As someone who lived a large part of my life in australia, so can I. But the point is not if I or you can understand it, but if the general audience can, if it is portrayed in both an accurate and rigorous way.
Unfortunately, it isn’t.
Same as alaska, It ranges from full on permafrost, to temperate climate.
If it organises yes. In it’s current istate it would take weeks before anything useful can be assembled.
Researchers used lasers to find the Roman military camp, which was "strategically" located overlooking a battleground.
Unless Trump withdraws, Russian war would have to be won in a week. By the time american logistical supplies and reinforcements start coming in strong, Russia is fucked.
Would have been far better to get the name of the climate instead of some american region, or an ultra broad category like “north india”, which has the himalyas, plains, jungle, and much in between
Would make sense that main invasion would be from the east, but a second front may be opened to try and collapse the “enemy” who would likely be stretched thin.
btw you can embed gifs
Like this
I think it can be for two things at once. Definetly more for show, but increases annoyance/makes a possible invasion more annoying.
Obviously I imagine they have a way to blow up the bridge too which sounds far more effective.
cross-posted from: https://sopuli.xyz/post/16759425
> https://t.me/astrapress/63733 > > >Lithuania installed "dragon's teeth" and mines in front of the bridge on the border with the Kaliningrad region > > > >"This is a precautionary step to ensure more effective defense," the Lithuanian Defense Ministry said on Twitter. The ministry explained that the Queen Louise Bridge is Russian property, so Lithuania cannot install "dragon's teeth" and mines on the bridge itself, but only in front of it.
The syncing of different mastodon instances is horrendous. I had to leave mastodon for bluesky because of this.
Though I still have a pixelfed account.
Obviously you know I was referring to association football. I’m aware of the etymology of soccer and ruggers, but thank you for your insightful comment. It genuinely was a nice read. While etymology is interesting. It doesn’t dictate the current usage of language.
On the topic, I used to play Aussie Rules (Australian Football).
Sanctions work.
Ah I get what you mean. But by arsehole I mean speeding tailing and cutting people off.
Here BMW is more the drug dealer car lol.
In Switzerland, Audi is the rich arsehole car. Where I live, they tend to have Geneva plates
If you’re looking for a free way to do it. The “Hyperweb” extension lets you.
But this is an imperfect solution as it just redirects, and your search still gets sent to your safari default + it takes longer to load.
They aren’t even really left. They are super authoritarian.
I blocked them since they spew Russian and Chinese propaganda points and take revisionist stances on Tianman square and deny the Uyghur Genocide.
China-linked ‘Spamouflage’ network mimics Americans online to sway US political debate
As voters prepare to cast their ballots in the November election, U.S. adversaries like China are making their own plans.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/28275057
> When he first emerged on social media, the user known as Harlan claimed to be a New Yorker and an Army veteran who supported Donald Trump for president. Harlan said he was 29, and his profile picture showed a smiling, handsome young man. > > A few months later, Harlan underwent a transformation. Now, he claimed to be 31 and from Florida. > > New research into Chinese disinformation networks targeting American voters shows Harlan’s claims were as fictitious as his profile picture, which analysts think was created using artificial intelligence. > > The account was traced back to Spamouflage, a Chinese disinformation group, by analysts at Graphika, a New York-based firm that tracks online networks. Known to online researchers for several years, Spamouflage earned its moniker through its habit of spreading large amounts of seemingly unrelated content alongside disinformation.
Russian "information war" campaign on the US, trying to convince voters that disabled people have too many privilidges
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.blahaj.zone/post/16166999
> The full document entitled “Guerilla media campaign on the United States” seized by the FBI from Russian government sources, is available here: https://www.justice.gov/d9/2024-09/exhibits_9a_and_9b.pdf > > If you’ve been noticing more and more ableist content online like I have, this could explain it.
The full document entitled “Guerilla media campaign on the United States” seized by the FBI from Russian government sources, is available here: https://www.justice.gov/d9/2024-09/exhibits_9a_and_9b.pdf
If you’ve been noticing more and more ableist content online like I have, this could explain it.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.blahaj.zone/post/16162455
> How Russia is Influencing US Voters. Russian Intelligence Document "Guerrilla Media Campaign in the US" [Translated] Page 5 > > Rest of the document is visible here: > > https://www.justice.gov/d9/2024-09/exhibits_9a_and_9b.pdf
How Russia is Influencing US Voters. Russian Intelligence Document "Guerrilla Media Campaign in the US" [Translated] Page 3
Rest of the document is visible here:
https://www.justice.gov/d9/2024-09/exhibits_9a_and_9b.pdf
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.blahaj.zone/post/16162312
> The rest is available to read on the justice.gov website here
Page 1 of Russia's "Guerrilla media campaign in the US" memo [Translated] Exhibit 9A
The rest is available to read on the justice.gov website here
Russian information warriors identified Germany as a particularly easy target for Moscow’s influence, U.S. law enforcement said.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.blahaj.zone/post/16162157
> WASHINGTON — The U.S. government on Wednesday indicted two Russian citizens and seized more than 30 internet domains related to a campaign to influence the American election. > > But the trove of information filed in court by the FBI also revealed another bombshell: A Russian operation to manipulate German, French, Italian and U.K. politicians, businesspeople, journalists and other influencers. > > The goal of the Kremlin’s campaign in Europe was to sow division, discredit America and undermine support for Ukraine, according to a host of Russian documents, memos and minutes from Russian psychological warfare meetings. > > […] > > One memo from Russia’s “Social Design Agency” described a plan to target people via real posts and comments on social media to circumvent social media companies' bot filters. > > The Social Design Agency acts under the orders of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s deputy chief of staff Sergey Kiriyenko, according to the FBI court affidavit. > > The Russian document says the goal of the campaign is to “evoke in the audience rational (such as, 'really, why do WE need to help Ukraine?') and emotional (such as, 'Americans are such scumbags!') reactions.” > > The psy-ops also relied on so-called doppelgänger domains to spread fake articles and content made to look like they came from Western media outlets.
Russian information warriors identified Germany as a particularly easy target for Moscow’s influence, U.S. law enforcement said.
WASHINGTON — The U.S. government on Wednesday indicted two Russian citizens and seized more than 30 internet domains related to a campaign to influence the American election.
But the trove of information filed in court by the FBI also revealed another bombshell: A Russian operation to manipulate German, French, Italian and U.K. politicians, businesspeople, journalists and other influencers.
The goal of the Kremlin’s campaign in Europe was to sow division, discredit America and undermine support for Ukraine, according to a host of Russian documents, memos and minutes from Russian psychological warfare meetings.
[…]
One memo from Russia’s “Social Design Agency” described a plan to target people via real posts and comments on social media to circumvent social media companies' bot filters.
The Social Design Agency acts under the orders of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s deputy chief of staff Sergey Kiriyenko, according to the FBI court affidavit.
The Russian document says the goal of the campaign is to “evoke in the audience rational (such as, 'really, why do WE need to help Ukraine?') and emotional (such as, 'Americans are such scumbags!') reactions.”
The psy-ops also relied on so-called doppelgänger domains to spread fake articles and content made to look like they came from Western media outlets.
cross-posted from: https://slrpnk.net/post/13026188
> People need to remember this.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/28039043
Counting frequently spoken words and phrases at both events.
Afghanistan’s Taliban rulers are cracking down on the sound of women’s voices in public, under a strict new set of vice and virtue laws under the Islamist regime.
cross-posted from: https://mander.xyz/post/16923262
> Basalt Baddie
According to the New York Times, the campaign was undertaken by Israel’s Ministry of Diaspora Affairs with the intent to gain support from the U.S. public and lawmakers.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/26054371