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by Buge 9y ago
If they don't acknowledge the first text the answer is to send another much more extreme text? Why not just a reminder of the first text? Or call them? Or talk to them in person, because he seems to have been there in person. If they m
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by Buge 9y ago
>said to have sent a text message to the duo half an hour before they were expected on stage to not to give the talk , That says they were required to cancel it.
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by Buge 9y ago
No, it's not quoting anything from there. It's just random obscenities jumbled together. HN has a setting that allows you to view dead posts.
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by Buge 9y ago
>limited to highly compressed 1080p. It's worse than that. Netflix is limited to 720p in Chrome and Firefox.
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by Buge 9y ago
But did the console's software checking help in that case? Either way you're going to have a customer complaining about problems.
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by Buge 9y ago
I never said the author's positions were mild or plausible, or that biology explains what happened to women in CS in the US.
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by Buge 9y ago
Did the employee support "stratifying opportunities based on sex"?
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by Buge 9y ago
Gizmodo said they were removed. Not that Gizmodo removed them.
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by Buge 9y ago
Wikipedia claims it's a far right party. Is Wikipedia wrong? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberal_Democratic_Party_of_Ru...
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by Buge 9y ago
Antisemites complaining about how Jews control Hollywood, the banking system, have 22% of nobel prizes while only being 0.2% of world population etc.
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by Buge 9y ago
I would think that when operating any type of illegal online enterprise, you should always operate under the assumption that everyone you're talking to is a government agent. So you should never reveal anything about yourself. The gove
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by Buge 9y ago
I don't see why Alphabay getting taken down would really put him at risk. He wouldn't have put his bank account or credit card on the site. This isn't even like drugs where physical mailing addresses are involved. The worst w
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by Buge 9y ago
If a law is on the books but completely unenforced, how is it relevant? Apple should obey every old illogical law from 200 years ago that's never enforced, and is actually harmful if followed? Many of the other details are relevant as
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by Buge 9y ago
If you don't share blockchain history, then you don't automatically get some of the new coin by holding some of the previous coin. So there are no issues with exchanges and shorts. Also if you do share history, it is much much har
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by Buge 9y ago
Will Google? "The law is the law" is a very simplistic way of looking at things. Laws can be challenged in court. Google is doing that with a Canadian law right now[1]. Laws can be found unconstitutional. Laws can be overturned. L
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by Buge 9y ago
Do you consider Google to be engaging in illegal activities by refusing to censor content according to China's wishes? Then yes, I am suggested Apple engage in illegal activities.
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by Buge 9y ago
Active funds aren't actively managed by the consumer either.
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by Buge 9y ago
All gay internet content is illegal in China[1]. By blocking VPNs, Tim Cook is helping to ban all gay content. [1] http://fortune.com/2017/06/30/china-homosexuality-internet-w...
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by Buge 9y ago
If you control the user's computer, that isn't phishing. That's keylogging/credential theft.
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by Buge 9y ago
U2F physical keys specifically. Physical keys that generate OTPs would not protect you.
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by Buge 9y ago
Isn't installing an extension a "deliberate, explicit user action"?
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by Buge 9y ago
Even a dedicated hardware key that generates an OTP[1] can still be phished. Only U2F cannot be phished. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Security_token#/media/File:Cry...
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by Buge 9y ago
SMS and TOTP (Google Authenticator) can both be phished. U2F cannot be phished.
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by Buge 9y ago
What do you mean? I thought the attacker stole the account maliciously, but hadn't quite gotten around to inserting the malware by the time it was taken back.
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by Buge 9y ago
The Great Suspender Chrome extension was also phished https://github.com/deanoemcke/thegreatsuspender/issues/512
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by Buge 9y ago
That's the opposite of what puranjay said. Your scenario is claiming to have paid lower than the real payment (to save on taxes, which is logical). Puranjay said that people claim the value is more than the real value.
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by Buge 9y ago
Why would anyone value property higher than people are willing to pay? Wouldn't that just mean more property tax? Usually it's the opposite.
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by Buge 9y ago
I mean you put it in the port, and leave it there permanently. Moving the laptop around, putting it in/out of backpacks and bags with no risk of damage or serious snags or pressure. Yubikey 4C definitely does not qualify.
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by Buge 9y ago
My bet on the reason for creating this: new Macs have no USB-A port, and there are no USB-C U2F tokens that fit flush in the port. Github isn't too cheap to buy the token. The token they want to buy simply doesn't exist.
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by Buge 9y ago
Is it really much less severe than murder? The guy in arkad's link got life for stealing $153 of videotapes. And some people make the argument that people commit on average 3 felonies a day https://www.amazon.com/Three-

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