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Ship-to-ship oil transfers in Gulf of Oman reach 7.6M barrels per day as Arab nations bypass Strait of Hormuz in c/world@lemmy.world
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I remember reading this news article about people trying to get oil out of Iran and they were doing it by dumping it into this concrete-lined hole and the explanation was that there's a pipe running between the hole across the border to I guess another team who receives the oil.. so it looks like you're just dumping oil into the desert.

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    CBT not working? in c/lemmyshitpost@lemmy.world
    [Video] Jewish Zionist in Montreal yells at a brown man that he is going to kill a lot of brown people. "I f**king killed a lot of motherf**kers like you... I'm going back to do more." in c/canada@lemmy.ca
    Step up your game, France in c/politicalmemes@lemmy.world
    Step up your game, France in c/politicalmemes@lemmy.world
    [–] 8 points 2 months ago (5 children)

    Fun fact did you know that most French speakers are not French themselves?

    The average French speaker is from one of France's old African colonies.

    Imagine losing your national identity to the people you oppressed and they don't care about having it.

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    Simply Bananas in c/lemmyshitpost@lemmy.world
    [–] 22 points 2 months ago (8 children)

    That's just a psyop, NASA and the CIA were hiding some of the world's leading stable diffusion models for the time in a secret underground Data center somewhere in the Nevada desert.

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    Stanley Kubrick's assistant standing next to the finished movie script for the Moon landing, 1969 in c/lemmyshitpost@lemmy.world
    You Used To Be Cool. Pfft, Sell Out in c/lemmyshitpost@lemmy.world
    If you want to be successful this is the question you have to ask yourself everyday in c/lemmyshitpost@lemmy.world
    Pareidolia in c/pareidolia@sh.itjust.works
    RT-64 Radio Telescope — A 64-Meter Giant of Kalyazin, Russia, Now at the Mercy of Nature in c/interestingasfuck@lemmy.world
    Oh shit, he's doing the 67 thing! in c/memes@lemmy.world
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    How are highliners operated? (programming.dev)
     

    I've watched all the YouTube videos and tiktoks about the spice and the guild navigators.. basically they're what exists instead of decision making computers.

    But what do they actually do to operate the ship? Like they looked and saw some shit and now they have to do something about it.

    Does the navigator have buttons and levers to configure the drive? Do they just speak words to some sort of helmsman about how to steer? Do they write out instructions? Is there some sort of telepathy or telekinesis the navigator does with the hardware?

    Whenever I Google it I just find articles and videos about spice. What about SOP?

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    What specific things are wrong with my installed copy of Brave (programming.dev)
     

    cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/993501

    I use manjaro linux and I installed brave using the AUR repo. I keep hearing stories about how Brave is just another ad tracking software like Chrome. What I don't understand is why, like specifically.

    Because I downloaded Brave from here. The code for Brave is here. I can build and install Brave and it will be the same as from AUR right?

    Ok let me list my questions:

    1. If the sourcecode for Brave is open and is all I need to compile and run the software then where's the tracker. The code base is honestly to big and high level for me and my professional abilities but I'm not that great of a programmer, I'm just really good. If there are ad trackers or adblock-blockers then I should beable to see it in the code right? I just need help actually seeing these lines of code.
    2. I've used wireshark to monitor Brave in isolation and I couldn't see traffic that I would disapprove of. It is also very realistic that I just don't know how to recognize.
    3. Just because Google maintains chromium doesn't mean that chromium browsers have to track you. Chromium is opensource and it shouldn't cost much to comment out trackers. So wasn't this already done? And if not can we actually see the lines of code that track us?

    Really what I'm looking for is help coming to the conclusion that these browsers are that bad for me myself.

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    What specific things are wrong with my installed copy of Brave (programming.dev)
     

    I use manjaro linux and I installed brave using the AUR repo. I keep hearing stories about how Brave is just another ad tracking software like Chrome. What I don't understand is why, like specifically.

    Because I downloaded Brave from here. The code for Brave is here. I can build and install Brave and it will be the same as from AUR right?

    Ok let me list my questions:

    1. If the sourcecode for Brave is open and is all I need to compile and run the software then where's the tracker. The code base is honestly to big and high level for me and my professional abilities but I'm not that great of a programmer, I'm just really good. If there are ad trackers or adblock-blockers then I should beable to see it in the code right? I just need help actually seeing these lines of code.
    2. I've used wireshark to monitor Brave in isolation and I couldn't see traffic that I would disapprove of. It is also very realistic that I just don't know how to recognize.
    3. Just because Google maintains chromium doesn't mean that chromium browsers have to track you. Chromium is opensource and it shouldn't cost much to comment out trackers. So wasn't this already done? And if not can we actually see the lines of code that track us?

    Really what I'm looking for is help coming to the conclusion that these browsers are that bad for me myself.

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