My point is that the lithium battery angle is a diversion and isn't even relevant.
Lithium batteries can ignite, but they don't just explode like that.
These pagers don't use lithium battery.
I meant safer in terms of the device doing what you expect it to be doing
Absolutely, I'm just putting some nuance into it for people who don't know anything about pagers.
Also, pagers that support encryption are absolutely a thing.
Fair, but it appears these were Apollo Gold A25, an off the shelf FLEX system.
Traditionally pagers use either FLEX or POCSAG protocols, both of which are fully unencrypted and have to broadcast everywhere with relatively high power... So safer is maybe a bit of a misnomer... But they also don't transmit anything so in terms of remote listening and location tracking, yes they are safer.
I wear a Cadet/Radar cap most of times I'm out. I have a flat cap I wear sometimes.
He means his bank's account when Harper bailed them out during the 2008 housing crash
It's interesting that, let me check my notes here... CIA created and State Department funded RFE/RFA/RL wouldn't mention this in the article isn't it....
It's cute that you don't think disaster capitalism will still manage to make the shareholders a buttload of money!
Do you think sex workers aren't good people somehow?
Yes, and the FreeBSD kernel is also derived from it, but they both formed out of that. One to form NeXT mach and the other Net, which forked to NetBSD and FreeBSD. But macOS Mach isn't derived from the FreeBSD fork.
And apparently you don't see a shred of irony in it.
macOS is the bastard evil child given for adoption that no one in the family will ever acknowledge.
You're literally posting this on the thread for an article by a government funded news organization created to propagate US foreign policy.
Do you read yourself? Jesus.
Hundreds of Israeli troops raided occupied West Bank cities overnight with at least 7 Palestinians reported killed.
> The Wafa news agency has additional details of the assault that killed two Palestinians in the Far’a refugee camp. > > Medical sources told the agency the young men died in an Israeli drone attack and that several others were also wounded in the bombing. > > The Palestine Red Crescent told Wafa that their crews are facing difficulties in reaching the wounded as Israeli forces have laid siege to the camp and are preventing the entry of ambulances. > > The agency reported that a large number of Israeli soldiers accompanied by a bulldozer are active in the ongoing raid on the refugee camp and that the military has deployed several drones and stationed snipers in and around the area.
Al Jazeera English Israeli military launches large-scale operation in occupied West Bank [video]
The controversial National Security Minister was taken to hospital after his car overturned.
Israel allegedly obtained approval for an operation in Rafah as long as it doesn't strike Iran, according to Qatari reports.
Israel allegedly obtained approval for an operation in Rafah as long as it doesn't strike Iran, according to Qatari reports.
Israel allegedly obtained approval for an operation in Rafah as long as it doesn't strike Iran, according to Qatari reports.
I'm sure our fearless, strong back, foreign affairs minister will have strongly worded statements about a foreign state carrying an airstrike NEXT DOOR to one of our embassies and likely damaging it. Right? Right?....
https://maps.app.goo.gl/nVcGEGXxJckCs6Rt8
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/apr/01/israeli-airstrike-on-iranian-consulate-in-damascus-kills-six-including-irgc-commander
Paraphrased: We want to make sure that what is written there is balanced and Zionist in nature.
1,085 likes, 94 comments - ahlambabes on March 4, 2024: "SHOCKING: “West Bank not on Palestine”, Illegal Settlement Lands only for sale to Jewish peop..."
On Sunday, photos circulated showing the Kuwaiti aid truck that was bombed by the Israel in Deir Al-Balah in the middle of the Gaza Strip resulting in the killing of eight people.
Controversial conservative nonprofit PragerU sparks debate as it becomes the first state-approved educational vendor in Florida, raising concerns about its impact on students' education.
