Well, Trump would run again. Then he’d either get blocked from ballots, they would sue, and the supreme court would say he’s allowed to. Or he would win the election, someone would bring a case arguing that it’s unconstitutional for him to take office, and the supreme court would disagree.

And the way those lawsuits often work is the person gets to keep doing the thing of questionable legality. So he could probably still get on ballots and run, even if there’s a lawsuit.

and willing my body to science instead.

A body donated to science - but used to test bombs

chatgpt is trained on all the blogspam.

unless he starts WWIII and it would hurt the sense of unity to not let Trump run again.

Trump will start WWIII (put unacceptable sanctions on China, causing China to retaliate). And since war is so presidential, and really that would not be the time to change presidents, Democrats and Republicans decide its fine if he runs again.

:fdr-shining:

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or just have the Supreme Court reinterpret that part of the constitution.

It’s kinda funny because 90% of the traffic is just going to be people connecting to whatever online service with known public IPs. But I guess that tells you what household is using what online service. Maybe which businesses are doing network communication with what other businesses i.e. they have some kind of data integration, etc.

Plus you can (sometimes) easily correlate an IP address with an online advertising ID…

Another interesting thing to know would be how detailed the routing table information different countries and intelligence agencies have. You can easily use a service that can tell you where you are located based on your IP address, but it’s usually limited to city, state/province, or country. I wonder if for example, the US has the routing tables for specific Chinese neighborhoods or specific houses or apartments.

I wonder what kind of useful info they actually get from monitoring network cables these days? source and destination IP address?

I like that the photo the AP put on this article is a McDonald’s hamburger put through the Soviet Filter™.

CGTN has been pumping out youtube videos of the Peru visit nonstop lol.

A rhyming line for Xi’s speech: “From Chancay to Shanghai” https://youtu.be/T9WTTv2Gqoo?t=30

Side question: Is Pedro Castillo still in jail?

I think this happens every election right? I remember seeing articles like this.

The Biden administration cannot pick and choose when they comply with our own laws

um, yes they can. That’s literally their official job.

hell yeah

Nice, thanks for the update! Reading the drive from linux is a really good tip, since linux has great NTFS support.

idk.

Are you booting from a USB drive or something? Does your computer have room for a second drive that you can format with GPT and an EFI partition and boot from that. Do tools still show an NTFS partition existing on the disk?

Thanks for posting this lol. I love that the entire thing is completely libbed up including telling people to read the Guardian and Ha’aretz and then like you mention he name drops some left-wing media. The good episodes of Citations Needed are like highly corrosive acid to any of my wrongly-held liberal beliefs. Like the recent one about police body cameras. I don’t think anyone’s actually going to read this article and get hooked on but we can only hope.

It’s always interesting reading the biographies of Russian diplomats and public figures:

Wikipedia snippet on Mikhail Bogdanov:

Mikhail Leonidovich Bogdanov (Russian: Михаил Леонидович Богданов; born 2 March 1952) is a Russian diplomat.[1] He is Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Russia and Special Representative of the President of Russia for the Middle East.[2] He is also Deputy Chairman of the Imperial Orthodox Palestine Society.[3][4][5]

Mikhail Bogdanov graduated from the Moscow State Institute of International Relations (MGIMO) in 1974.[6]

As student at MGIMO, he was the captain of the MGIMO basketball team of the USSR Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and, later, he played professional basketball on the Lokomotiv (basketball club, Moscow).[1][a]

In addition to his mother tongue Russian, Bogdanov is fluent in Arabic and English.[1][2]

Mikhail Bogdanov worked in the Soviet embassies in South Yemen from 1974 to 1977, Lebanon from 1977 to 1980, Syria from 1983 to 1989, and Syria again from 1991 to 1994. He was Russian ambassador to Israel from 1997 to 2002, and ambassador to Egypt, and was concurrently Representative to the Arab League from 2005 to 2011.[6]

It’s probably mostly just self-interested politics, but I still hope that some of these people have a bit of the Soviet spirit of anti-imperialism and international solidarity (and lord knows this Bogdanov has the looks).

Here’s how Bernie can still win.