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3y ago
Neither has credit card theft, from beginner to expert.
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3y ago
What 20 year old doesn't?
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Strange, I had all of my accounts banned but my spouses weren't. Same wifi. Appeal process was over 48h later and I was unbanned. If they were doing that, it seems any account that ever used Tor or a VPN would be banned. Maybe they saw
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3y ago
> neddit.com > redirect to CBS.com am I missing something?
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3y ago
I deleted my account and my 3rd party app and I found myself reflexively tapping the now-empty spot on my home screen 5-10 times yesterday. Today I haven't and only went to the mobile site a couple times to see what's going on wit
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You have to wonder what those mods get out of it, considering they're doing what essentially amounts to a nearly full-time job for free. There's an unconfirmed but strong possibility that Ghislaine Maxwell was one of the largest p
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3y ago
Alternatives mega thread: https://0.0g.gg/?58ed6f6429ac61aa#DQse3Hh6Cr4pw6BFRGf7MeWgPY... I'm currently using kbin. Waiting for Tildes to come out of beta.
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3y ago
Exact same boat here.
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3y ago
Nostro or Nostr? I've heard of Nostr but can't find anything on Nostro.
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3y ago
PITM? What type of vulnerability could the web interface have that the offline password file wouldn't? Unless they have a backdoor. The speed difference would also be tens or millions of times faster.
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Poor kid. I can't imagine he'll be able to make actual friends with his adult coworkers. I suppose he can play with friends after work though.
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I just had a question that I'm not sure we know enough to answer, but is it possible that terminal lucidity is the brain understanding that it's dying, and stopping the allocations that prevent trouble with the body, but cause con
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3y ago
What additional vectors? If they already had the data, would they be using the web account login page?
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3y ago
Topsites 2.0: Subreddits Edition. Now federated and decentralized.
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3y ago
https://venturebeat.com/business/linkedin-faces-lawsuit-for-...
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3y ago
They have electronics sniffing K9s now. https://www.techrepublic.com/article/electronics-sniffing-do...
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3y ago
Perfect-Privacy allows port forwarding as well. Also multihop (up to 4 I believe).
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3y ago
As long as devs could be identified properly (ID selfie + ID closeup + small payment with card in same name) and students do the same with a smaller amount, I think that could work. Refund of protection deposit when you close your account.
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3y ago
That would take longer and create a destruction of property charge probably others as well.
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3y ago
Certainly not as quickly as a traditional saw, but I think noise level is the more important factor. They do have extensions for cutting through metal (steel) like this: https://www.amazon.com/Bosch-Starlock-Oscillating-Mult
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3y ago
I assume they mean something like this https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01E73VU36
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3y ago
Are you a bot, or did we just happen to say almost exactly the same thing within seconds of each other?
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3y ago
You're being downvoted for being needlessly pedantic while adding nothing to the conversation. This is not reddit. Things work a bit differently around here, so lurking before posting is suggested.
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3y ago
When a type of object is ubiquitous enough and has the ability to serve multiple purposes, even those it wasn't specifically designed for, it will inevitability be used for those purposes.
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3y ago
It's certainly been considered and looked at. https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C5&q=ultr...
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3y ago
That was a fraud scheme.
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3y ago
https://archive.ph/Rdj57
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3y ago
Hmm, I've had a number of legitimate customers using 33mail recently.
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3y ago
Maybe LLEO or LLMEO as LEO is already semi-widely known as Law Enforcement Officer.
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3y ago
They can. So yes, you're spot on.
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