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Haha that was funny. Mentioning the Gulf of Tonkin incident as justification for war and really meaning it
Haha that was funny. Mentioning the Gulf of Tonkin incident as justification for war and really meaning it
It means that it is the new improved version
I used to use news sites (BBC, Guardian mainly), but the coverage is seriously limited and quite biased.
ongoing ethnic cleansing, possible genocide
[edited this report to update with correct info] My workflow is I click on create post, post the URL of the media, upload a small image of the logo, add the body text with links to the conference information and meda.
The issue is that when I add the image, the URL of the image gets put into the URL field of the create post page.
Previously the URL in the create post page could be directly to the YouTube video. For example https://infosec.pub/post/3334303 worked fine.
This is unexpected.
I don’t think any major company I know of could get through a pen test without the hackers getting through.
Uncooked turkey may be hazardous for the unrefined palate. Not to mention messy but it would not make much of a difference here.