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Cybersecurity firm Mandiant has identified this threat actor as "UNC3886". https://www.mandiant.com/resources/blog/vmware-esxi-zero-day... The heuristics used by security researchers are not really based
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About 6-7 years ago, I attended a hacker convention and of course I made the rounds to pick up swag. American Express had brought a limited supply of fidget spinners, and they were in extremely high demand. I was unable to secure one of my
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The voice of the Star Trek onboard computers, Majel Barrett, was romantically involved with the executive producer, Gene Roddenberry, and she was also able to land roles as supporting characters throughout her lifetime.
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Indeed, I am a member of such a culture. But the context of this thread involves rather obscure and private locales, such as a bookshelf in Chad's garage, or an incel's 1BR apartment. The foot traffic and availability would be nea
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> The reasoning of this case rests on the intentions of the FSF when they wrote the licence. If the person who wrote the licence didn't intend you to be able to get benefits, you can't. I contend that it does not. It doesn'
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You seem confidently oblivious of security concerns, almost as if you're just here to shill for a janky app.
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No, cessationism is about charismatic gifts, but the GP mentioned "prophecy" and I'm referring to "public revelation" so now we've got a thread with three different concepts being bandied about and debated as i
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And the remote user's authentication is handled, how? And the routing, NAT, and discovery of your server's private IP address is handled?
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The way this understanding is generally formulated is that "public revelation ended with the death of the last Apostle", but I have not actually encountered this as a formally defined teaching or doctrine.
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Let's call it "Steamboat Willie" instead
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Her quest for "self-sufficiency" certainly brought her into contact with some specialised and high-tech teams, eager to help!
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I would suggest that the body of a deceased person should not be treated like personal property. Your family and those descendants who come after you will want to venerate your remains and visit them wherever they may be interred. Placing a
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At work we've been calling it "Google Hacking" for the equivalent search-engine activity: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_hacking But I feel that "hacking" is way too broad and non-descrip
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Enbalming is not necessary and not mandatory , and it's a myth that it is. Yes, funeral homes will try really hard to sell it, and it's one of those routine things that happens lickety-split before you can stop it, but NO, it i
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Half-Staff American Flag Notifications
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There are supposedly a lot of government jobs for interpreters. If you receive any communications from an agency, it may have 2+ pages in different languages which explain your rights to receive translated materials and to request someone t
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What I've been doing for fast-food is to order ahead of time, usually while I'm en route on the bus. Google Maps has a unified interface that links out to the various delivery services, and the restaurant's own website if it&
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Jimmy Fallon was on this years ago: https://youtu.be/jKThXf5c6wY?si=vhJc55S29ZtvZRDe
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electrons are definitely yellow: https://xkcd.com/2734/
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> It's oddly similar to seeing a flag at half-mast in real life. Sometimes you know who it's for, sometimes you don't. Or, you figure out the central website for reporting half-staff announcements and you check it on a reg
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In case you haven't noticed, Kelsey almost never records anything while he's on the job. Kelsey's videos are produced from the comfort of his hotel room, nine times out of ten, and augmented by found video from social media s
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I don't read articles. What does the headline mean by "crash"? Like gate-crashing a party?
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One of the genius medical marketing tactics was to create disposable condoms for thermometers, ear probes, etc., so that you can use one up for each patient and then purchase a whole big box of them on a subscription basis, rather than goin
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I don't know how it works for First Nations bands, but from my perspective as a long-time church volunteer, we're often expected to make use of our personal resources for our volunteer roles. We pay out of pocket for supplies and
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While all y'all are muttering about EVs and batteries, psychiatrists and phrmacists alike are salivating at how they can expand diagnoses of bipolar disorder and drug patients with lithium carbonate medication. That's the primary
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Some advantages of Cray also included the fact that your purchase/commission included a cadre of support guys who would pretty much immediately show up with replacement parts and slide logic boards in/out until your system was rep
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That's one of the reasons I enjoy using PayPal and Google Pay. Because my payment card details simply aren't on file with any vendors anymore. And I get a dashboard full of recurring payments where I can unilaterally cut anyone of
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In the mid-90s, I worked for a small consulting firm that was looking to rent some office space. We were given a tour of an amazing space on the top floor of a rather sizable skyscraper. We were told that it had been occupied by a federal c
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When I worked on my Commodore 65xx computers, I intimately understood their hardware architecture, the Page Zero layout, the general layout of RAM/ROM, PEEK/POKE registers that mattered, CPU operations, and I had a general knowled
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No thanks, I'd rather not ask Margaret Mead anything, including but not limited to: "where's the restroom?" and "how long until the next bus comes?" Mead is nothing but a legitimate fraud, and it seems quite cl
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