clubm8

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by clubm8 3y ago
> CardDAV server support has effectively been deprecated, making it difficult to synchronize contacts. My new hosting provider doesn't seem to host CardDAV Have you considered a notebook? >In general, I've been maintaining a
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by clubm8 3y ago
got to keep the internship laptop
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by clubm8 3y ago
i found my depression abated and i lost weight when i stopped smoking at bars, which after my wild 20s became pretty much the only time i smoked -- if you replace those moments you'd want a "fag" with an espresso shot, you&#x
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by clubm8 3y ago
on the other hand, those who die early from heart attacks do not need costly memory care or cancer treatments. is it better to burn out, or fade away? https://web.archive.org/web/20170312062150/https://ww
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by clubm8 3y ago
how to you secure a submarine cable? build a literal sealab staffed by the french foreign legion? they were on the right track when they tried to move to five g, and could learn a lot from africa, where they skipped the copper lines in many
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by clubm8 3y ago
this is cool research, and we appreciate the "human who's not an expert on these things but smart" style summary, but we wish there was an actual dot PDF available, not a weird page that gives an animation while asking for co
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by clubm8 3y ago
you might be better off asking this via email dude
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by clubm8 3y ago
oh he's a hedge fund guy? weird. i assumed he was CS since they aren't well ranked at that -- zuck famously was failing out and thus gonna switch to psych. i'm kind of surprised by this. (conversely, really tired of people pa
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by clubm8 3y ago
i met that guy in a bar once he was amused i had no idea who he is and said his book was too complicated so i read lolita instead. won't say where other than there was a social event he does -- apparently people low key stalk the poor
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by clubm8 3y ago
foundations of geopolitics
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by clubm8 3y ago
go to the top of the tokyo goverment building in shinjuku great for picture taking or just looking (they were so nice they had to look in my dslr bag. you are forgiven senpai, you can't control what came before) https://www.
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by clubm8 3y ago
look for traces that someone entered a phrase or phrases that only appear in your local drive. you must be VERY careful you havem't put the word(s) or links into anything that syncs or ends up someplace not e2e this is harder if you do
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The Crimes of Seal Team Six (2017)(web.archive.org)
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by clubm8 7y ago
Do you have a source on this, this is the first I've heard of it.
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by clubm8 7y ago
I can't say who since I don't know but my interest is piqued. It worries me no one would brief a CEO (who crosses borders presumably) to at least use a pass phrase .
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by clubm8 7y ago
>When 90% of the people you email are on Gmail or GSuite does Proton mail really help? Depends on your threat model. Having all your email in one place is a juicy target. But the Swiss want a warrant for a specific crime, and then it&#x2
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by clubm8 7y ago
>Search: DDG is the obvious answer. But also reducing usage of general search is a major life improvement. Wikipedia and Stack Overflow have reasonable built-in searches One upside of DDG is the bangs. If I know what I want is on wikiped
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by clubm8 7y ago
Sounds like "this" are two separate things. One is malware, the other an abuse of trust (but not a software error). So yes I'd say it is plausible the two independently occurred.
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by clubm8 7y ago
>What's the alternative here? The alternative was not warning workers of the risks involved, and being sued for the injuries sustained on the job. It's fairly recent that mainstream, non psych experts are becoming aware people
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by clubm8 7y ago
That's rich, since Mozilla mostly hires senior to mid level engineers. It's very difficult to get an "ethical" job (especially in certain fields like security) without filling out an SF-86 or working at a place that make
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by clubm8 7y ago
A better saying is that zero days are... fragile? You use zero, someone notice, it gets fixed. And yes, they are rare compared to the vast # of known vulns. Ideally if given the choice, you'd utilize a known vuln against outdated softw
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by clubm8 7y ago
>If you aren't a high profile target, you may not be worthy of being targeted specifically. That's what I am questioning. There are many sysadmins, key executives in tech companies, or open source contributors who may not be &q
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by clubm8 7y ago
I wonder how often less high profile folks get hit with stuff like this? On one hand, zero days are rare and expensive. OTOH someone who isn't the CEO of a major company might not notice the malware, or if they do, not know they should
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by clubm8 7y ago
The problem is many classes don't require attendance, especially the sort obsessed with making sure athletes are present as mentioned. This is about forcing compliance. The REAL issue is people unprepared for college come, do not atten
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by clubm8 7y ago
A bit entitled to expect them to take ~3k. You could get more than that for one famous person's phone number from paparazzi.
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by clubm8 7y ago
Especially since... how long did it take them to notice? Hypothetically someone could get these funds into their account, transfer them offshore, flee the country, and probably live out their life in a low cost of living area without extrad
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by clubm8 7y ago
I can't read the OP because I'm using Tor, if anyone else is having similar issues wayback has it cached: https://web.archive.org/web/20191206074255/https://cybersecu... Too often I cannot brow
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by clubm8 7y ago
Just so you know, something like that would possibly lead to a settlement or something (not a lawyer). It's my understanding you take findings of fact to juries - which costs companies money to send lawyers to. The woman would be put u
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by clubm8 7y ago
Wow, a single offhand comment could doom a candidate from ever being hired? I wish the same high standard applied to companies interacting with candidates. I've had a Google engineer literally scream at me in an interview. I've al
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by clubm8 7y ago
Having a list of people who visited the site (possible via DNS records) is definitely a way to drastically narrow your suspect pool. Now you don't need to be a global passive adversary - you just sit on the links used by the "bad&

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