Nabs

Now inform everyone else that other countries are targeting with pegasus

*edit: spelling

I do recommend TureNAS for this, it has been fun for me to work with and i started with 0 background or experience.

So I am a total amateur, but i set up a TrueNas server that hosts my Plex server, then set up a linux VM to host a PiHole.

I also set up nextcloud vm on that machine too, i wanted to autobackup my phone pics and have a sync'd, shareable calendar with the family.

Nextcloud was the biggest pain in my ass and i never truely got it working as advertised. I ended up scrapping that part just because of how god-awful nextcloud was, and god forbid you try and update it to the most recent version.

It does, the IG that reviewed his case found it to be "urgent and credible" enough to be forwarded to congress.

Again, the man can't & shouldnt, go full snowden where he just dumps his load and defects to Russia, forsaking his or his family's future.

So that leaves us in the position of, hey, this guy has a record of credibility and others whove reviewed what he has say its credible and urgent.

It is up to congress to investigate and then declassify.

You didnt read my comment.

If the man "posted pics" he'd be risking his freedom and family's future.

He was found credible by not only his lawyers but the inspector general so much so that his complaint was levelied to congress.

https://thedebrief.org/fact-check-q-a-with-debrief-co-founder-and-investigator-tim-mcmillan-part-1/

This is the site that ran the original article prior to in televised interview.

This is part 1 of the fact checking / vetting they did on the whistleblower.

Edit: grammar.

https://thedebrief.org/fact-check-q-a-with-debrief-co-founder-and-investigator-tim-mcmillan-part-1/

This is the site that ran the original article prior to in televised interview.

This is part 1 of the fact checking / vetting they did on the whistleblower.

I feel like the headline is super misleading: On Friday, the IAEA chief said that experts confirmed “the mines first observed on July 23 were still in place” during an inspection on Aug. 1, but “no new mines or explosives were observed during any walkdowns over the past week.”