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Sep 12, 2020 5 tweets 2 min read Read on X
Everything about this picture, and its slew of characters, is art.
That’s self proclaimed “whistleblower” Li-Meng Yan in the mirror. Her claims were never properly scrutinized and she lacks credibility — and what she has proclaimed about SARS-CoV-2 origins is clearly a lie. foxnews.com/world/chinese-…
Shaking hands with Rudy is Lude Media founder Wang DingGang, who operates in the Guo Wengui “Whistleblower Movement” universe. I think he ran a Las Vegas travel agency before this media endeavor?
Bannon was of course arrested on Guo Wengui’s yacht after they became a grifting duo. Many questions loom about Guo, his shell companies, and his intent — with some even accusing the former Chinese insideras a double agent ‘dissident hunter.’ wsj.com/articles/fbi-p…
The full story about this cast of characters, and how they swept up the Trump era grifters, is gonna be incredible 🍿

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What is this? All of my searches are coming up blank.
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I slept through the opench.aix.uy drama, but the synopsis of this — and someone can correct me if I miss anything — is that ai-eks used their Clubhouse user token and had a bot join every room, collect the Agora tokens, and plug them into a browser client.
This technical breakdown shows how Clubhouse works. It's a scrappy startup, & there are 3 legs. Clubhouse has their own API for user management. It relies on Agora for RTC audio streams. And less spoken is that the room interactions flow over PubNub events theori.io/research/korea…
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iOS release notes are always comforting when you have firsts like this. 3 zero-days actively exploited in the wild. 2 involving WebKit. "Apple said additional details would be available soon" techcrunch.com/2021/01/26/app…
The bricked state I encountered didn't end up having to do with the battery, at least obviously so. After a day of wrestling with DFU mode, it was successfully restored. If it attempted to boot, it would endlessly loop; breaking that cycle was hard.
The morning following the mobile Chrome stuttering, the device was very warm — like you would expect from an iCloud Photos daemon. Springboard worked, albeit dropping frames, but third party apps (I didn't test first party) began failing to boot. Upon shutdown, it was bricked.
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