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by _8j50 3y ago
Ran into this the other week, the problem is vuln scan tools like nessus will flag it as a missing update but if you don't pay for ESM you don't get the patch even on LTS. I wish they didn't use security as a money making to
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by _8j50 3y ago
If I was 17, did something cool and everyone acted shocked because of my age, I would feel like that was limit. But if my work was celebrated for its merit, then I would keep at it, doing even more cool stuff. Let me ask you honestly though
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They shouldn't have to accept OOB security flaw that was not disclosed intentionally at the time of purchase. If intel just made that information public when they found out, your argument would be valid. They could have also purchased
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by _8j50 3y ago
Their decision not to fix is not the problem, their decision to keep the flaw a secret and sell products with a performance expectation set and then release patches that slow down that paid for performance is.
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by _8j50 3y ago
> What I am trying to say is that since there is no guarantee that the next president will be good it would be wise never to accept intrusive spying. No I don't think spy agencies should wiretap the phones of their allies leaders, i
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by _8j50 3y ago
This is welcome news. If it is not clunky/ugly/inconsistent like android it can be a good IOS alternative. Even better if they put up a walled garden and maintain quality app store but it would probably be similar to the "pri
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by _8j50 3y ago
> If we where to compare Russia vs US worldwide since the end of WWII who will lead Hah! If you are gonna pull back the date, let's pull them back all the way to when both nations existed in 1776. How many african and pacific nation
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by _8j50 3y ago
Hey, at least you had the decency to even in engage in a conversation, even if it is veiled ad-hominem. Your reponded against my personality, arguably "brigading" which I am told is against HN rules. Instead of attacking my argume
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by _8j50 3y ago
Oh yeah, that's HN. They'll even follow your every post and downvote out of spite. It is appearances only many seek not genuine and sincere truth.
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Your expectation that age should have prevented OP from doing cool things is what is ageist and harmful to the success of youth. A 17 year old can revolutionize the world if they wanted to, lest you "adults" set such a low bar.
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by _8j50 3y ago
I was about to make a similar comment. The project is impressive but a bit annoyed because he attached his age to it. OP, you'll do cool stuff. Your age, location,sex, etc... has nothing to do with it. A 60yr old hobo and a 17yr old ki
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by _8j50 3y ago
TIL! Thanks.
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by _8j50 3y ago
Thanks for clearing that up. It's very unfair when prosecutors refuse to prosecute and you are the victim. The burden of justice is transfered then to the victim to run a campaign against the DA and at best he loses an election, the or
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by _8j50 3y ago
TIL: Irish private citizens can file criminal suits. i wish the US had that. The FBI only cares about big fish and does not mess with corporations that help it with other high value investigations (e.g.: don't mess with ISPs that let t
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by _8j50 3y ago
I hereby predict the creation of " go script". Or gscript. Scripts that JIT compile and can use native golang libraries.
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If you let them hunt prey for food and don't treat them when they're sick the population should be regulatable. Starving animals don't make a lot of babies and when population is normal starvation becomes rare. Animals exist
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> Yeah so people in Europe are really upset of US wiretapping because they don't trust the US government with that information, is it really that difficult to wrap your head around that concept? No, that was never in dispute though,
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No, you should be happy the CIA did nothing because even if they did you would not know about it. But if it so happens they did and you find out, you should feel angry but you should not pretend it is business unusual. Of course espionage i
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by _8j50 3y ago
Sure. Theguardian and the bbc. I opine that news sources outside of a country yet well interested in the events of a country tend to be the most objective. In this case the UK. Al-jazeera is ok but they are very biased in middle eastern eve
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> ...doesn't change the fact that people will be upset Sure, but that doesn't change the fact that it happens all the time between most/many allies. We do not live in a nice and peaceful world. > This also happens to be
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by _8j50 3y ago
That's sort of the point of spying, european countries might as well be on China or Russia's side and they will in turn spy on the US to make sure the US is not subverting things in their own countries. Germany for example has ga
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by _8j50 3y ago
It is diplomatically when they are found and it is made public. But when they are not made public, usually the counterintel spies keep an eye on them. Of course the US spies on the UK to make sure their gov is doing ok, and the UK spies on
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by _8j50 3y ago
How did they solve the problem of what happens when it drops of cargo? That was the big challenge with cargo airships iirc.
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If it can make constant dropoff and pickup it can compete with planes that need costly fueling and landing strips.
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by _8j50 3y ago
I don't even have a reddit account and you initiated ad-hominm when calling me a 12 year old and ironically saying "i don't mean to". But let's drop the silly personal attacks? > You chose to completely ignore my
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by _8j50 3y ago
You're calling me a 12 year old because you refuse to confront your naive presumptions? Ok adult person, let me use adult words: cladenstine intellige agencies specifically exist to enact espionage and sabotage explicitly violating bot
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by _8j50 3y ago
Shouldn't this be a federal regulation by the EPA?
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Well, like..it is? Are you saying it was an actual breach of trust? Spies spy on everyone, they even spy on their own citizens. Next you might tell me EU spy agencies don't spy on their own people or other EU countries.
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For others like me who don't use this service: apparently there were a lot of people "shaking hands with the milkman", hoping their work would be celebrated by rando matches. I wonder why it is difficult to moderate this, one
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by _8j50 3y ago
Yes, life is pain and suffering. You feed and shelter them, you don't mutilate their bodies. If you were hungry and starving, would you want your balls chopped off so you don't make babies? Or would you want shelter and food? Neut

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