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811.
by batch12 4y ago
The world could do without uninformed blind trust right about now. Anything that helps people leave a little room for doubt is a good thing.
812.
by batch12 4y ago
> the sales manager was a Jewish accounting major One of these things seems out of place when listing qualifications
813.
by batch12 4y ago
> The vast majority of the population, they don't even know there are solutions that would change their life. > I know everything, don't tell me. I'll ask" is exactly the attitude that prevents learning This feels
814.
by batch12 4y ago
Something this messy is highly likely to have many security vulnerabilities. Maybe start with a scan or pentest and use that as additional justification to get things in order. 20M a year also means that this company can't afford for
815.
by batch12 4y ago
It isn't you because the experiences didn't happen and weren't actually observed by you. They'd be implants of false memories at best. That would give the illusion of experience but that's all. Definately nowhere ne
816.
by batch12 4y ago
Or they already owe lots of favors to donors who helped them throughout their career and are helped into a spot to pay them back... with no risk of future consequences.
817.
by batch12 4y ago
Also political capital earned by kissing the right asses and compromising one's values takes time to accumulate.
818.
by batch12 4y ago
Yeah, maybe. A few bad 70+ year old presidents may make it more palatable though.
819.
by batch12 4y ago
> Especially since there was already a de facto requirement the office holder be female, excluding older daughters Are you talking pre-US monarchies? If so did you mean to say not be female?
820.
by batch12 4y ago
It'd be nice if we even had viable candidates who were close to this line. It may be an improper statement, but a president at 70-80 won't be around long enough to see the full impact of many of the decisions they make. Maybe an u
821.
by batch12 4y ago
Does the constitution explicitly define marriage?
822.
by batch12 4y ago
It isn't you living those lives though. What is the difference between this and downloading someone else's memories?
823.
by batch12 4y ago
To be fair, it's not you that becomes immortal, just your copy. From your perspective, you still die.
824.
by batch12 4y ago
I will grant you that the parent's opinion is a little strong, but fundamentally, they have a point. The weakness here is the human. Standards like this take make social engineering attacks much more difficult. With that said, MFA in s
825.
by batch12 4y ago
> currently, my product doesn't work for 35% of my customers. Cue torrent of pissed off customer emails. Maybe fail open until you fix the payment processor issues? Seems it would be better to take the short term hit monetarily for
826.
by batch12 4y ago
Ask VHN: I have been locked in the pillory for two days and can't reach anyone.
827.
by batch12 4y ago
I believe you are talking about swatting [0]. Framing this as a prank call is a bad way to describe it because it trivializes the attack. Based on your whole comment, I assume that wasn't your intention though. [0] https:/&#x2F
828.
by batch12 4y ago
I think if we showed kids from a very young age the processing of animals they likely not be traumatized for life. It'd be normal for them. I do believe that people should know where their food comes from and how it's made. I don&
829.
by batch12 4y ago
I've noticed similar effects when riding in a car with my eyes closed while the sunlight filters through the trees. I didn't know it had name.
830.
by batch12 4y ago
For what it's worth, it looks like Jewglers is a name the group calls itself [0]. It doesn't appear to be some racist phrase the employee made up. [0] https://www.seroundtable.com/photos/google-jewglers-menora
831.
by batch12 4y ago
People seem to be trying really hard to get porn in the browser. There's a battle going on...
832.
by batch12 4y ago
Publishing a detailed report of infrastructure and specific CVEs would be irresponsible and malicious. If that is off the table the only thing left is ambiguity. Also, the audience is important. They are going for maximum outrage, not glass
833.
by batch12 4y ago
Reminds me of the video More by Mark Osborne-- though I feel like the song has changed? https://youtu.be/cCeeTfsm8bk
834.
by batch12 4y ago
Weird that you'd create an account specific to this article for trolling cryptofolk.
835.
by batch12 4y ago
Maybe look into translating your skills into an application security discipline. There seems to be a shortage of people with talent and you'd be miles ahead of those who have just a cert or degree with no foundational experience.
836.
by batch12 4y ago
I made https://torwhois.com . I posted here and reddit and that's it. It gets decent traffic from researchers and folks searching for onion sites.
837.
by batch12 4y ago
> “hurr durr" Tangent-- nowadays, why is it not okay to use the word retarded, but still okay to perform the same "imitations" of mentally disabled people? The latter just feels much more mean-spirited to me.
838.
by batch12 4y ago
I remember acid rain coming before the ozone hole problems.
839.
by batch12 4y ago
I have found that sometimes nobody is wrong. Sometimes it is a preference that is being debated (once you dig in). As such, it's not as important to be right as it is to preserve a working relationship. I also try to decide if the thin
840.
by batch12 4y ago
It is also how culture moves on. Nobody counterculture wants to be part of the mainstream 'underground'. The new, interesting stuff will move somewhere else and this area will be a vanilla shadow of what it once was. Especially c

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