Ms-J

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by Ms-J 3y ago
There will always be lies out there. Sometimes the information is subjective to whomever is reading it. It's on the individual to determine first what he would like to read, and second, if it's true or false. I care that everyone
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Tor Bridges Site Isn't Loading New Bridges Immediately Using Tor
1 points by Ms-J 3y ago|0 comments
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by Ms-J 3y ago
Most of the torrent sites I use, such as TBP and Limetorrents don't require an account or certain ratio at all.
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by Ms-J 3y ago
Before reading the article I thought to my self NSO isn't allowed to be deployed against US citizens/infrastructure and sure enough the article says that NSO is on the Commerce Department blacklist. Even though the repercussions s
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by Ms-J 3y ago
Thankfully there are alternatives to banks when they try to dictate, such as cryptocurrency or even Hawala. I've used both with great success.
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by Ms-J 3y ago
"especially when we offend" This is a fundamental premise of freedom of speech and a large reason as to why it exists. For some reason your comment was flagged, I vouched and voted it up.
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by Ms-J 3y ago
It's very interesting you mentioned this because I noticed this behaviour on another unrelated VPN service. It appeared to be a SSL stripping attack. Is that what happened to you, waselighis?
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by Ms-J 5y ago
Or how about driving back home in rush-hour traffic after working an entire eight hour day? Even worse! Anyone advocating that people must return to the office are extreme lone-wolves. Or a CEO fronting as an employee.
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by Ms-J 5y ago
Use a no-logs, anonymous VPN. I do it all the time.
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by Ms-J 5y ago
At this point, what is the difference between a hardcore criminal and the intel agencies? I would trust an everyday criminal before one of these organizations, and I'm being totally serious. The ordinary criminal does not harm me. What
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by Ms-J 5y ago
I've heard this before as well and have even seen some darknet sites not using HTTPS due to trust issues.
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by Ms-J 5y ago
Can this replace something like iDrac? Is there any other open source IP KVM projects out there? It's been on my mind for quite awhile.
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by Ms-J 5y ago
None that I feel comfortable posting to an open board that is so monitored.
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by Ms-J 5y ago
There are definitely alternatives. Not sure if some people are just less exposed to the entire market and are unaware that there are choices out there. I don't use Mullvad just because of how large they are.
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by Ms-J 5y ago
In that thread I learned a lot about Mullvad, thanks. Saw a few comments that made me wonder though.
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by Ms-J 5y ago
It's not too esoteric, fortunately. The short explanation is they are a part of the Israeli gov, as with all tech companies in that territory, so that gives certain material advantages to their preferred companies, just like how USA do
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by Ms-J 5y ago
It is increasingly bizarre in my opinion how this company (and others like Toka) can run active terrorist operations, that if anyone else smaller was doing some of the same hacks they would be in prison for a very long time. People have los
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by Ms-J 5y ago
Citizens need to enforce and assert their rights there before it's too late.
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by Ms-J 5y ago
So, you would like use to Curl | Bash a TLA security guidance script, really? No package and hash database? It's trivial to detect when a script is being downloaded to disk or piped to a shell, btw. I saw this same group post another t
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by Ms-J 5y ago
I am so tired of the lies. Encryption doesn't stop you from 'catching bad guys,' it only stops you from mass-spying. Furthermore, I'd argue that the real 'bad guys' in the present day is LE its self. The acts t
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by Ms-J 5y ago
I'm very confused about your last bullet point. I don't use physical banks for my finances and do all my finances online (like many people). I regularly move thousands of Euros and don't see why I would need a physical bank.
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by Ms-J 5y ago
I have worked for a boss like that but it really wasn't bad. He knew what he wanted, and left us alone to do our jobs. No micromanagement from middle managers, was very nice.
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by Ms-J 5y ago
Actually, not talking to or interacting with the police sounds like the most rational advice for American's right now.
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by Ms-J 5y ago
I have actually been in many negative encounters with police. Far more serious than traffic violations. You can still tell them to fuck off and remain silent. Sometimes they will threaten things like X or Y charges, or someone told us this,
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by Ms-J 5y ago
Just. No. It's not reasonable , nor rational.
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by Ms-J 5y ago
You are presenting a false choice though.
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by Ms-J 5y ago
How did Australia get this far gone? There are agents in this thread with very vested interests it seems...
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by Ms-J 5y ago
What deceptive marketing. I never did trust this company especially with reading the material on the forums.
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by Ms-J 5y ago
I agree with this statement in it's entirety. There are some pretty messed up demands going on I've heard.
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by Ms-J 5y ago
This is very much the truth, I used to work in infosec. Plus the moral implications of working for the feds! Too much on my conscience.

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