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by SXX 2y ago
Obviously ClamAV only does what's in it code, but pretty much all proprietary AV software collect samples by default based on rules deployed by developer. Windows Defender do have automatic sample submission, but according to documenta
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by SXX 2y ago
If you want to run a company that provides cybersecurity services? Yes. Or stay whenever you are and sell you services to markets of "friendly countries" like North Korea.
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by SXX 2y ago
> The notion of open market, competition, democracy is only exercised when it is your products that should undermine the locals. Russia is no longer part of open market and it's not a democracy. There is absolutely no reason to make
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by SXX 2y ago
> I mean the AV software being used as a malicious agent. See the problem: there is absolutely no way to tell whatever AV software uploading your sensetive documents to it's servers for legit reasons or because it's spying on y
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by SXX 2y ago
> The moment some backdoor is discovered in Kaspersky What do you mean as "backdoor"? Any anti-virus software is a backdoor. Anti-virus software is rootkit on your system. It can literally upload any file on your disk to the cl
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by SXX 2y ago
Eugene Kapersky is big fan of going to bathhouses with Russian FSB officials. Also unlike many other Russian companies he refused to relocate offices out of Russia when full-scale war began. Good riddance. EU should do the same.
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by SXX 2y ago
We can't access any of your chats. You need to post conversations elsewhere.
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by SXX 2y ago
Will Google or Meta pop if they'll just remove all of that overnight? I doubt it.
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by SXX 2y ago
Except now its bad idea. Like some malwzre from either country can decide to format your drives just for fun.
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by SXX 2y ago
Starlink just had launch #173 and like 70 of them was only in 2023: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Starlink_and_Starshiel...
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by SXX 2y ago
I can confirm Free offer is pretty good. Just keep in mind that after some time outside of France (like 6 month?) sim will stop working, but you can of course always register new one. Also anyone can buy and activate Free esim outside of Fr
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by SXX 2y ago
So for all practical reasons there is very little they can use them for. They can of course invest into India economy to get even more Rupees.
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by SXX 2y ago
While some people do left Russia many are returning back because there are very few countries that make it easy to immigrate there from Russia and in some of them there are no jobs or no one hire english speaking staff. Unfortunately west d
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by SXX 2y ago
> The semiconductor shortage is pretty big What semiconductor shortage? Who is affected by them? Russia is buying literally everything through Turkey, Kazakhstan and other ex-USSR countries. US and EU exports to ex-USSR countries are boo
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by SXX 2y ago
Yeah. But nothing critical has happened yet due to sanctions and unlikely to happen anytime soon. At current rate Putin can fund war indefenetely just by pumping money into economy and making society pay for it. Old soviet joke: Dad: Lo
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by SXX 2y ago
Because majority of Russian exports are gas, oil and raw materials and they sell them for USD and EUR. Also because huge percent of Russia income in 2022 and 2023 come from EU buying russian gas and raw materials. Also because Russia alread
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by SXX 2y ago
Unfortunately nothing really happened in Russia because the only meaningful exchange rate of RUB / USD pair is not set by some central bank or exchange, but crypto market: https://www.bestchange.com/sberbank-to-tether-t
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by SXX 2y ago
In UK Faster Payments available in most banks since 2011.
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GOG will delete cloud saves over 200MB per game on August 31(support.gog.com)
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by SXX 2y ago
This really show how Google One subscriptions are useless: * AI features introduced on special plan so f you if paid for yearly 2TB plan. * Features like VPN being removed at will. It's not like their VPN was all that useful due to abs
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by SXX 2y ago
> I might even get a spare phone to use as a home VPN proxy. Most likely VPN will not applies on tethering. And if you unlock your phone Google wont allow you to use VPN. So it's not sounds like a good plan.
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by SXX 2y ago
Poster above wondered where are money coming from and this was the answer. There are people who pay to webcam models on Twitch and this is the reason why Amazon allow it to happen. Money. Anyway I feel like power users are just more likely
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by SXX 2y ago
The Internet Is for Porn. People are hypocritical. There are a lot of religion fanatics, prude morality fighters and others activists fighting against "sins". But in the end of day they all come home and watch porn. And many pay f
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by SXX 2y ago
Might be also morality clause for those playing CS for terrorists too. /s
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by SXX 2y ago
DDoS services are protected by CloudFlare because free speech and legal online casino are bad guys. Good.
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by SXX 2y ago
> to create some form of data-driven astrology Polygraphs are still heavily used in US even though everyone know it's anti-scientific bullshit.
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by SXX 2y ago
While it mostly useless to actally prevent war crimes this hurt dictators freedom of movement as majority of countries in the world would arrest by warrant of ICC. E.g Putin dont really travel abroad much after getting his warrant. Though P
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by SXX 2y ago
Yeah sure. Apple continue presence in Russia, paying fines and taxes there and comply with every murderous dictatorship demand. Like censoring political apps 2 years into full scale war. Yet they'll pull out of EU. Sure.
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by SXX 2y ago
This is just Propoganda 101. Call yourself anti-fascist on TV for decade enough times and then you can go indiscriminately kill everyone you call fascist. Unfortunately Orwellian propoganda works.
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by SXX 2y ago
This is not much worse than "forced arbitration". In US you can literally lose your rights by clicking on "Agree" button.

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