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by cf141q5325 8y ago
Multiple radio stations exist in parallel and you dont have to listen to any of them. Once you put up one speaker system at a location, like a central park that is the focus of a protest, you drown out everyone else. You are in control of t
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by cf141q5325 8y ago
It becomes problematic if it is used to lobby for political change with private funding as a magnifier. Once you start to pump so much money into political movements, you can co-opt and change them. You get to drown some currents and magnif
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by cf141q5325 8y ago
This always rubbed me the wrong way. To say that the election was hacked implies that people were manipulated to do the "wrong thing" instead of the "right thing". To debate on that level seems extremely anti democratic,
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by cf141q5325 8y ago
>This also occurs at the street level. I've read stories of people not wanting to talk to the police about a murder because they are afraid the police will find some weed and arrest them instead. Sadly a common example is the questi
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by cf141q5325 8y ago
FYI, the quote is about the Oil Tanker that collided with the ferry.
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by cf141q5325 8y ago
We do have actual proof of TAO and who used it. Actual evidence which could be used in for example a trial. A high likelihood attribution isnt evidence. There is a limit to how sure you can be with attributions of cyber attacks. This is dir
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by cf141q5325 8y ago
Please do elaborate. 1. Attribution is not about proofing something, or finding "the one proof", but about verbalizing that there are indications that someone might be responsible. And quantifying this likelihood. 2. Having a reas
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by cf141q5325 8y ago
Rant is the right word, though he makes a rather good summary >Attribution is not about having a smoking gun. Attribution is a good example of doing true intelligence analysis; there are no certainties and you only can come to an assessm
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by cf141q5325 8y ago
I heard recently about the degree of rivalry between Chinese Hacker groups and how some get rid of competition by framing them for attacks. Which is absolutely brutal if you remember some hacking offenses face the death penalty.
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by cf141q5325 8y ago
> It's a shame to see. Really depends what you want from life doenst it? It becomes problematic when people do it without realizing the consequences.
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>Once registered, companies are able to use crypto to pay 23 kinds of business taxes from sales tax, utility tax, to employee withholding taxes and more. BitPay, a crypto payments service provider based out of Georgia in the United State
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by cf141q5325 8y ago
Reminds me of a lot Brian Krebs doxing of the pr0gramm staff.
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Or to Latin America
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And the citizens of your governments "allies"?
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by cf141q5325 8y ago
He fell into the shaft. I mean really? Those things are absolutely amazing in busy buildings like universities. Where you have an extreme throughput in short intervals. I studied in a 15 story building and even with 4 big elevators you had
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by cf141q5325 8y ago
On the German Islands in the North Sea there are still employees of the "Kampfmittelräumdienst" - bomb disposal squads walking up and down the coast line looking for stuff that gets washed ashore. Especially problematic are incend
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by cf141q5325 8y ago
As adults however, we are old enough to decide for our self if we want to commit to bad habits. Kids are not attributed that judgment. There is a difference between restricting the diet of a child and restricting the diet of an adult.
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by cf141q5325 8y ago
Talking about and being from that AoE games generation, I think a big part is the absence of any restrictions and incentives to stop. Only very few of my friends back then had unrestricted access to videogames or even TV. And even if they d
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by cf141q5325 8y ago
Its the number for all 5 NDAs combined, so fitting exactly with your numbers.
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It is a criminal offense in Germany to not file for insolvency in time.
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by cf141q5325 8y ago
>Subsequent generations of the test group are also avoiding cats, which indicates parents are passing the relevant behaviors along to their offspring.
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It would be kind of bleak if there wasnt a reduction in extreme poverty if you consider at which speed we burn through not replenishable natural resources. Defacto free energy in form of fossil fuel and a lack of large wars in the populatio
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If you are morally ambiguous enough to become a snitch.
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by cf141q5325 8y ago
70 year old people are exactly those who already walk to the next shop multiple times a week. You should keep in mind that this article is from Europe. Its walking short distances and even shorter shopping lists.
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>“The city is the perfect size for pedestrianisation,” says local architect Rogelio Carballo Soler. “You can cross the entire city in 25 minutes. This seems to be the key point why it works.
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by cf141q5325 8y ago
Check out the Datasheet of the ATECC508A, it has been available without an NDA since Jan 2018.