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by 086421357909764 8y ago
By adding the element of a mobile device to verify the transaction it changes the dynamic here. There are protections and precautions to verify against fraudulent currency performed within the machine. The implied here is that there is no v
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by 086421357909764 8y ago
No, but a gag order can prohibit you from saying something specifically with regard to national security issues. So downvote away, but these documents do exist and these circumstances can and will happen. In fact, everyone impacted by Auro
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by 086421357909764 8y ago
My guess is Gag order for the US govt.
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by 086421357909764 8y ago
It's actually possible they have a National Security Gag order. If that's the case they could only deny anyway.
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by 086421357909764 8y ago
It's actually suprising that people think they're not "normal" computers. I provisioned a few of them and they're little beasts. Most in use are I7, 16-32gb ram, Dual NVME. The Skulltrail nucs are extremely powerful
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by 086421357909764 8y ago
So much this, yes i'm sure people were attempting to scan it up but I guarantee you could show the same for almost every network out there. I understand the fear mongering to a degree but its projecting things in the wrong place and it
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by 086421357909764 8y ago
Everyone seems to forget that the projection of might in of itself is a deterrent leveraged by all nations. Further, the US is part of multi nation programs, such as NATO in which it's the largest supplier of Capital and Manpower by a
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by 086421357909764 8y ago
The even shittier thing is, assuming your muni get the efforts going, it's not uncommon for comcast to all of a sudden have a competing product at a cheaper rate. Where the didn't have bandwidth they suddenly can support the incre
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by 086421357909764 8y ago
Military, Federal, State govt. and even corporations all have dreaded over runs. It's bad all around.
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by 086421357909764 8y ago
PiedPiper New Internet capable?
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by 086421357909764 8y ago
My guess is the great depression killed funding or interests.
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by 086421357909764 9y ago
POE <3
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by 086421357909764 9y ago
This is repeated a lot, but I don't know many that are interested in buying a used card these days due to mining and wear on them. I don't think the resale value is nearly as great as is implied. I could be wrong though. If we get
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by 086421357909764 9y ago
I too very much appreciate this, as soon as I saw it I shared it with a couple students I mentor. Interestingly we're talking about synthesizers as an instrument and this is a great visual tool! Keep it up! I'd be happy to send a
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by 086421357909764 9y ago
I've never seen a property reduce rents on a lease before even if the markets bare it. Did you move units to start a new lease?
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by 086421357909764 9y ago
I can't even begin to count the number of times i've seen someone almost hit in front of the container store / best buy.
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by 086421357909764 9y ago
I don't the the impacts have really begun to be felt yet. We're already anticipating over 20% based upon our current AWS findings (as others have pointed out their dilemmas as well). If i'm a larger company looking at a sudde
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by 086421357909764 9y ago
In fact, the EU considers all citizens of the world to fall under their legal protections. That is, you don't have to be a EU citizen to have the same legal rights.
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by 086421357909764 9y ago
Exactly.. the "we had hot wallets for all our currency" excuse would have worked 6 years ago, not so much today.
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by 086421357909764 9y ago
People need to stop with the 'sophisticated attack" shenanigans. No one is going to say 'un-sophisticated attack", when the reality of it is, it usually boils down to negligence. My bet is on an insider. Interesting in t
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by 086421357909764 9y ago
Given the pervasiveness of SORM deployment across ISPs and tech companies within russia, it maybe that a letter like system is not even required. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SORM
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by 086421357909764 9y ago
As they've said though, the usage of most linux users isn't on par with Windows / Mac users. They simply would crush themselves with people attempting to backup 200TB nas devices for $5.00 a month. If you want any perspective
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by 086421357909764 9y ago
There's always been a strong narrative, but for a government to call out another commercial entity and or government for spying is a dangerous game and only played when it's a big enough issue. It's all politics, they're
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by 086421357909764 9y ago
This has a strong weight in truth at least within the CNO world. Simply can't compete with commercial salaries (which for those with unique experiences are commanding even greater than the average SV salary).
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by 086421357909764 9y ago
It's the same argument for Facebook and questionable ads (IE current news). If you are a company making money in the ad space, you'll err on the side of money 9 times out of 10.
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by 086421357909764 9y ago
To play devils advocate, it's highly likely multiple countries are already looking at this information, this is just a formal way of asking for it to add non-compliance to justifications. It's almost akin to the US state of Tennes
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by 086421357909764 9y ago
Correct, all companies face breaches, it's the management and response that should determine the course of action. This is where an independent investigation is crucial for determining basic failures vs systemic disregard. The harder p
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by 086421357909764 9y ago
WeChat acknowledged the monitoring :( http://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/companies/wechat-c...
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by 086421357909764 9y ago
I suspect as much, how else can people visually differentiate your status as having Cellular on your watch. Thing is most people can't tell a difference between series 1, 2, and 3.
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by 086421357909764 9y ago
This is exactly how it works. Passwords can be changed, your personal details can't.

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