It's a really dull activity, right up until you fish out a gun or an UXO...
Darkassassin07
I love photos like these XD
No power supply. The hdds aren't plugged into anything, with the IDE cables just sitting in the bottom of the case. The random mess of cables in the back is only half plugged in and leads to nothing but the folding table the whole setup is jankily sitting on. It's even got ps2 connectors just because #old pc.
Then there's the lady kissing the case, because that's a thing we definitely do? And the knife...? Wtf.
What would you even use this image for?
The first time, I just saw it's not working; the second time, I was paying attention to the details to see what specific parts aren't working and clues as to how/why.
~~because bulky pockets ruin the look of a garment.~~
Because women's clothes with usable pockets don't force women to buy an expensive purse ontop.
Patience and practice. I prefer an electric shaver vs manual razors; but that's up to personal preference.
Have we actually heard anything directly from Iran about this, or just Trumps blabbering? Just because Trump said it doesn't make it so.
Like we needed another reason...
That could give you a more general idea; but how do they get the confidence/precision to say 'nine' surveys over this particular region, 'two' surveys over another, and active surveys happing over the strait?
It seems like they have more refined intel than that. Almost like a mole or some other near first-hand account.
Counter-intelligence is a rather complex and interesting world. To bad it's another piece of the ever churning war machine.
This in in one of the attached sections below that main story:
Russia aiding Iran with cyber support and spy imagery to hone attacks, Ukraine says
[...]
A Western military source and a separate regional security source told Reuters that their intelligence also indicated intense Russian satellite activity in the region and said that imagery had been shared with Iran.
Nine surveys covered parts of Saudi Arabia, including five over the King Khalid Military City near Hafar Al-Batin, in what appeared to be an effort to locate elements of the US-made THAAD air defence system, the Ukrainian assessment said.
And it leaves me curious: How do you detect satellite based video/photo surveillance?
Depends on the client.
I was using Jerboa for quite some time: it doesn't provide notifications.
Switched to Boost somewhat recently: it does provide notifications.
So we're not going to compensate the victims of this crime at all for their troubles; AND we're going to spend the money that should be going to the victims, on new law enforcement in the region to 'reduce crime', presumably because the victims are retaliating against the perpetrators given they've been left with no legal remedy... (hell, I would. I certainly don't blame them, if that's the case.)