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That it's a logical program for a Covert / Clandestine intelligence agency.
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and establish uniform pricing for services across the board
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that's more on the fact that linkedIn asks "does x know y" rather than "here's a list of skills, select which is more applicable". I also agree though, people randomly endorse stuff. I see D.o.D. all the time o
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Yup, lots of firms using HIDS that gather all sorts of system data. OSSEC is what I've seen rather frequently for this.
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Ah, haven't been in a few years. Is it because of the above issue?
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I'm surprised he didn't have a second diplomatic passport. I've always had two standard US Blue passports. All I was required to do to get them was write a explanation as to why I needed it and await approval. The most common
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The holocaust is also a widely know historical incident where as Tibet's struggles, while known by a few, aren't as wide nor as strong a historical impact to the globe.
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I actually just ran a query on a domain using Google Domains and was offered a .com variant of an existing domain with the only difference, the letter c with a Hacek (Ĉ). Phishing nightmare indeed.
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It's less the distros, more the applications themselves that really fail the test. I use ubuntu on a Razer Blade 2016 and it's great but a few apps are horrible scales (due to lack of HiDPI iconography etc.) Even windows has issue
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To follow your comment, numerous veterans un-able to get support locally through their VA office have used the line as a last ditch effort to get support. Knowing you are suffering from a mental health issue isn't the same as being sui
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And if you ask many Germans, the economic situations in both have their own problems as well. No where is perfect, instead of uprooting, people that want change need to become a part of the movement rather than waiting for others to do it f
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Adapt and Survive. Seriously the only cosmetic issue I have is the Razer logo. They really need to offer alternatives .
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Gaming, it's pretty short, if you set the intel graphics power settings right though you can get 6 hours give or take. I rarely use the laptop more than an hour without access to power anyway so the whole battery life issue mac or pc d
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The only loss i've felt so far is my documents that were written / design in pages & keynote. Still have a older mac around to handle them. Otherwise i'm back to Windows 10 fT with the Hyper-V bash and docker. So far so g
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14" Razer Blade 1060, grab a dbrand matte skin to cover the hideous Razer logo. No problems with Ubuntu 16.10 currently installed. Also have a 13" Dell XPS dev edition used for specific work. It's a nice system as well. The R
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Sure, sometimes it's also good to be honest from the get go. They totally blew over the breach of the SamsungPay division acting as if nothing happened yet data was removed from the network that they couldn't account for. Only to
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If they announced upgrades and that the new car was shipping in 2 months you would be at whatever current build was being deliver (sans any cosmetic changes they may request your input on). If the manufacturing lines are updated to add feat
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More than close with the FBI, A lot of their guys still roam halls at Fort Meade.
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I once had verizon admit they'd oversold their capabilities for Incident Response and security consulting and were in dire need of support. Of course they wanted bottom barrel rates at $140 an hour.. seriously. Naturally we turned away
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How do we know he wasn't working at an Apple Store rather than Corporate? Apparently he wasn't in the corporate directory.
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Almost half the NSA is military. TAO - ROC Operators in particular are most definitely staffed heavy with military due to laws of war.
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It's probably more along the lines of the vast majority requiring Title 10 authority. The military operators performing the work on average would be younger. 25-35 is probably the norm. Most at that age would move out of the govt. to h
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Unless there's still a Yahoo (with the patents, Alibaba stake, and whatever else is left over), which in that case she could technically stay. I'd imagine most of that is going onto the block too.
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we had close to 250 people in a small park near my house close to all day. There were 5 points all within 200 meters of each other, and one gym. It was refreshing to see a lot of people outside that look like they don't get out much.
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http://www.proactiverisk.com/ is almost as bad.. or maybe worse depending on if you like the agressive red colors.
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it seems like a lot of people here are in a feedback loop, only upvoting / listening to what they think fits. Everyone's quick to believe they know it all, when in fact that is the very issue the arguments are about. I get why you
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:*(
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Then how can you trust the intercepts cherry picking of the documents trove snowden took? My argument is it's pretty ballsy to call people out about transparency knowing they can't argue and that there are likely contradictions or
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Isn't this how a lot of the big firms are using Their European offices? I've met a lot of people in the valley that worked in places like Zurich, or London for their first year with the company before moving to CA.
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Interestingly this is almost the same commentary for every "next silicon valley" city we read about here. I think sometimes people are trying to cash in on the ideal before it's even been formed. Why is everyone so rushed to

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