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by Jerry2 6y ago
Title of this story is heavily editorialized. The article mentions nothing about the backdoor.
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by Jerry2 6y ago
So, this was not a nation state hack?
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by Jerry2 6y ago
After their new CEO came in, former president of YC, they closed off everything and took a lot of investment. Only thing that's open about them is the name.
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by Jerry2 6y ago
At the very least, the manager who approved this hack should be charged with a criminal offence. This imbalance in the justice system is beyond disgusting. People need to protest this in front of DOJ offices. There are people in prison righ
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by Jerry2 6y ago
This story reminded me of late CNet writer James Kim who died under similar circumstances (used Google Maps and ended up dying of hypothermia): https://www.theage.com.au/technology/online-map-linked-to-fa...
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by Jerry2 6y ago
Here is the source of all these articles with actual technical info on the attack: https://www.guardicore.com/labs/please-read-me-opportunistic...
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by Jerry2 6y ago
Yes, let's censor and ban everything you don't agree with.
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China compromised F-35 subcontractor, forced expensive software system rewrite(theregister.com)
5 points by Jerry2 6y ago|0 comments
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by Jerry2 6y ago
I tried to export my subscriptions list as OPML today... Youtube has removed that option now. You cannot easily grab the RSS list of your subscribers anymore.
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Opus Quadratum(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by Jerry2 6y ago|0 comments
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F-35 Production Delays: Why the F-35 Lightning II Isn't Done(popularmechanics.com)
1 points by Jerry2 6y ago|0 comments
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by Jerry2 6y ago
This whole incident is like something straight out of a Kafka novel. The level of insanity in tech community is just shocking to me.
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by Jerry2 6y ago
> Cohen writes: "I chose Kazakhstan because it was a place that almost nobody in the U.S. knew anything about, which allowed us to create a wild, comedic, fake world." Why not just make up a fake country then? Why disparage rea
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by Jerry2 6y ago
No matter who wins in November, both the FB and Twitter will face massive regulatory scrutiny and they won't come out the same from that process. As a side note, I became aware of Glenn Greenwald after the Snowden affair and I have bee
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by Jerry2 6y ago
Before anyone takes above comment seriously, do some investigation of your own. That article is nothing more than a damage control and is completely funded by the "green tech" billionaires. Just look at the history log. If you wan
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by Jerry2 6y ago
If you think that "green tech" is "green" or that it somehow eliminates fossil fuels out of the equation, please watch Jeff Gibbs' "Planet of the Humans" documentary. It will open your eyes to how this &qu
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by Jerry2 6y ago
DDG is based in the US. It's under the same laws as Google and has to honor search warrants from the police and has to comply with laws (including FBI's NSLs). This is why I don't use a US-based search engine.
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by Jerry2 6y ago
Take a look at this tweet: https://twitter.com/MichalPurzynski/status/12932205708850626... It should also be noted that Mozilla has the smallest security team of all major web browsers. Apple's Safari and Goo
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by Jerry2 6y ago
I've completely stopped my donations to Mozilla until they get rid of her CEO and management. They're completely irresponsible, answer to no one, and have totally screwed up that org by diverting funds to all kinds of nonsense ins
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by Jerry2 6y ago
I gave it a try a while back but it apparently needs IPv6 to be enabled to use its web interface. Is this still the case?
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by Jerry2 6y ago
Then Section 230 needs to be revoked fully.
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by Jerry2 6y ago
Sure, but then it shouldn't be allowed to hide behind Section 230.
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by Jerry2 6y ago
> archive.is always seems to be struggling to stay online Very good point. I will donate to them too. I've been donating to Archive.org for a long time but I use Archive.is more often these days so they deserve some love too. I have
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by Jerry2 6y ago
This article reminded me to donate to Sci-Hub again. I feel like donating to various archives is some of the best use for my monthly donations budget.
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by Jerry2 6y ago
My grandfather, who's in his 80s and has been using WP for the longest, has switched to WordGrinder about 8 years or so ago. He co-wrote several books with WG as well. He likes it a lot but it'd definitely not as feature-complete
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by Jerry2 6y ago
Anyone know which CA did this? I'd like to add it to my list of 'entities to avoid doing business with'.
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Telling stories about crime is hard. That’s no excuse for not doing better(cjr.org)
2 points by Jerry2 6y ago|0 comments
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by Jerry2 6y ago
Don't speak Russian but this was awesome to watch. I guess like driving a bicycle, you don't forget how to fly a plane.
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by Jerry2 6y ago
That was great! Thank you so much for a recommendation! If you have any more, pls share :)
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by Jerry2 6y ago
> Are there any good videos like this where the dogfights are many-on-many instead of just one-on-one? Something like this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWa7NrSd55w

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