake?

I’ve had it used on me. Can confirm, it’s a massive improvement over human-hand-scale operation.

It’s not going to be significantly unsafe. It’ll shed more microplastics and is more likely to grow mold due to the surface texture, but if you’re inhaling through the whistle you’re using it very wrong.

That said, an injection molded whistle can be bought by the thousand for a few cents each.

And worse choice of new name.

It depends. For anything going into space, especially microsats, the biggest concerns are space, weight, and power. SSDs are better at all of those, plus they don’t have any gyroscopic effects, and they’re much less susceptible to vibrations (e.g. the absolute earthquake at liftoff and the sudden jolts during each rocket stage). They are more susceptible to high-energy particles, but they can be hardened through shielding and parity/redundancy.

For a datacenter on Mars, you’re less concerned with SWaP, only as much as you need to be to get it there as cargo. Obviously that means space and weight are still concerns, but not power.

The other factor with using fewer larger drives is that when you have a failure, you lose a lot more data, and any recovery takes longer.