Uwqye2134trf

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by Uwqye2134trf 5y ago
When I worked in Russia, that was a common way to pay corruption fees for running a business. The way to go was to "employ" some person who never showed up to work, and pay "salary". Companies I worked for were branches
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by Uwqye2134trf 6y ago
> communities of women who think men are shallow (they only want to fuck, they don't care about you at all, they spend more time on their cars than on their girlfriends). Because most of them are ignoring nice guys, at least while t
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by Uwqye2134trf 6y ago
> people aren't served the same food The contamination is unlikely to come from raw food itself, chefs at restaurants are buying from the same retail channels as the rest of the people. The source of contamination can be improper st
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by Uwqye2134trf 6y ago
People can get sick after eating wrong food, due to chemical or bacterial contamination. Where do you think this is more likely to happen: in a restaurant with professional staff that feeds 100 people every day, or on a picnic without profe
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by Uwqye2134trf 6y ago
1. Only two asymmetric algorithms are widely supported and almost universlly recommended, RSA and ECDSA. Compared to RSA, ECC needs smaller keys for same security. 2. I did that couple years ago already, I think it actually was 521 bits, th
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by Uwqye2134trf 6y ago
When I work on embedded Linux stuff I sign my packages. Shipping hardware as opposed to software allows secure deployment of pre-shared keys which can be trusted. Even if someone hacks our automatic updates server (not too unlikely, it&#x27
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by Uwqye2134trf 7y ago
(Throwaway account) Depends on the content but if it’s something remotely popular, and was released on BluRay, the answer is yes. The most popular torrent at the moment apparently 1.92GB BluRay rip of Joker (2019), with 8k seeders. There’re