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2026-07-04 23:40:46 UTC

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May 2027. Are you sure we will still have beer in the UK by then?

2026-05-04 18:10:05 UTC

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Cheers. That does exist there. an alternative I have is to download the font/audit and serve it myself. Or completely switch the font.
Sperry we are not great UX / Designer. More of CLI, Cyber, back-end animals.

2026-05-04 17:30:46 UTC

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Not sure what you have in your setup. DM me evidence of cookie or tracker. There aren't any. Unless Fathom went to the dark side. Ctrl + Shift + I would give you developer tools to check the whole vanilla JS. I have no reason to track anyone, not sure how you got cookie and trackers there, or why you're saying that.

2026-05-04 17:07:40 UTC

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There are no cookies or trackers on our website. Why do you lie against a small honest business?
The whole JS is vanilla and the analytics is Fathom, privacy respective. The therms of service are three pages long in plain English.
The internet is all about trolls? Not legitimate concern DMs. Not reasonable questions about matters...

2026-04-17 00:00:15 UTC

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Oh! Wow! Seriously?
I never meet socialists... But if they are annoyed with compulsory schooling, we have done some progress.
The solution to schooling is so simple and its implemented in Belgium, Chile and several American Counties.
Its vouchers.
Country gives families vouchers and all schools become private and free. With that, local families can pressure local schools, and good schools can come out of open market comptition, charging more or giving scholarships, but always absorbing that minimum voucher.

2026-02-28 04:36:41 UTC

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Andnobody will have an education, then the farming will by like in idiocracy...

2026-02-28 04:24:58 UTC

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2026-02-28 04:16:42 UTC

Scamming the hacker and getting caught
Russian authorities have arrested a Moscow resident for posing as an FSB intelligence officer to extort and demand payments from members of the Conti ransomware group.
Ruslan Satuchin was detained in October of last year and has remained in custody after authorities extended his arrest warrant in December.
According to Russian news outlet RBC, the suspect contacted a Conti member in September of 2022, claiming he could prevent the FSB from investigating them for a bribe.
While the report doesn't mention how Satuchin identified the Conti members, his alleged extortion campaign began six months after an unnamed Ukrainian IT specialist hacked the group and released internal chats on the internet, shortly after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Within weeks of the dump, several threat intel specialists linked some Conti members to their real world identities, with many members being based in Russia.
RBC reported that Satuchin is pleading not guilty and had known of the investigation against him before his arrest, but refused to flee the country. A Moscow court denied his request for release on house arrest in December, with prosecutors claiming he might try to intimidate Conti members to withdraw their accusations.
The Conti gang has been operational and launching attacks for more than a decade now. It initially launched under the name Ryuk, and later became Conti. After its 2022 leak, the group's members have been linked to a bunch of smaller ransomware operations, such as BlackSuit, Royal, and Chaos.
Conti is believed to have hacked hundreds of organizations across the world and made an estimated $150 million from their ransomware attacks.
Even if the US State Department has rewards for up to $10 million for information on Conti members for their past attacks, Russian media kept calling them "patriotic hackers" in all their reports this week, just because they never attacked Russian companies. Nice moral compass you got there, Russia!
Satuchin faces up to ten years in prison if found guilty.
[h/t Oleg Shakirov, A.C.]
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