Russia takes unusual route to hack Starlink-connected devices in Ukraine
Russia takes unusual route to hack Starlink-connected devices in Ukraine
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Russia takes unusual route to hack Starlink-connected devices in Ukraine
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I think they can ask muskrat directly, he would do it
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It's interesting the lengths Russia will go through to win this without becoming a half-decent country.
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But it is half-decent, look at their metro & compare it to America's
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Fucking Mussolini was said to have made the trains run on time again.
Even if that were true, that doesn't make him half decent.
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Well, what about if we compare 'factories not on fire' or 'citizens lost on the battlefield in the last year (month)' or even 'incidents of explosive drone attacks'?
Are they still half decent?
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I mean that's more because America's metro fucking sucks. My country has better and I'm literally from a third world country.
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That is Moscow and Saint-Petersburg.
Show me the Metro of Sotschi.. or any other second class Russian city.
Russia has literally only 2 Cities partially on western standard. I think most dictatorships manage this, even North Korea.
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by chicago you mean new york and chicago and such. America does quite well. russia has 7 metro systems while the us has 16.
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Did they ask Musk to do it?
Who do you think suggested the idea to them? $10 says Elon directed Russia straight to a backdoor. He's been itching to see Ukraine fail this whole time, I wouldn't put it past him to directly interfere in such a way.
How exactly has he demonstrated his urge to see Ukraine fail?
EDIT: Still waiting for examples of this