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781.
by batch12 4y ago
Are these the same people? On another note, I wonder how many people who find/found the practices of Microsoft questionable give it a pass when it benefits them.
782.
by batch12 4y ago
I should have some say in whether a company with a 1.76 trillion dollar market cap can further enrich itself with my work without compensation or attribution. If copilot was about the greater good, the entire product would be free at all ti
783.
by batch12 4y ago
I have forced myself to move to other tools like Ghidra, x32dbg, ollydbg, etc. I haven't settled yet on a perfect workflow, but I have found that most of my needs are met without having to launch IDA nowadays.
784.
by batch12 4y ago
Nice advertisement for a service other companies will now be begging to use. The more angry people are, the more eyeballs this will find. Equifax is a credit company. Individuals aren't their customers, instead our data is literally t
785.
by batch12 4y ago
> you can't replicate the historical datasets If you start today, tomorrow you'll have history. If you never start, there will be no competition and no historical datasets. Edit: finished thought
786.
by batch12 4y ago
I've seen this. This is the same basic payload/TTP from the regional news sites that were compromised (via shared scripts hosted by McClatchy and MediaNews) a few years ago (2019). Op needs to hit the site with a new IP and with a
787.
by batch12 4y ago
It's not that there's no value in security-by-obscurity. The issue is when it's the only control. I agree that some are too quick to dismiss operational security controls.
788.
by batch12 4y ago
There wasn't a need to go to war. England could have just accepted the colonies' demand for independence. Was keeping the colony worth killing all of those people?
789.
by batch12 4y ago
I do use ublock origin where I can. And a pihole. Ads still find a way on some platforms.
790.
by batch12 4y ago
It cracked me up the other day when the kids watched two ads to be allowed to watch the trailer for the Mario movie. Watch an ad to watch an ad.
791.
by batch12 4y ago
Right. I said that in my comment when referencing incompetence. The part I am calling into question is the claim that the politician did it.
792.
by batch12 4y ago
Good point. I read "put on trial" for hurting democracy as a criminal trial. A civil suit filed by Google and ending up in court-- sure, I could see that.
793.
by batch12 4y ago
I assumed nothing. I added another, more plausible, cause for this. You assume a lot in an authoritative tone. Point me to the evidence you've found to make this definitive statement.
794.
by batch12 4y ago
I stand corrected. Thank you for your applied wisdom. My only disagreement is your use of the qualifier "many".
795.
by batch12 4y ago
Throwing shade at a tech company, even though the whole thing has been proven untrue, is now worthy of being "put on trial"?
796.
by batch12 4y ago
When talking about a myth, do you mean the colonies taking issue with being taxed without having legislative representation? Is this something you disagree with when you finger-quote "unjust"?
797.
by batch12 4y ago
Congress is a popularity contest. The more outlandish you can get pandering to your base, the more you play in the news. It is universal. We have a government made of Dwayne Elizondo Mountain Dew Herbert Camacho clones.
798.
by batch12 4y ago
Can you point me to this blockquote?
799.
by batch12 4y ago
This article posits two theories. He is incompetent in setting up his website or he faked oppression. Does the author really think this guy set up his own domain, built his own website, and went back in July and edited the HTML himself to n
800.
by batch12 4y ago
The "incompetent extremist" is not a myth, unfortunately.
801.
by batch12 4y ago
I have been slowly remembering forgotten childhood events on my own as I get older. Not all negative or especially strong.
802.
by batch12 4y ago
Very much agree. We'd need a very clear definition on what dangerous is before something like this is considered. Some now consider speech dangerous. An authoritarian government may choose to consider those who disagree with policy to
803.
by batch12 4y ago
Not to mention the time spent shopping, fuel spent delivering, time spent setting up and configuring...
804.
by batch12 4y ago
~ $ whois lengthen-your-manhood.info Domain not found. YC23 anyone?
805.
by batch12 4y ago
Some federal elections, like presidential elections are run by the states. With the current system, one doesn't vote directly for president, but instead who they would like their state (via the electoral college) to cast a vote for. As
806.
by batch12 4y ago
Weird. I was just looking at this exact document again while playing the flare-on CtF.
807.
by batch12 4y ago
Once blacklisted it'd be fun to transfer the BTC to as many random public wallets as possible.
808.
by batch12 4y ago
Just roll with it. These are fake internet points anyway. They don't have any value. You can't leave them to your kids (something a commenter said the other day that's still ticking my brain). Complaining only motivates peopl
809.
by batch12 4y ago
For the army this was absolutely taught and enforced in basic and reinforced throughout deployment. I don't even like toy guns pointed in my direction.
810.
by batch12 4y ago
It seems risky to set this up on something you own when facing the adversary you face. Use good OPSEC. Don't do this on something than can be tied to you. Not on your servers, not from your workstations, not from your house, not from y

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