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A lot makes sense
Who was the “dictator” ctfu
Not only is that not their goal, the entire Spanish FA apologized to them. If you don’t know something you shouldn’t speak on it
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You can't hope to achieve anything resembling cultural hegemony when even the mildest jokes are perceived as a declaration of war on the nation.
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Pat McAfee ‘very, very uncomfortable’ at University of Utah due to light criticism, alludes to Charlie Kirk assassination awfulannouncing.com/espn/pat…
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Nobody told you to start both of them man it should’ve been karetsas and Silva
📢| Laut ‚WAZ‘ vertraut Kovac den jungen Spielern aktuell nicht genug. Einer der Gründe sei das peinliche 0:1 in der Champions League gegen Bodö/Glimt, als Samuele Inácio und Konstantinos Karetsas (beide 18) nebeneinander im offensiven Mittelfeld aufliefen.
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Israeli firm flooded Starlink users with ads in suspected surveillance campaign
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Experts at a digital security firm recently discovered that an Israeli advertising technology company was extensively targeting users of Starlink's satellite internet service, potentially as part of an effort to spy on them, according to Reuters citing six people familiar with the matter.
Researchers at TrendAI, a division of Tokyo-based cybersecurity company Trend Micro, found that Israeli firm Discover-Tech was among the largest sources of digital advertisements served to Starlink users. The ads were likely being used to determine users' geographic locations or otherwise monitor their activities, the six sources said.
The researchers based their findings on digital advertising data collected through TrendAI's telemetry systems. Their analysis showed that Discover-Tech had emerged as one of the world's leading bidders for advertisements targeting Starlink users, ranking first in Starlink traffic in more than 100 countries, including several where the satellite internet service is banned or restricted. Bidding is part of the automated auction system through which advertisers compete to place ads in users' browsers and applications.
On 15 October, TrendAI published a report examining the targeting of Starlink users but did not identify Discover-Tech by name. Instead, it attributed the activity to “an ad tech entity” designated as “Shadow-Earth-79.” According to the six sources, Shadow-Earth-79 is TrendAI's codename for Discover-Tech.
TrendAI did not directly address questions about why its report withheld the entity's name. In a statement, the company said its approach to attribution was designed to minimize the risk of errors and avoid "hype-driven labels" or "unstable actor names that can mislead defenders, distort risk prioritization, and trigger inappropriate response actions."
Only three prem players have had arguments over the course of the last decade, it’s just not like that over there



























