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by auiya 7y ago
If you don't like it, just send it back in the included return envelope and pay nothing. Just like the scams of the 80's!
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by auiya 7y ago
Userspace isolation doesn't matter when the malware only cares about what's in userspace.
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by auiya 7y ago
Also, what exploitation mitigations are broken on Android/iOS such that a buffer overflow is reliably exploitable? Are their implementations of ASLR useless? Is it trivially bypassed? Is mandatory code-signing not enabled/enfor
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by auiya 7y ago
Sounds like buffalo wings, only subbing sugar for vinegar.
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by auiya 7y ago
These are all cute folk-lore tales, but nothing more. Humans have used chili peppers and other hot spices for thousands of years on all manners of food, and commercially bottling hot sauce (in the US at least) since the early 1800s. To tr
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by auiya 7y ago
I never understood this differentiation either. "I like the people but not the leaders". Who do you think put those leaders there in the first place?
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by auiya 7y ago
Google pretty much already does this with ChromeOS laptop devices. It would be nice to see the same concepts applied to mobile phone devices too
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by auiya 7y ago
Seeing large amounts of encrypted traffic leaving via a DNS tunnel during non-standard business hours for instance would be an example of such an anomaly. It's not always that easy to detect however.
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by auiya 7y ago
Same way any criminal investigator uncovers stolen goods.
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by auiya 8y ago
I used to own/run a hot sauce biz. I did quite a bit of sales, but it started to grow to the point where it was eating into all my spare time, and quitting my day job to pursue it full-time wouldn't have been equitably profitable
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by auiya 8y ago
> I think it only makes sense to test for harder drugs e.g. opiates and amphetamines. I think you would be shocked to learn how many of your co-workers take prescription opiates and amphetamines, and aren't punished at all for it.
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by auiya 8y ago
Yes it is common in most states. This will probably shock people who have never traveled outside the major metro areas of the west coast.
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by auiya 8y ago
I feel like much of the following conversation violates NDAs signed as a condition of employment there. Is this not the case?
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by auiya 8y ago
Cool, so it gets better the same way your 15 year old laptop gets better?
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by auiya 8y ago
> And your Merc E won't get better with time. Have you priced a classic Mercedes E-class lately? Allow me to help. https://www.classicdriver.com/en/cars/mercedes-benz/ponton-1...
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by auiya 8y ago
A click-bait phrase you insert in a headline when you want to be needlessly hyperbolic and have no idea what you're talking about.
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by auiya 8y ago
I think if anything dating apps are providing us visibility into changes which are more likely rooted in cyclical economic conditions. I'd be willing to bet you'd see these same changes occur regularly over many centuries.
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by auiya 8y ago
There was a thread exactly like this on r/legaladvice from someone in WA. General consensus was to call police for record/case evidence, DO NOT TAMPER WITH DEVICE, call lawyer, proceed under lawyer's advice. https:/&#
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by auiya 8y ago
Extra power would've been used on spinning the fan to remove excess heat. Less heat, less cooling needed.
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by auiya 8y ago
They do have them at American military bases. There's one at KMMC on Ramstein Air Base for instance.
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by auiya 8y ago
> none of the people I know, Engineers and programmers think that they should be reading non fiction instead of playing video games. Worth noting, playing video games has also been monetized.
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by auiya 8y ago
Closed indefinitely due to deaths in 2013. https://patch.com/maryland/aberdeen/aberdeen-proving-ground-...
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by auiya 8y ago
I've heard this as well. I have blue eyes and extreme sensitivity to light, much moreso than my partner w/ brown eyes. I can't be outside without sunglasses for instance, and I've noticed polarized lens's are far
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by auiya 8y ago
Not in the same job role they don't. Not a meaningful amount at least, most times it's barely enough to cover inflation. If you want a meaningful raise you have two choices, play the company's ridiculous Game of Thrones eve
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by auiya 8y ago
> You can avoid Huawei devices because it's easy to say "this brand is bad." You know for a fact not a single packet any of your devices have sent or received have traversed a Huawei device?
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by auiya 8y ago
> The way security and surveillance is developing globally is incredibly worrying. It's always been that way. We're just more aware of it lately.
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by auiya 8y ago
At the same time, SQL injection was heavily leveraged for initial read/writes, and that's a problem which was solved decades ago. That it still exists in places today is almost mind-boggling.
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by auiya 8y ago
> It's impossible to get promoted by bug fixes inside Google This is why people job-hop for meaningful career advancement. Much easier than dealing w/ the broken promotions processes these companies employ.
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by auiya 8y ago
There are much easier ways to decrease costs. My experience is that they're done to visually and physically distinguish between office class hierarchies and ranks.
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by auiya 8y ago
The rice is seasoned using rice vinegar, sugar, and salt; and done to compliment fish or whatever is draped over it. Dunking it into a bowl of soy/wasabi negates the flavors of both. Typically if wasabi is served, it's done as a

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