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by cairo_x 9y ago
Paypal is offender number one. I don't understand why they can't use google authenticator. Is it some kind of pride thing, like paypal and Amazon?
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by cairo_x 9y ago
I'd be sleeping in a lead lined Faraday cage for sure.
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by cairo_x 9y ago
I think the thing to remember with ICOs and new altcoins is that HODL, block your ears and walk away does not apply. People are making a living simply by flipping, insider trading, fake insider rumours, companies stringing out claims and up
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by cairo_x 9y ago
Get obese and buy a bunch of electrolytes and water. You'll be good for a whole year without food, provided you keep those electrolytes in check, no problem. #FACT
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by cairo_x 9y ago
More than half of these are not properly catalogued. Note to self: donate to archive.org
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by cairo_x 9y ago
How does this even warrant an article?
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by cairo_x 9y ago
It was really hard, and took many spammy attempts, but you can do it too! homeless dude looks up hopefully, fishes out his tattered, vacant resume "In my case, my message was: I've built 2 companies, got a strong technical backg
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by cairo_x 9y ago
I guess I don't get how dimensions can be disconnected. It's true if you live in flatland and you move up into a third dimension you dont seem to move in flatland, but then if you wanted to explore the third dimension you would st
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by cairo_x 9y ago
Wait -- these scientists think there's a possibility these hallucinations take you to an alternate dimension, and that the 'beings' encountered are not simply creations of our mind? Fucking hell; they've tripped themselv
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by cairo_x 9y ago
Many of those exploits will be used to knock through a backdoor. I wonder if they use different keys for each one? Fingers crossed they do.
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by cairo_x 9y ago
I'd edit my post if I could. If you look closely I used a full stop instead of a semicolon if it makes you feel any better.
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by cairo_x 9y ago
No. Showing they've been shitcanned by both ends of the spectrum. Sheesh. Speaking of worst possible interpretations, the author of the article makes the worst possible interpretation of hate speech law. It sounds so disingenuous I can
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by cairo_x 9y ago
There's a conflation of liberal resistance movements and antifa going on here. I don't think Antifa expects any law to support punching Nazis in the face, or is pushing hate speech laws. As far as I can see, antifa is in defiance
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by cairo_x 9y ago
Yes, punching Nazis in the face (who are nationalist, woman hating white supremacists) should be illegal. Antifa knows this, and takes measures to evade the law. Hate speech laws are a separate issue, and no, they are not the end of the wor
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by cairo_x 10y ago
Check for yourself: https://guccifer2.files.wordpress.com/2016/06/1.doc Open in editor: {\info{\title _TITLE}{\author Warren Flood} {\operator \'d4\'e5\'eb\'e8\'ea\'f1 \'dd\&#x27
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Guccifer2.0: Game Over?(g-2.space)
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by cairo_x 10y ago
How can internet users use a single vector between two twitter accounts to doxx someone!? HOW!? It's like you're -- I don't know -- deliberately misinterpreting the entire thing for some reason? Makes you more Trump-like
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by cairo_x 10y ago
Says report consisting of Not One tiny tit-bit of evidence and a whole lot of moaning about Russia Today. slow clap
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by cairo_x 10y ago
Perhaps more interesting are the people who can't understand that their own perceptual blind-spots are not universal standards. This is especially interesting in the social realm, but I think what makes this example so interesting is i
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by cairo_x 10y ago
I am not my achievements. I am not my goals. I shall smell the roses and enjoy the process and struggle without lust for result. Namaste, mofos!!!
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by cairo_x 10y ago
I can understand being able to pick up on autism, and some personality disorders. Mood disorders -- unless there is obvious suicide or psychosis -- can be tricky though. Some people are just really energetic, and fit, and excitable. Some pe
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by cairo_x 10y ago
I grew up with pretty left wing parents who were against consumerism. I liked the gifts and the principal of a fun pagan silly ritual where be re-express our love for one another. I never felt displeasure with being given a gift in my life.
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by cairo_x 10y ago
Your take that depression is caused by bad home circumstances is true for some cases, but there are many causes for depression in between, most of them not even close to being understood. Genetics, immune disease, thyroid problems, etc. The
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by cairo_x 10y ago
You can't blame parents for their child's depression. You can't expect even the most seasoned psychiatric worker to be able to diagnose depression from sight. Currently self-reporting is the only way to diagnose. Observation
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by cairo_x 10y ago
I can attest to this. Grew up with Bipolar II, and Christmas was always the worst due to the dissonance of the joy around you and your own bad feelings. Birthdays were worse, because then you couldn't escape the attention. I specifical
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by cairo_x 10y ago
Chronic depression guy here. Was in scouts. Had depressed episodes just as much in as out. I remember one time I was close to suicide, and watching everyone else enjoying themselves made it worse. Would not recommend. I think people with de
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by cairo_x 10y ago
Everything in moderation I guess. A good comedy podcast every now and then is quite therapeutic, but a lot of it can become like being possessed by an insatiable trivia-demon demanding to be fed 24/7.
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by cairo_x 10y ago
OK, hyperbola aside, stumbling, as in finding the tools still there, and yes, what you said is one of the many possible examples certain people are pushing. Looking at the addresses of all those command and control servers, however, it lite
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by cairo_x 10y ago
Oh shit! Dear Equation group: Any incriminating information found in my gmail account was planted there by PUTIN. PS: Being a Huawei device, expect Gyna to have the initiative on said info.
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by cairo_x 10y ago
Yep.

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