Karim Elmetkoul @Ferrar65

He/Him. CEO Tech4Byte. Engineer @polimi Bergamo, Lombardia Joined October 2016

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Karim Elmetkoul @Ferrar65

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@Palestinedaily1 .

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Karim Elmetkoul @Ferrar65

2 years ago

@stats_feed An easy task for today: block this profile full of bullshit.

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@realGeorgeHotz The new factoring algorithm, if true, likely requires supercomputers to break real-world encryption (e.g., RSA-2048). Only powerful organizations or governments could exploit it now, but advancing tech makes future risks clear. Transition to stronger cryptography is urgent.

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ĐⱤØ₲Ø🇺🇸 @KAGdrogo

2 years ago

If only there were signs.

ĐⱤØ₲Ø🇺🇸 @KAGdrogo

2 years ago

Jacob Rothschild: “My family created Israel” Israel was created by the satanic banking mafia

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Physics In History @PhysInHistory

2 years ago

Just calculus thing ✍️

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Karim Elmetkoul @Ferrar65

2 years ago

Invest in drone delivery 📦

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Karim Elmetkoul @Ferrar65

2 years ago

We’re paving the way for a future where drones won’t be a threat. Events, deliveries, everyday life—soon autonomous drones will enhance our lives without risks. Mark my words: it’s inevitable that they’ll become part of our everyday life.

Beau Nerchamp @BeauNerchamp

2 years ago

Green Day rushed off the stage. At the time we figured it was because of a drone that had been hovering over the stadium. Fast forward to 1:49 for the non-musical action.

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Karim Elmetkoul @Ferrar65

2 years ago

Consumer not consumed

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Karim Elmetkoul @Ferrar65

2 years ago

@stats_feed I've lost hope of seeing content that makes sense from World of Statistics. It's easier to call it World of Bullshit.

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Physics In History @PhysInHistory

2 years ago

The word algebra comes from the Arabic phrase al-jabr, which means "reunion of broken parts," and was used in the title of a 9th-century book by mathematician Al-Khwarizmi that played a crucial role in developing the concept.