Well, for a start that's a @AusAirForce flag and the "Adgies" didn't arrive in Camp Holland (Uruzgan, Afghanistan) until 2012 and they NEVER left the base! Secondly, do you know who the insurgent objective name was? Because, whilst a good yarn, #CAG weren't operating in Afghanistan at that time, it was #Devgroup.

First idea come to my head: After AI lebih bagus karena saya biasanya lebih suka foto tanpa orang (landscape/cityscape vs portrait/street). Teringat waktu 2010-2012 dapat mahasiswa bimbingan pertama dengan topik menghapus orang dari foto. Berhasil memukau ketika saya presentasikan hasilnya di berbagai acara (kuliah umum di kampus lain atau Google DevGroup meetup pertama). Ketemu dengan yang juga tertarik mengembangkan AI untuk fotografi pas jaman-jaman awal tren startup walau akhirnya terbatas ke kemampuan komputasi pada waktu itu. Selang waktu 1,5 dekade, teknologinya sekarang sudah semakin matang dipakai secara awam. Bahkan di ponsel yang ada sekarang sudah terintegrasi dengan aplikasi kamera. ChatGPT pertama kali rilis di 2022 setelah groundbreaking paper "Attention is all you need" di tahun 2017. Kalau kita hitung-hitung, 10-15 tahun setelahnya adalah masa transisi teknologinya matang. Kita masih punya waktu 1-5 tahun lagi kalau mau mengejar ketertinggalan di bidang ini. Seberapa siapkah kita? Will you join this AI race?

I alone would double the size of his devgroup.

mascot for a little devgroup

Delta took maduro, not devgroup. Stop posting AI slop

AWS Simplified – Day 7: AWS IAM Policies, Groups & Roles Save this for quick revision & follow for more 👇 1️⃣ IAM Policies: - IAM Policies define what actions are allowed or denied in AWS. - They are written in JSON and attached to IAM entities. Types of IAM Policies: 👉 AWS-Managed Policies: Predefined by AWS. Examples: AdministratorAccess, ReadOnlyAccess 👉 Customer-Managed Policies: Custom policies created by users, Reusable across multiple users, groups, and roles 👉 Inline Policies: Policies directly attached to a single IAM entity (User / Group / Role) ------------------------------------------- 2️⃣ IAM Groups: - IAM Groups help manage permissions for multiple users at once. - Users inherit permissions from the group. - Makes permission management scalable and clean. - Best Practice: Assign policies to groups, not individual users. Example Groups: AdminGroup → Full access DevGroup → Limited access ReadOnlyGroup → Read-only permissions ------------------------------------------- 3️⃣ IAM Roles - IAM Roles provide temporary permissions. ⚠️ Roles do NOT have long-term credentials (unlike IAM users) - Used for: AWS services (EC2, Lambda, ECS, etc.) - Cross-account access - Federated access (SSO, Active Directory) 👉 IAM Role – Real-World Example: - EC2 needs access to S3 Steps: 1️⃣ Create an IAM Role with required S3 permissions 2️⃣ Attach the role to the EC2 instance 3️⃣ EC2 automatically receives temporary credentials - No access keys - No secret keys - Secure by design That's it for today. Thanks for showing love to AWS Simplified Series ❤️ #AWS #DevOps

Baccha Bazi resource devgroup.

Why even mention DevGroup in your message? You literally abandoned Matt Bissonnette, pretty sure no SEAL, particularly Team 6, would have anything to do with you.

The carriers are the reason for RN’s sorry state though. No solid support ships, excruciating levels of escort availability and costs to stretch the life of T23, Astute under funded and lacks the correct maintenance facilities, low numbers of rotary wing, embarrassing land attack capability, RM pretending to be Devgroup,

Since now Antifa is designated as a terrorist organization that’ll give DevGroup, Delta, and all other SOF teams including FBI HRT to take them down. Don’t be surprised if Tomahawk cruise missile’s are used too along with the Ginsu Hellfire missiles

When USIA was shuttered in 99, everything moved to devgroup psyops and loud politics. GWoT launched without global bullhorns like Voice of America and Radio Liberty. By 2007, a military analyst and researcher tracking hostile information operations of jihadist networks that sparked insurgencies in Iraq and Afghanistan, called for “an independently chartered United States Influence Incident Response Integration Center (US-IIRIC) charged with identification, mitigation, and response to influence operations perpetrated by Islamist terrorist networks.” Deniston’s paper Influence in an Age of Terror advanced the Find-Fix-Track-Target-Engage-Assess (F2T2EA) targeting doctrine for repurposing as a strategic guide in coordinated US response to influence operations. This has since evolved to counter network F3EAD ops but fusion to national-level intelligence that tracks the wholistic strategic footprint of adversarial influence networks remains elusive. Under Biden ODNI’s special mission, the FMIC, was run by Jessica Brandt, a credible researcher on foreign malign influence, with an unfortunate thread of weak associations to a former fellow Brookings scholar, Ali Fatoli Nejad a reformist track-II academic and geopolitical activist for Tehran. It is now being shut down as part of ODNI’s 40% reduction in office size. America is at a time of high geostrategic risk. The logic in ripping out the wiring inside certain departments within USIC, exacerbating ISR blindspots and operational risk, warrants scrutiny. Especially when they could be re-operationalized and strengthened to task. Washington should not have much difficulty to agree that the influence efforts of adversarial and major competitors have had a deleterious impact on Europe. There’s no credible reason to suppose demobilizing counter network capabilities doesn’t pose similar risks in North America. America learned from Imperial Japan and Nazi Germany that financial penetration into critical supply lines can cost a war. When the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor and launched their Pacific campaign, tin and rubber supplies collapsed to Allied front lines. Dutch Shell was financially sabotaged by Nazi entabglements. The British and the Dutch were forced to expropriate captured companies. So Trump’s admin has erected a tariff wall, and put a global hole under the fence for FDI, to stimulate onshoring and mitigate risks of litigating expropriation in friend-shore jurisdictions over captured critical resources and logistics. But if the Pentagon cannot stand up the basic infrastructure it needs to effectively protect American sovereignty, because it is stripped of capability and mandate to track enemy funds through proxies on American soil, then DC’s planners may revisit its estimates of constructive loss to find gross miscalculations. The same exposure targets political will and policy formation capacity, paralyzing Washington. It fuels unrest, targets recruitment, and facilitates foreign intelligence operations on US soil. Meanwhile, no single national intelligence product can provide a whole-of-society BDA, leaving DC’s planners flying blind on institutional inertia.

Building a list of all #Web3 communities in India. Tag your fav Web3 #community, #DAO, #guild, #devgroup across cities! 🧵

Watched the ABC TV series "SEAL Team"? Pretty darn good acting, and tactics/weapons are about as good as I've seen on a TV series. But this episode has a character (DevGroup sniper Clay Spenser) shooting a @KRG_W3 SOTIC rifle. @MidasBen should be proud.

What Has Changed in Pi Network After February 20, 2025? ( ― Beyond the GCV Debate: The Era Where “Belief Becomes Value” ) [[[ A Philosophical Shift from Market Speculation to Contribution-Based Value ]]] [[[ Building a Trust Economy: Why Pi’s True Value Lies in What We Believe ]]] [[[ Why There’s No Need to Obsess Over Exchanges — and Why, After February 20, 2025, Community-Level Utility Apps and U.S. Regulatory Clarity Matter More Than Ever ]]] [[[ Why the Real Key to Mass Adoption Lies in the Advancement, Sophistication, Scalability, Security, and Integrability of Pi’s Community-Level Apps — Not in the Exchanges ]]] 1. The Philosophical Foundation of Pi Network: “Value Comes From Belief” Pi Network was built on a philosophy that fundamentally differentiates it from traditional cryptocurrencies. This philosophy is encapsulated in a famous quote by one of its founders: “The value of Pi is as much as Pioneers believe it is.” This means the value of Pi does not originate from supply, demand, or mining difficulty — but from a collective belief in its worth. The Global Consensus Value (GCV) numerically expresses this belief. Moreover, the Pi white paper clearly warns: “If you need quick cash, look elsewhere.” This reaffirms that Pi is not designed for speculation but for utility-based economic activity. In addition, the Migration Terms explicitly state that: “Pi is designed to be used within the Pi Network.” The “Use of Tokens” clause outlines the importance of regulatory clarity, tax compliance in each country, and limitations for restricted jurisdictions. Thus, Pi is a utility token with a legally compliant framework, meant to circulate within a closed ecosystem under clear and ethical principles. 2. The Technical Genesis of GCV: From $314 to $314,159 ▪ September 2024: GCV First Appears on GitHub as $314 The "KOSASIH" DevGroup, a developer community with over 2,200 members and followers, first registered the GCV value as $314 on GitHub in September 2024. This was not a random number, but a minimum technical valuation needed to operate utility apps in the Pi ecosystem. At that time, community perception already leaned toward the $314,159 consensus value, and despite over 7 million on-chain GCV-based transactions, the lower value was strategically set to ensure practical integration of utility services. ▪ December 2024 ~ January 2025: GCV Officially Set to $314,159 By late 2024 and early 2025, most community-based utility apps updated their configurations to reflect $314,159 as the official GCV. This shift marked a transition from speculative price to a community-agreed symbolic value — grounded in truthful on-chain records and reflecting the founding philosophy that: “Value comes from belief.” 3. February 20, 2025: A Split in Community Perception As the Open Network launched on February 20, 2025, Pi’s community split into two distinct camps regarding GCV: (( See attached image 3. )) However, those advocating for market pricing contradict their own previous efforts to strengthen GCV during the Closed Mainnet period. The Pi Consensus project and utility constants are results of community effort and align with the Core Team’s roadmap, which explicitly allows for non-disclosure of strategic developments. 4. The Real Meaning of the Open Network (February 20, 2025) The Open Network represents more than just Mainnet activation — it marks the beginning of community-led value definition. The progression mirrors corporate product development: Closed Mainnet: In-house testing and prototyping Open Network Start: Market preparation, product promotion, and pricing strategy GCV Setting: Price tag affixed by the "developer" (community) before launch On March 14, 2025, the Pi Domain Auction was launched, symbolizing the first official application of GCV in an expanded ecosystem. This move also clarified the distinction between strategic liquidity mechanisms (e.g., non-official exchange listings) and actual value creation through community use. 5. Post–March 14, 2025: Legal Framework Evolution Following March 14, 2025, the U.S. began formal proceedings to legislate two pivotal frameworks: Stablecoin Regulation Bill Digital Asset Regulatory Framework Bill These frameworks serve to reinforce the legal certainty around Pi’s ecosystem and open the door for public utility apps to operate using GCV transparently. This legal alignment is also one of the Core Team’s prerequisites for a fully open Mainnet, paving the way for official utility app deployment under compliant conditions. 6. GCV-Based Value Reassessment: The Confirmist vs. Non-Confirmist Divide Since Pi was created by Non-Confirmists — those who reject traditional financial systems — its post–Open Network settlement logic must also differ. Instead of being guided by market prices, Pi rewards should follow a contribution-based GCV reassessment model. In other words: Pi earned through contributions during the Closed Mainnet is legitimately valued at GCV ($314,159). Pi acquired via exchanges or speculative means is subject to revaluation, in line with the terms prohibiting Pi acquisition for profit. Furthermore, even transactions conducted within the community, such as barter trades at $10 per Pi, may also be subject to revaluation if the exchange value falls significantly short of the GCV. 📌 This reinforces Pi’s commitment to value being based on contribution quality, not just consensus at lower prices. The Non-Confirmist logic applies equally to all. 🔁 Example Scenarios: Acquired 100 Pi at $1.50 on an exchange → Revalued as 0.00047 Pi at GCV Traded 1 Pi = $10 within community → GCV gap too large → Revaluation applicable Used Pi within utility apps at $314,159 → Fully recognized as legitimate value AI-driven systems may soon recalculate reward volumes based on GCV-aligned contribution analysis This is not punishment — it is an alignment with the original design philosophy that "value flows only to meaningful contribution." “Not all consensus is equal. Only consensus aligned with GCV is rewarded.” 🧩 Final Insight: What Is Needed Now Is Not Action, But Belief At this point, there is no need for Pioneers to buy or sell Pi on exchanges. Instead, the only necessary action is: “To believe in and support the GCV ($314,159).” That belief is not blind — it is the logical continuation of years of effort to build a value system rooted in community participation and transparency. As utility apps expand, Pi’s economy will naturally center around the GCV. ------------------------ 🔐 Closing Message ------------------------ The Open Network is not just a technical milestone. It marks a historic shift from market-based value to consensus-based value. Now is the time to hold firm in belief. The utility era is near — and when it arrives, that belief will return to Pioneers as recognized value. “The value of Pi is as much as Pioneers believe it is.” Now, let your belief turn GCV into reality.

Trust me this exhiliration is so missed later - I cannot believe I was doing internship, travelling for hackathons, handling placement coordination, studying for my own placement, writing research paper and mentoring a devgroup all at the same time - college is MISSED !

દેવ ગ્રૂપ પર ITના દરોડામાં મોટી કરચોરીનો ખુલાસો, અધધ આટલા કરોડની કરચોરીની કબૂલાત #DevGroup #incomeTaxRaid #DevGroupNews #vtvgujarati vtvgujarati.com/news-details…

Ahmedabadમાં DEV ગ્રુપ પર ત્રીજા દિવસે ITના દરોડા, રોકડ અને દાગીના જપ્ત sandesh.com/gujarat/it-raids… #gujarat #ahmedabad #it #raids #cash #jewelary #devgroup વધુ સમાચાર વાંચવા ડાઉનલોડ કરો સંદેશ ન્યૂઝ એપ : sandesh.com/d

I scoff at the bro vets; Delta, DevGroup—hyper patriots Who won’t risk a fucking thing to call out the obvious Zionism has subverted the Constitution & are looting the treasury For all the bragging & posturing, most Americans are terrified of opposing the Establishment

You will get the Medal of Freedom that is confiscated on the afternoon of 1/20 from George Soros by Bravo Platoon, DevGroup….

OPERATION NEPTUNE SPEAR May 1st 2011 President Obama greenlighted an operation to capture or kill American Terrorists number one,Osama bin Laden, Intelligence allegedly placed Osama to Abbottabad,an Army town in Pakistan. After years of search and planning, the operation was a go. Two stealth, helicopters each carrying 12 members of SEAL team 6(DEVGROUP) ,left Jalalabad,an American military base in Afghanistan and flew 90 mins in the cover of darkness to Abbottabad.