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FDSGSG
6y ago
ISPs and computer manufacturers should be held liable for enabling their customers to access child pornography too, right? Lets not forget about camera manufacturers either, they're the real villains here.
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FDSGSG
6y ago
This is a strange hit piece. Ecatel does not seek to serve CP distributors, too much trouble for very little money. The issue is that CP distributors are attracted to Ecatel because they're friendly to other controversial content. Real
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FDSGSG
6y ago
At least you will know all the answers
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FDSGSG
6y ago
>I think paying would also contravene US law. Utter bullshit. How could you even come up with something like this? We've got a long record of thousands of ransom payments by US companies, don't you think someone might have alre
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FDSGSG
6y ago
Besides the GPU, that's a pretty basic server config. Shouldn't cost more than 200/mo
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FDSGSG
6y ago
This has nothing to do with the extortion scheme discussed in the article.
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FDSGSG
6y ago
I've heard of such rules in regards to names of persons, but never in regards to names of groups such as these.
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FDSGSG
6y ago
I don't think you read the article. This has nothing to do with sextortion email spam.
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FDSGSG
6y ago
>editorial/legal spiked the names That would be bizarre too. You can name Al-Qaeda and ISIS, but not ransomware groups?
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FDSGSG
6y ago
This is a super common bug.
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FDSGSG
6y ago
>Reddit is decent at catching bots I don't think you've tried to bot reddit.
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FDSGSG
6y ago
This doesn't make any sense at all.
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FDSGSG
6y ago
No, CNA was hit by ransomware.
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6y ago
The same regulators who approved of this road design in the first place? Come on.
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6y ago
That's some seriously disturbing road design.
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FDSGSG
6y ago
Which is a problem in the 1Password autofill mechanism. Unless you believe that it should be filling forms which are hidden from humans?
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FDSGSG
6y ago
> It is not a shortcoming of the product's design to not have parsed the CSS and intuited that Substack's designers wanted to cleverly make it not look like an input field. How is it not a shortcoming? Any human looking at the
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FDSGSG
6y ago
They seem to have whitel... sorry, "allowlisted" mastercard. I guess the m-word is somehow acceptable in that context? https://github.com/realm/SwiftLint/blob/master/Source/SwiftL... Hilar
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6y ago
Most countries don't really have US-style mailboxes either.
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FDSGSG
6y ago
There's absolutely no evidence to support this guys claim that the FBI was ever in possession of this domain.
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FDSGSG
6y ago
I don't believe that this domain was ever seized by the FBI. It never displayed a seizure page, and the actual weleakinfo domain has the "serverDeleteProhibited" flag set.
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6y ago
>However, if you run a business that is making (according to the article) "hundreds of millions" selling handsets and subscriptions, why would you need to be involved in other very obviously illicit business? This wasn't a
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6y ago
Many commenters here seem to believe that these charges are solely based on the fact that the guy sold cryptophones. That's very unlikely. The feds almost certainly have records of the CEO discussing drug trafficking.
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6y ago
>Describing it as a fork is ridiculous Why? It's a fork. Monero has pre-planned hardforks every 6 months or so, is it ridiculous to describe them as forks?
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FDSGSG
6y ago
And a fake ID scan costs about as much as a VPN subscription... If we're going by what's "trivial", no amount of KYC will ever suffice.
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FDSGSG
6y ago
Binance is squeaky clean here, they do reject doing business with US citizens (except for their US entity which is fully compliant with US regulations and is not the target of this investigation).
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6y ago
Isn't that already implied by the title?
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6y ago
No. OVH has 27(-1) datacenters.
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FDSGSG
6y ago
It sounds like your proposal would not change anything except who the money goes to, which hardly seems like an improvement.
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FDSGSG
6y ago
Just like the US isn't the entire world, neither is EU.
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