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by _8j50 2y ago
Bad analogy, herbs and spice also should be used sparingly not in abundance. Less is more. Use them where it makes sense not as a default. My comment was for english speakers as a whole not just learners.
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by _8j50 2y ago
I paid for it already lol. Should it not be "broadcom fusion" now? I am already getting emails about migrating my vmware account to broadcom.
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by _8j50 2y ago
I like very though. It's very very veritably vivacious. I can't stand people who care about this stuff. The purpose of language is communication. If you understood what was said, the language used did it's job. Those alternat
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by _8j50 2y ago
Great reply, sorry my response is late but 1998-2003 era desktop icons are a good example. Of course it would be an explicit retro look today but short of a mockup what I can say us that those classic icons felt tangible. They were not afra
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by _8j50 2y ago
This is subjective so I hope it is ok for me to say this: the icons are not beautiful. They feel artificial and generic. At least they are not square. But they do lack character and personality. If your goal is to conform to what UI designe
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by _8j50 2y ago
Quite the opposite. Any conversation remotely related to mental health == "see a therapist". No need to frame things as mental health topic, most of the time you don't need someone who is a expert in psychoanalysis to help pe
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by _8j50 2y ago
Why would localhost traffic be routed via non-loopback nic's. I think you are talking about something else and I am not following. Sorry.
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by _8j50 2y ago
Should these sorts of settlements be allowed? Shoudn't the judge reject the deal on public safety grounds?
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by _8j50 2y ago
It won't make a difference, the other end (gateway) will only accept vpn connections, nothing more or less. Devices that can't establish a connection with your wg/openvpn won't be able to communicate with any other devic
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by _8j50 2y ago
You can tell a lot from the exif metadata of images so that's one reason (user privacy) to always re-encode images.
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by _8j50 2y ago
I gave on trusting phones to secure data a long time ago. But my approach is, at least when on wifi, to allow access to the internet only if the device connects to a local vpn gateway. 100% leak proof and prevents almost all wifi/lan&#
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by _8j50 2y ago
I think it might be because microsoft charges money for windows licenses and you can't keep it free of charge and pay for licenses for the lab vms. But for exploit labs,you just need to give learners the samples and/or something
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by _8j50 2y ago
Maldev academy is slightly related. I always like to give a shout out to opensecuritytraining as well. In my experience, open source material like this is too Linux focused. But even with paid courses (doing one of them right now actually)
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by _8j50 2y ago
In China, you are expected to carry around your own TP.
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by _8j50 2y ago
I thought it was 90% debugging? Perhaps it is 90% of the non-debugging that is thinking!
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by _8j50 2y ago
Azeria labs has a nice arm assembly tutorial, the lady behind it also has nice books on it that I highly recommend.
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by _8j50 2y ago
This the only relevant paragraph under the criticism section of the wiki page: > The ACLU considers the FISA Act to be unconstitutional for several reasons including: the law was designed to mainly address terrorism threats, but in fact
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by _8j50 2y ago
This is FISA right? The target is foreign individuals and entities? It seems by default HN is against it, can someone articulate why? There are elected representatives of the people providing oversight and it seems to have strong bipartisan
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by _8j50 2y ago
You can create burner cards that are single use or cards dedicated to a merchant. As far as timing and location data you don' need visa or mastercard for that, but any information visa or master card can share with third parties would
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by _8j50 2y ago
Yes, but until that happens a nice car lock and alarm system would be great.
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by _8j50 2y ago
It's not moot because they anonymize the merchant and payment information prior to that api (mastercard not visa).
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by _8j50 2y ago
Not looking for a guarantee, selling your info will defeat the entire purpose of their business, that's good enough for me. And by law, if they do so, they have to disclose it.
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by _8j50 2y ago
Foreign based entities should not be afforded any privileges under US law. They must at least primarily and mostly reside in the US to be afforded privileges like engaging in non-essential commerce.
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by _8j50 2y ago
Privacy.com lets you beat this.
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by _8j50 2y ago
You have insurance companies pulling out because of fires, there is the earthquake risk and also highly likely water scarcity issues in 10-20years. Yearly "atmospheric river" and other unexpected water and flooding related crises
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by _8j50 2y ago
Thanks, I think the cloud approach is the only way, I wanted to do it locally. For personal use, cloud providers are very hostile, especially if your use case is to do things that aren't normally done.
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by _8j50 2y ago
Reddit doesn't allow vpns or or cloud/hosted ips and unlike google, when it censors you, you lose data plus their horrible clinky ui and "please install our spyware app if you want our artificial ui slowdowns to go away"
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by _8j50 2y ago
I've been trying to get a copy of panos for fuzzing/research myself but unless I set up a reputable llc that seems impossible. They've ignored every request for purchase I've made. If anyone has tips on how to get starte
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by _8j50 2y ago
I am really surprised they don't have a full blown EDR/EPP solution yet. From the title I thought that would be what this is about but from the content it doesn't look like it.
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by _8j50 2y ago
Because they use their consultants creds when selling services.

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