The thrust of the argument is that sin is a thing assigned by God. If there is no god, there is no sin; there are only moral and immoral acts

Think you mean Trump in the second paragraph

Grip tape? There's a ton online you could order, or hit up your local hardware store. May kinds are designed for outdoor ramp/stair use.

Eg. https://a.co/d/h6KUG1O

Chec out this article

This Github is for detecting sound playing and sending it to Shazam. Perhaps you can use the features to capture audio and find another example of audio comparison for the other half?

Agreed. Just goes to show how laws can be moral or immoral as much as any action can be.

Pretty sure they meant reverse dns :)

Apt acronym: DIE vs DEI

Whatever you do, make sure you setup the services in docker or similar so moving stuff around is much easier in the future.

If you're not super familiar with docker/linux and have adequate system resources, I would stand up a vm for the stack and then use something like saltbox to deploy. It's built primarily for remote hosting with cloud storage but there's guides for local storage and the discord channel is great.

https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2025/03/trump-administration-accidentally-texted-me-its-war-plans/682151/?gift=Cgqh0-mGExsQQ_xEA88IsFBTXcgGKcOJRI1x7WcTigU

Paragraph 6, first sentence:

On Tuesday, March 11, I received a connection request on Signal from a user identified as Michael Waltz.

Next paragraph:

I accepted the connection request, hoping that this was the actual national security adviser, and that he wanted to chat about Ukraine, or Iran, or some other important matter.

Next paragraph:

Two days later—Thursday—at 4:28 p.m., I received a notice that I was to be included in a Signal chat group. It was called the “Houthi PC small group.”

Paints a a pretty clear picture. Author got a signal connection request, which he accepted. The article intuits that no communication between the author and the signal user ID'd as Michael Waltz between the connection request and the author's addition to the signal group.

Nothing I have read is ambiguous in how the communication occurred, so I'm at a loss at what you're seeing that says differently.

That's how South Park animates dialog for some characters.

Point of sale. The devices you stick your card into to pay.

Laziness, mostly

Nice aliases! But I'm a fan of topgrade for updating

Your claim: communication occurred between the author and at last one or more of the individuals noted in the article over unencrypted methods.

Your clam is debunked by the article simply with the quotes I set out in my previous message. Comments about first message being signal or not is not relevant to the meat of the article, namely that the group of individuals listed were communicating about classified/top secret information on the Signal app and had (likely inadvertently) added the journalist

Addressing your comments about stated facts:

All connection requests to connect via signal happen through signal. The connection request must be the first contact, no messages can be transmitted before the connection request is approved.

The only thing missing here is weather or not the author received any messaging in the 2 day lapse between the connection request and the notice that he was being added to the signal chat group. While possible that they did communicate with the individual identified as Michael Waltz, it has no bearing on the content of the article nor the assumption you made about unencrypted communications being held.

I recommend getting familiar with the software being used (signal in this case). While I appreciate pedantic individuals like yourself that get into the details and phrasing of messaging in order to discern the truth or intent of the author, that has to be tempered with a larger understanding in general.

See https://support.signal.org/hc/en-us/articles/360007459591-Signal-Profiles-and-Message-Requests#message_requests for information about signal and message requests.

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I run bazzite (kde version), and before I upgraded to an AMD GPU I used an nvidia 3060 without any issues. As someone else mentioned, use Lutris and use the battle.net wizard to install. WowUp-CF is a linux native addon manager for WOW, and works great. If you use TradeSkillMaster, you can either install it in the same wine prefix as WOW or run it in it's own prefix, just make sure you point it at the right WOW directory.

I also had issues trying to successfully set up vnc, specifically trying to connect from a Windows pc to the Linux box.

I would recommend trying rustdesk instead if it has the features you are looking for.

Https://rustdesk.com

Paired programming, mentor/mentee, auditing, tutorials, etc.

Even tmux has the ability to share a terminal session.