Generic Eccentric
@genericeccentric.bsky.social
Trying to make sense of the world. Here for my daily OSINT fix.
Is the Thetis cable still intact?
November 17, 2025 at 9:26 PM
Is the Thetis cable still intact?
Oh! I saw faint watermarks with barely visible text-like forms and thought it might be AI generated just to head-trip everyone...
November 17, 2025 at 1:05 PM
Oh! I saw faint watermarks with barely visible text-like forms and thought it might be AI generated just to head-trip everyone...
Looks like AI to me or you postprocessed it somehow?
November 17, 2025 at 11:07 AM
Looks like AI to me or you postprocessed it somehow?
Different metric, because the system is different.
Finnish reservists do refresher training semi-unregularily, up to almost pension age. Some refresh more than others.
In Finland one won't be discharged from military duty at 30 years of age, one stays at the reserves quite long.
Finnish reservists do refresher training semi-unregularily, up to almost pension age. Some refresh more than others.
In Finland one won't be discharged from military duty at 30 years of age, one stays at the reserves quite long.
November 16, 2025 at 9:12 AM
Different metric, because the system is different.
Finnish reservists do refresher training semi-unregularily, up to almost pension age. Some refresh more than others.
In Finland one won't be discharged from military duty at 30 years of age, one stays at the reserves quite long.
Finnish reservists do refresher training semi-unregularily, up to almost pension age. Some refresh more than others.
In Finland one won't be discharged from military duty at 30 years of age, one stays at the reserves quite long.
Yes... If the information is truly confidential, why is it on ANY Internet-connected computers?
Was the data even encrypted at rest?
I guess the answers are "umm" and "no".
The electrical companies should use their obscene "transfer fees" and fund a separate, closed network for themselves.
Was the data even encrypted at rest?
I guess the answers are "umm" and "no".
The electrical companies should use their obscene "transfer fees" and fund a separate, closed network for themselves.
November 16, 2025 at 8:19 AM
Yes... If the information is truly confidential, why is it on ANY Internet-connected computers?
Was the data even encrypted at rest?
I guess the answers are "umm" and "no".
The electrical companies should use their obscene "transfer fees" and fund a separate, closed network for themselves.
Was the data even encrypted at rest?
I guess the answers are "umm" and "no".
The electrical companies should use their obscene "transfer fees" and fund a separate, closed network for themselves.
The old meme of "always has been" really applies here. Prepping for war since WWII because of the dear neighbour.
November 15, 2025 at 4:52 PM
The old meme of "always has been" really applies here. Prepping for war since WWII because of the dear neighbour.
"..our estimation is that Nexperia China should [possess] a sufficient amount of wafers and finished products available to continue operations for several months. Any claims from Nexperia China to the contrary lead to serious doubt over stock management practices by local management in China."
Update on company developments
www.nexperia.com
November 14, 2025 at 5:14 PM
"..our estimation is that Nexperia China should [possess] a sufficient amount of wafers and finished products available to continue operations for several months. Any claims from Nexperia China to the contrary lead to serious doubt over stock management practices by local management in China."
First one needs to have the raw rare earths before processing them. Does this mean US will ship rare earths to Europe for processing?
November 13, 2025 at 9:44 PM
First one needs to have the raw rare earths before processing them. Does this mean US will ship rare earths to Europe for processing?
My point is that Russian MoD claiming anything at all usually has a near-zero informational value because they output so much bullshit as part of their standard operation.
As a datapoint it can be useful, if other uncorrelated sources agree with the Russian MoD.
As a datapoint it can be useful, if other uncorrelated sources agree with the Russian MoD.
November 11, 2025 at 3:26 PM
My point is that Russian MoD claiming anything at all usually has a near-zero informational value because they output so much bullshit as part of their standard operation.
As a datapoint it can be useful, if other uncorrelated sources agree with the Russian MoD.
As a datapoint it can be useful, if other uncorrelated sources agree with the Russian MoD.
Russian MoD tends to claim all sorts of things.
Russian soldiers go in, set up a flag, take pictures and often get blown up. The picture gets used by Russian MoD and others to make claims of capturing new areas.
Regardless what the situation is, source critique is useful. That is my point.
Russian soldiers go in, set up a flag, take pictures and often get blown up. The picture gets used by Russian MoD and others to make claims of capturing new areas.
Regardless what the situation is, source critique is useful. That is my point.
November 11, 2025 at 2:35 PM
Russian MoD tends to claim all sorts of things.
Russian soldiers go in, set up a flag, take pictures and often get blown up. The picture gets used by Russian MoD and others to make claims of capturing new areas.
Regardless what the situation is, source critique is useful. That is my point.
Russian soldiers go in, set up a flag, take pictures and often get blown up. The picture gets used by Russian MoD and others to make claims of capturing new areas.
Regardless what the situation is, source critique is useful. That is my point.