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by b8 5y ago
Well the definition of evil is being immortal and wicked. https://stallman.org/google.html has a list of many wicked things that Google has done and there's many others. So maybe they could use some of those things as
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Ask HN: How do you repair books?
1 points by b8 5y ago|2 comments
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by b8 5y ago
I don't purchase Xerox printers due to their not so great history. [1][2] 1. https://gigazine.net/gsc_news/en/20200720-cia-spies-xerox-ma... 2. https://arstechnica.com/information-technology&#
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by b8 5y ago
I had to download a app to park on campus at college, giving them the cars license plate etc. and they ended up getting hacked(License plate etc. DB was dumped).[1] I dislike places forcing people to download apps just to be able to park. 1
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by b8 5y ago
C# is good for game development, building applications with sockets or creating small GUI applications. Though I admit that I have a bias since C# was the first language that I learned to program with. Plus C# has garbage collection and mul
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by b8 5y ago
I'm glad that Openssl 3 and more support for WASM was added. I doubt that anyone will use WASM though.
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by b8 5y ago
The nonprofit Institute for Justice has a few cases similar to this one. It's a shame that the government can take peoples money without charging them with a crime. I'm not sure how someone would get their money back without hirin
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Twitch Confirms Data Breach(bbc.com)
10 points by b8 5y ago|0 comments
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by b8 5y ago
Tower PCs are not like Dumbbells. Dumbbells are designed for working out certain muscles for a short period of time. Tower PCs are awkward to carry, and are often really heavy. I could see how carrying a Tower PC up stairs or long distances
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Cracking the Kindergarten Code(nymag.com)
1 points by b8 5y ago|0 comments
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Computers Affect Your Health(github.com)
10 points by b8 5y ago|6 comments
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Yale removes Java to enhance security(your.yale.edu)
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by b8 5y ago
Maybe they would've been to ZDI.
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by b8 5y ago
It looks like that they no longer work for Microsoft anymore. Weren't they making some not so great comments before the FBI investigation though?
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by b8 5y ago
Isn't this why most researchers just sell their 0days to Zerodium or drop it publicly? I've heard of multiple companies doing this type of BS. There was a person called Polarbear/sandboxescaper who dropped a few Win10 LPE&#x2
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by b8 5y ago
Hmm I wonder how intrusive EAC is on Linux, and Macs. I seem to recall that they look for visiting blacklisted websites in some browsers a while back. Also I wonder how their VM detection is for linux, and macs.
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by b8 5y ago
I remember back in 2011 people were still hijacking AIM accounts. Mark Zuckerberg was apart of the AOL underground scene according to Steve Case(Former CEO of AOL). https://qf0.github.io/blog/2020/01/28/M
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by b8 5y ago
I wonder how many other CIA funded companies have gone public. Gitlab is funded by In-Q-Tel which is CIA's version of ycombinator basically[1][2]. 1. https://www.iqt.org/portfolio?&search=gitlab&taxonomy=&ta
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Intelligence Support Activity(en.wikipedia.org)
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by b8 5y ago
The DoD has a public encryption wizard ( https://spi.dod.mil/ewizard_govt.htm ). It requires Java and it just reached EOL though.
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DoD SAFE(safe.apps.mil)
2 points by b8 5y ago|0 comments
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by b8 5y ago
One can argue that Dr. Jim Simons is the best curator of talent. Look at Quanta Magazine or Renaissance Technologies. Both places have exceptional people, and constantly produce good results. Rentech has beat the market for the past 30 year
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by b8 5y ago
I live in Louisiana, and attended Tulane for a while. Some streets around Tulane floods after a few hours of rain. I hope that every who lives in NOLA or high risk areas just goes ahead and leaves for right now. Some people tried to stay an
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by b8 5y ago
I presume that can also happen with T-Mobile, Verizon etc. As long as you follow the Terms of Service then you should be ok. I've read the stories on HN about people's Google account being supposedly arbitrary closed. But in the c
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by b8 5y ago
Google Fi is resistant against SIM swapping[1]. They would have to hijack the google account associated with the Google Fi number in order to transfer the phone number. I wonder if Google Fi customers PI is apart of this data dump. Since Go
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American parents are sending their kids to 'Russian math' (2017)(wbur.org)
465 points by b8 5y ago|525 comments