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by 1ris 9y ago
Does Yelp verify that buiness actually exist? If I was in the US, had too much time and money on hand it'd do the following: Start serveral business and make sure they never actually serve costumers. Sign them up with yelp. Write a few
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by 1ris 9y ago
I'm dealing with a very old, large, somewhat rotting codebase. it's barley tested. Is fuzzing something for me to improve code quality, or are tests the lower hanging fruit?
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by 1ris 10y ago
I just don't believe shadowbrokers just burned all their 0days. I assume they only release the cheapest exploits and either sell or keep the rest. E.g. russia now has several NSA exploits.
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by 1ris 10y ago
I'm interested aswell. I'm only aware of the "Profi-C" c compiler for the c64. Maybe they are lost in ways google can't find these compilers?
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by 1ris 10y ago
> how negligent and dangerous Trump is as the leader of the free world. A torture-endorsing leader of the free world is like the meat-eating leader of vegetarians. Trump is simply not part of the free world, and therefore not it's l
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by 1ris 10y ago
90% of psychology looks obvious afterwards. Probably 90% of science.
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by 1ris 10y ago
Common. There are even OS/2 industrial machines that still get sporadic software updates by the the company I work for.
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by 1ris 10y ago
Well, some don't. It doesn't imply a more informed electorate, tho.
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by 1ris 10y ago
I guess approximately half of all shareholders did. It's not really a feat.
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by 1ris 10y ago
While I believe that's true for non regular visitors I bet my ass most manage a donors and members list in google spreadsheets.
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by 1ris 10y ago
That's all nice, but do they believe they can "scale" back? Like how? If facebook drops the table it won't be gone from all the scrapers and law enforcment and intelligence tools.
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by 1ris 10y ago
And teach them to use tor. As said, that's not enough. But nothing can safe a fool, so it's important people don't have to reley too much on other and take at least the basic precaution themselfs. If you have any better (as i
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by 1ris 10y ago
Cambridge Analytica claims to have profiles of 230 million americans. If you substract babies and people over 70 that's about everybody. And Cambridge Analytica is a shack compared to all the others.
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by 1ris 10y ago
I'm talking about what is happening right now. If you find yourself in a situation where you regret data having this deeply, you shouldn't have collected them in first place. The second statement is true, but unrelated. It's
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by 1ris 10y ago
As if governments would take no as a answer. If the data is there it's accessible.
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by 1ris 10y ago
Yes, it does, because I did. I tell people not to use facebook. That's not enough, but everything less is in vain. No technical solutions for political problems my ass. If politics is unfixable (witch was foreseeable) a technical defen
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by 1ris 10y ago
It's a ridiculous and naive view of the world. Of course it already exists. For example on facebook. For example in the mosques. Everybody was warned, everybody could have seen this coming. But most people didn't give a fuck. Welc
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by 1ris 10y ago
Of of the things i always wanted to do, but never had the time to.
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by 1ris 10y ago
Many logs are localised - and contain unicode.
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by 1ris 10y ago
I'm very sure it completely tickles down, although I have nothing to back that up.
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by 1ris 10y ago
Guess who pays for them. It's not the merchants. But you are right about credit cards, it's not that much. Right now I'm more or less fored to use paypal. They offer a very similar service. I'm paying a tiny bit less tha
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by 1ris 10y ago
No, they don't. They are completely insane aswell. They are like smart cards, but with the secret printed on them, visible for the world. If you want to clone them you don't need a highly advanced lab, you can just remember the nu
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by 1ris 10y ago
The second factor is the one time password. You get ~200 by snail mail and need one for each transaction. So you only give up control for one transfer. But yes, indeed, this is insane.
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by 1ris 10y ago
This is common practice in germany. The whole payment methode "sofortüberweisung" or "sofort" is based on this. You give your login information and a single use password to sofort, they initiate a wire transfer and insta
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by 1ris 10y ago
Hi, What kind of key mechanism do you use? It looks more like a apple keyboard than other keyboards, will it have the same very short travel?
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by 1ris 10y ago
I tried this with a radioactive probe. It didn't work aswell.
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by 1ris 10y ago
> is estimated that there may be 200 dwarf planets in the Kuiper belt of the outer Solar System[1][needs update] and possibly more than 10,000 in the region beyond. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_possible_dwar
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by 1ris 10y ago
No, we know for sure it's not a draw planet because it's not in the IUA's list of dwarf planets. Just like literally hundreds of objects that have dwarf planet properties, but are not as popular. And I'm not against dive
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by 1ris 10y ago
It's a household asteroid. Nothing unusual.
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by 1ris 10y ago
Articles like this pop out often and they do not make sense. There are constantly news about "New Dwarf Planets" and they are almost all wrong. First of all, the definition of "dwarf planets" does not make any sense. It

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