kaliguy17

Ordförande för FEMS (Föreningen för ensamstående män i Sverige) 🇸🇪

[kaliguy17 @leonkal]

Break into any AI model without AI

If you are developing AI models, you will need this. 🥶🚨

https://t.co/HOgxX0Taat

Did run it on models like Bert and the results 🥳

Decided to make it open source , think all Cyber sec tools should be.

Testers and contributors are welcome.

[kaliguy17 @leonkal]

@WasikeAbdu 39 oba 49? 🤣🤣. Anyway happy bd sir.

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@AnitahAmong You are a thief

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@Dinosn What actually happens?

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@Tunchi_99 Something else can itch a man that he will never care 😅

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@premierleague @LFC When Isak is fit only one striker in the prem is at his level.

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@sebzo256 He was like, let me serve with the real 😅

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@AFTVMedia And won what?

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@premierleague @ManCity Rice became Salt 😅

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@ABagyenzire @LDNFootbalI Funny thing is that all those games, they even failed to score a single goal.

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@PatroUganda So if he did not do it, who did it?

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@TekkGame @ChelseaFC Which Frank? Thats delusional if you think winning championship is winning prem games

[kaliguy17 @leonkal]

@lukaku_romelu90 @Arsenal 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. Arsenal fans counting on their masters Chelsea

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@Arsenal @JacobsOSeaman 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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@imbankug Are you okay? When did you talk to me and what you resolving?

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@imbankug *but

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@imbankug It you still have poor customer care and bad cyber security on your products and services

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@frankbalkazerg1 Kenzo’s comments were not good and respectful but why are our legends being dramatic with tears? 🧐😡🚮

[kaliguy17 @leonkal]

@ABagyenzire @AKasingye hahaha

[Charles Onyango-Obbo @cobbo3]

This story and headline is a perfect example of how racist politics and narratives are subtly deployed in media. Blink and you miss it. On Thursday, a man killed four children in an attack inside a nursery school in the Ugandan capital of Kampala on Thursday.
It was the most horrific attack on a kindergarten school in Uganda in recent memory. The attacker “brutally stabbed and killed four juveniles,” with a knife police said. Nearly all Uganda media reports said the murderer used a knife. However, in AP’s telling, he became a “machete wielding” attacker.
It doesn’t make the tragedy any less, but the
the word "machete" often carries cultural baggage in Western (and sometimes global) media framing. It often evokes images of chaotic violence in tropical or African settings –think the "wild savage" trope from colonial-era storytelling –more readily than a "knife" does for similar attacks elsewhere. And thus it conjures up an image of Kampala, or Uganda for that matter, as a place with menacing “natives” walking around with deadly machetes, rather than an individual who might be been mentally ill. Surprising how strong the instinct to fall back on these tropes remains.

[kaliguy17 @leonkal]

@ABagyenzire @AKasingye Mbu ranked, lol oba ranked by who. Alex help these people