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by b8 4y ago
I wonder if any legal difficulties will arise from this. Since Yahoo owns AOL/AIM, and this violates their IP/copyright I presume. Though I'm very happy that this was created.
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Ransomware gang threatens to overthrow Costa Rica government(apnews.com)
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Superfluous Man(en.wikipedia.org)
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Angry IT admin wipes employer’s databases, gets 7 years in prison(bleepingcomputer.com)
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My experience at community college(sporks.space)
102 points by b8 4y ago|95 comments
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by b8 4y ago
Hedge funds are an example of the bonus impact because most pay out the majority of their employees TC via bonuses and from what I've read tends to lead to a high stress work environment. I can understand how bonuses could be intended
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by b8 4y ago
I thought about going to WGU instead of a community college/transferring to a private/state school to earn my bachelors, but after starting to apply to WGU it literally seemed like a diploma mil to me. There would be WGU recruiter
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Firefighter Arson(en.wikipedia.org)
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India Institute of Technologies open coursework(nptel.ac.in)
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Why do people cheat in online games and what we can do about it(arstechnica.com)
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Analyst steals nearly $600k in cryptocurrency from client, police say(fox13news.com)
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Tinfoil Hat Linux(en.wikipedia.org)
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by b8 5y ago
Kagi requires for an account to be registered and will charge a monthly rate when it's out of beta, so I don't really think that it'll be a threat to Google.
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Moonless Earth Theory(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by b8 5y ago|0 comments
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Hamburger University(en.wikipedia.org)
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Charles J. Guiteau(en.wikipedia.org)
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How A Young Woman Followed Two Hackers' Lies to Her Death(buzzfeednews.com)
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Évariste Galois(en.wikipedia.org)
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The Connection Between Mental Illness and Creativity(artsandculture.google.com)
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Antisocial Coding: My Year at GitHub (2017)(where.coraline.codes)
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The hedge fund job you didn’t know you wanted that you probably can’t get(efinancialcareers.com)
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Caltech's CS interview prep course(courses.cms.caltech.edu)
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by b8 5y ago
I'm happy that this is happening. Small buisness owners, Twitch streamers etc. can get their PayPal account locked pretty easily for "suspicious" activity (i.e chargebacks or a few thousand dollars). Then PayPal locks their a
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by b8 5y ago
Doxing a scammer seems sorta fair.
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by b8 5y ago
Amazon hired Pinkerton to try and prevent unions.[1] There was an article about some of the people who organized the Google Android dev/DoD project walk out being targeted/fired from Google.[2] Maybe it'll take employees leav
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by b8 5y ago
You could try out GNU IceCat, it's the FLOSS version of Firefox. Normal FireFox seems to have memory leaks or something that would use a lot of cpu/ram.
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by b8 5y ago
I wonder how they spoofed market trades though. It's possible to do it with crypto before the transaction is able to be verified. Alas, JPMorgan Chase will just eat the cost and continue to do sketchy stuff. All the most banks do simil
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by b8 5y ago
Most tech companies in the US require for their employees to give their IP rights away. Apple has been known in to do this, but I remember reading about a Apple employee releasing a app he made under his S.O's account to bypass his agr
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by b8 5y ago
Can't the FBI get chatlogs from WeChat? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5V7G9IBomQ In the short documentary that the FBI made about catching Kevin Mallory they mentioned catching him sending classified stuff via WeCha
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by b8 5y ago
Ulbricht was caught via poor OPSEC and not via a Firefox/Tor 0day afaik. Though there was/is speculation that a Firefox/Tor 0day was used to bring down some Tor markets and possibly to locate the Silk Road's server. Silk

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