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by FDSGSG 6y ago
Most of my holidays are in the mid 5 figures range, shorter work trips tend to average around 2k/night. I'm not looking for cheap deals, but for a better experience. I don't buy packages, I mostly design my own itineraries. I
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by FDSGSG 6y ago
>You're right, I guess all of the heavy travelers I know are just stumbling around in the dark and don't know what's going on. If they're corporate travelers spending somebody else's money this is usually the cas
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by FDSGSG 6y ago
>They don't have your best interests at heart by a long shot. Huge shops like flight centre certainly don't, you're nobody to them. Their business primarily consists of selling terrible package holidays to clueless people.
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by FDSGSG 6y ago
>If you know what you're doing, a travel agency is going to suck If you think this you probably don't know what you're doing. Working with a good agency is a breeze, but there are lots of shitty ones out there. Especially
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by FDSGSG 6y ago
>Ever hear of a drug addict becoming so desperate that they start manufacturing their own drugs for personal use? Aside from growing pot, which I wouldn't call "manufacturing", not once have I ever heard of this happening.
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by FDSGSG 6y ago
TLD proliferation has nothing to do with this problem though.
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by FDSGSG 6y ago
How does this have anything to do with ICANN selling out?
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by FDSGSG 6y ago
It sounds like you're describing a domain listed for sale by a GoDaddy customer, not by GoDaddy themselves.
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by FDSGSG 6y ago
How do you know it was godaddy?
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by FDSGSG 6y ago
It is extraordinarily unlikely that the malware would ship with a mysql client or talk mysql with the C2 If it does, that's an easy claim to prove.
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by FDSGSG 6y ago
That sounds reaaally unlikely. If the malware shipped a mysql client the NSA would definitely be able to pop the mysql server it connects to.
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by FDSGSG 6y ago
>they might have CUPS running because they have a printer configured Runs as root. >SSH so that people can connect to help them Runs as root. >perhaps they're doing some web development and have Apache running I think you&#x27
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by FDSGSG 6y ago
And how many such daemons do you have running on your laptop? My debian install only has tor and avahi. Any adversary with 0days for those would certainly have linux kernel exploits too.
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by FDSGSG 6y ago
Less than ideal behavior, but this bit is nonsense: >This command makes your Linux desktop remotely accessible to anyone on the network It's definitely not a common configuration to have X11 listening for network connections. In a m
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by FDSGSG 6y ago
> I rather doubt there are any examples of an off airport landing of a 737 without significant damage to the aircraft. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TACA_Flight_110
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by FDSGSG 6y ago
>Known as “original gangster” or “OG” accounts Krebs sounds pretty lost. Precisely nobody calls these "original gangster" accounts besides some boomers from the media struggling to understand the community.
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by FDSGSG 6y ago
> that point didn't work out all that well for Microsoft in the end. But in the end it worked perfectly well for Microsoft. The settlement was essentially a slap on the wrist.
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by FDSGSG 6y ago
FWIW, that's a redirector and not a skimmer.
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by FDSGSG 6y ago
> What ICE car exceeds that? BMW 730Ld will do 1000 miles. Even the petrol 740Li will manage over 700 miles.
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by FDSGSG 6y ago
>Oh, I didn't know one can install other OS on iPhones. Why does this matter? By choosing an iPhone you choose iOS.
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by FDSGSG 6y ago
vuldb numbers are bullshit though
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by FDSGSG 6y ago
A healthy person wouldn't kill themselves in that situation. I don't think it's fair to say he killed himself as a result of Robinhood.
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Ask HN: Startup CTO using big Twitter following to harass me, what should I do?
58 points by FDSGSG 6y ago|23 comments
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by FDSGSG 6y ago
>4) someone at defcon unveilled an sshd exploit, a pretty nasty one, they had disclosed responsibly and everyone had been patched for at least 6 months, except the people who went against recommendations and installed backtrack2. They al
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by FDSGSG 6y ago
> but when services like Cloudflare readily pull support for less mainstream alternatives, its hard to say that if you don't like Twitter you can go somewhere else But Cloudflare isn't a monopoly. Botnet operators have no troub
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by FDSGSG 6y ago
Spending minutes on these tasks on hardware like this is pretty silly. awk is fine if these are just one-off scripts where development time is the priority, otherwise you're wasting tons of compute time. Querying things like these o
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by FDSGSG 6y ago
> It's an extremely delicate judgment call made in split seconds that often means the difference between life and death How come cops in many other countries are so much better at making these judgement calls than in the US?
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by FDSGSG 6y ago
>You have a good case against the other party for extortion Doesn't really help when the other party is clearly a child with no money.
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by FDSGSG 7y ago
Whether or not intent matters in my world is utterly irrelevant, clearly intent doesn't matter when it comes to the US govt.
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by FDSGSG 7y ago
Does intent matter when the US government actively resists investigations into war crimes perpetrated its fighters? Does intent matter when the US leadership pardons convicted war criminals?

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