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WelcomeShorty
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If you are "into this kind of news", I can heartily recommend https://web3isgoinggreat.com/ This person lists all of these collapses / mishaps in this field.
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I am not sure in what circles you move, but the idea that "many" speak 4 or more languages is... not quit common. The issue is probably what you personally consider fluently / be able to speak.
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For me: the scare of "I have changed my mind and the sex we had 3 months ago was not consensual." In the olden days, we'd meet, have fun, kiss, have sex and... whatever happened, happened. Now, there is this realistic probabi
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Super cool read. Can't wait for the smarties under us to point out the mistakes he made when explaining the Enigma wiring and setup.
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So very true. It is _us_ who changed and choose for the easy web experience. The cool, hard / exclusive part is still around.
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Project Merciless’: how Qatar spied on the world of football in Switzerland
(swissinfo.ch)
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Gone dark for 25 years when I started to feel exhausted with a more than full time job, a beautiful wife and multiple small (<5yo) kids. My doctor, and old horse, refused to give me beta blockers or other pills. Instead he said "Sto
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No: https://github.com/microsoft/MS-DOS/blob/master/v1.25/bin/DE...
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Crazy funny video. Thanks.
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Over 45,000 VMware ESXi servers just reached end-of-life
(bleepingcomputer.com)
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Depends on where you live I guess. Trains, airplanes, helicopters & neighbours are my top 4.
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You are talking about me, a 55 yo who got a pair of EarPods Pro from my kids only recently and man... the quality of life improvement is incomparable with anything I have ever experienced. I have tried suppressing sound with more sound over
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Upload it to Wigle and flaunt your ranking to other war drivers :) And demos. Get an audience, setup a PI with Kismet, show the audience their phones are permanently broadcasting ALL the SSIDs their phones have ever connected to, enjoy the
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What I do is get a couple of Androids (preferably different versions, not even necessary different vendors. The difference / efficiency in WiFi & GPS implementations are enormous.), install Wiggle and off you go. No messing with GP
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Much better link: https://github.com/PurpleVsGreen/beacown
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https://github.com/Cryptogenic/PS5-4.03-Kernel-Exploit Fine documentation of the process and the (limitations of the) exploit.
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Two New 0-Day Flaws in Exchange Server
(krebsonsecurity.com)
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Swiss here: I love it. Makes me understand why you drive like a newbe in my town.
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It happens to me that I wake up and do not know where I am (or why). The personal item helps me instantly knowing that I am on familiar ground. Happens to many people who travel a lot.
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Crypto AG is such a stain on our reputation, it is not even funny. Nor discussed much. The (incredible) limited political fall out is, in my opinion, the worst. Cover up, delay, cover up, delay, trickle some info, delay more, wait till peop
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Might be since HN feels a little like home: opinions are appreciated but moderation is expected. Source: Swiss myself.
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It is about the same routine I follow. Specifically the "walk the emergency routes" since muscle memory can help you a lot when under stress. Missing one point: take a couple of business cards from the hotel with you. Whenever you
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Thanks for Opgezwolle! New to me, like it already.
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I have 2 methods: When I am an early adaptor, I use my standard (since 30 years) username. For everything else I pick something that randomly comes to mind. Username here, loosely based on Get Shorty (the movie). I was probably watching tha
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Very interesting but since (my) iPhones can't use / read them, out of the box, there is very little change I will be using them anytime soon.
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They like quite some personal identifiable information: Location Contact info Identifiers Usage data But it does looks very nice, so I am on the fence...
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Fascinating! Thanks for the pointer.
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Your statement seems to leave away some important "details", so here is the full text from your link: The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity: Location Browsing History Usage Data Diagnostics
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I did not make myself clear. I reacted to your "The worst part is that anyone who wants WFH can have it, but I cannot have what I need." Which implies you want "me" back in the office to satisfy your social desires and N
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> I like commuting, I like smalltalk, I like dropping by people's desk to ask a quick question, and I don't mind it when people do the same to me. I like getting to know people, I like going out for lunch with coworkers, I like
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