Rotdhizon

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by Rotdhizon 7y ago
I'd imagine this is to combat marketplaces like zerodium and the deep web. Traditionally grey hat hackers don't always go through bug bounty programs because the pay is awful compared to what you can get through less ethical sourc
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by Rotdhizon 7y ago
As someone in their early 20s who dabbles on Roblox with some frequency, this completely contradicts my own experience. Granted I only play games that show up in the popular games section on the homepage. I don't go out of my way to fi
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by Rotdhizon 7y ago
I've seen the advice of "contribute to an open source project then throw it on your resume" many times over the years. Usually it's geared towards people with minimal credentials who need something to make their resume l
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by Rotdhizon 7y ago
As much as people crap on Subway I don't think I've ever had a negative experience at one. I know they don't use fresh ingredients but I'm fine with that. They aren't that expensive and I enjoy the array of toppings
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by Rotdhizon 7y ago
As someone who used to frequent that website, I've no remorse for them. While it was a site for the buying and selling of OG accounts, it was ripe with people encouraging and partaking in the stealing/hacking of accounts. Some of
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by Rotdhizon 7y ago
It's nothing more than an on going meme. However the Thomas the Tank Engine meme has survived and been thriving for many years now, much longer than most others of the same type do. Look back at the days of left for dead, people modded
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by Rotdhizon 7y ago
Would it be possible to tell the recruiter/company something like "This is my current salary and I will not settle for less. So far you have hyped up this position as high paying. From this point forward if you offer me anything l
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
Even with the damning information in these documents, can anyone explain what possible consequences could result from them?
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
To your second point, I also experience this. Being completely serious, I use IG to just follow cute animal accounts, mostly birds and pigs. Every now and then some promiscuity gets included in my feed. If I dare click on one of those pictu
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
While I use google reviews more often than other review sites, I know it is a problem. A big chunk of the issues has to do with the whole "local guide" or whatever its called program. People are incentivized to leave reviews anywh
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
I typically use the reviews you get from Google. No review site is flawless, they all have fake or bogus comments. I just look for patterns. For example, I was recently debating on going to a recently opened Asian restaurant so I looked at
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
HN has the advantage of having a steady stream of unique content from all different fields that gives way to unique comments and discussion. Since posts here don't get recycled on the front pages, once a topic is discussed, you won&#x2
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
Facebook really has no draw to it anymore other than the convenience of messaging people that you don't have other lines of communication with. Going through my feed, it's 95% spam consisting of friends sharing stock pictures with
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
Doesn't the US have people waiting outside the embassy 24/7 to snatch him if he ever tries to leave? Could have sworn I read that once.
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
As far as the high profile sites are concerned, civil discussion is dead. Twitter is full of hatred. People who disagree with you will threaten you and try to publicly shame you. Someone takes something out of context, then shares it with h
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
Title came from the article, and it is rather poor. To summarize the article: 2 properties were searched in connection to a cheat called 'Infamous' that was taken down half a year ago. The cheat was supposedly made by the 5 people
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
Agreed. I expected the reasons for leaving to be way more controversial. Most of them are basically just "I left to do something else". Only 2 of the people in that article left due to conflict, all the others just left for other
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
How else is he supposed to discuss it? Every single time that topic gets brought up in any medium, it gets immediately shut down and disregarded. It's always "This isn't the place to discuss this" or "This isn'
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
As someone with intimate knowledge of console account buying and selling, I can elaborate some. The main site used for buying stolen/jacked accounts is called ogusers. The screenshots in that article are of ogusers, I recognize the lay
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
Good on this guy for speaking some truth, even if he faced flak for it all around. He had the statistics to prove it, and he was discredited. He had the anecdotal experience to back his story, and he was discredited. By daring to say that p
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
Starting off, this article is extremely biased. I have not seen such anti-male journalism in some time. She is trying to portray pretty much all ASMR creators as victims for making innocent content and that just isn't true. Sure there
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
Are you saying that syphilis was widespread among native Americans? Post aside, that is a fascinating fact.
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
Aren't most non-compete clauses just HR stunts? Every time I hear about some company trying to get employees to sign them, that's almost always followed up by a statement saying it would fall apart if it were taken to court. TIL:
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
A company as big as Amazon doesn't make as much as it does by treating workers fairly. They are the modern day version of old industrial factories. They take down and out people who they know they can exploit and push them to their lim
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
Could they face repercussions over this? That is unsettling that they can remotely manipulate your phone without your permission.
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Recreating Lost Colors(nytimes.com)
88 points by Rotdhizon 8y ago|6 comments
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
I feel this way, but apply it to the whole country. A vast majority of people who grew up in the mid to late 90s act like cannabis was created by the devil himself. But why? I get that most people dislike it because it's been illegal a
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
I think it has to do with who is reading. Some people learn better this way (myself included). I've seen many topics over the years explained in forms similar to this and it was very easy to understand opposed to just reading it out of
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by Rotdhizon 8y ago
Ah I knew about that. I thought you meant the actual company malwarebytes was like stuck in the US and couldn't go overseas or something.

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