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by badcppdev 4y ago
Some interesting replies to your comment. As you included an interesting sentence claiming the trees were taken by the British I just wanted to ask what your thoughts on that were now?
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by badcppdev 4y ago
I see it as quite feasible that an attacker could insert a fob or organise for a fob to be inserted without also having opportunity to reboot the computer. That fob could then compromise the system when the computer was rebooted. The Lenovo
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by badcppdev 4y ago
You are saying you're afraid but I think if you look at the decisions the Tory government has made and the policies they've enacted then I don't think you are being very logical. The conservative government has seen: * Wide s
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by badcppdev 4y ago
Thanks for that useful link. I came to comment that the OP linked git hub checklist is quite low effort.
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by badcppdev 4y ago
> Now if only there were mainstream news articles about all the things that go right in crypto. Legitimate question. What things have gone right in Crypto? I'm excluding individuals getting rich as that can happen due to gambling, e
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by badcppdev 4y ago
I don't understand why people think that they can link crypto currency systems to fiat currency systems without the government regulations getting involved. Sovereign nations have borders, citizens, and currency. If you are a citizen,
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He was still writing books when I was 12. Although I still regret buying the novel version of Nightfall. Short story was better
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by badcppdev 4y ago
I think many people have the opinion that GDPR 'should not' apply outside the European region (or other countries that have enacted GDPR legislation). A common sense approach would be to say that if someone in Europe chooses to su