coretx

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by coretx 9y ago
Why and what kernel requirements does Treble have ? What's wrong with kexec or similar non proprietary solutions ? I'm not a kernel hacker but human enough to turn suspicious when something receives nothing but good news. Can anyo
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by coretx 9y ago
Yet also advertise to be into counterterrorism, defense, and intelligence operational support. How many dual_ec_drbg do we need before we stop trusting those people ?
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by coretx 9y ago
It might not be fair but reading a .gov address listed as a reviewer does not exactly inspire trust. :'(
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by coretx 9y ago
Intent as the premise for judgement is typical for Western rights philosophy, but it's not for large other parts of the world , and that is a fact. Furthermore, the acts of Z could be part of X or Y operandi, but this is probably unfal
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by coretx 9y ago
No, but i see that it looks like spam. Should have been more carefull. The link is nothing but freshman year one MBA material.
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by coretx 9y ago
Leaking only one episode at SD resolution fits the extortion narrative pretty well.
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by coretx 9y ago
Yeah. That would be "implied security". The default go-to for intelligence people. It would be stupidly naive to think we can beat them at the meta game. Eternal vigilance; disregarding any foreign information influencers safegua
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by coretx 9y ago
Hmm. Really?! I worked for various large corporates, studied for a MBA after my IT career; found out about ethics and other ontologically speaking really valuable things in life hence left. But really, besides personal spectives and/or
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by coretx 9y ago
Ethereum will eventually be about more money, power and influence than Hollywood thus impossible to take down.
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by coretx 9y ago
That would not be wise since it would not be true. The law is written by dumb people and executed by autocratic bureaucrats with a career wish. Ironically, it's not just pirates applying "clever hacks" - in fact, it's m
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by coretx 9y ago
When Scientology started to murder activists, they responded by means of wearing guy Fawkes masks, hiding their identities.
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by coretx 9y ago
Accept reality and you'll be halfway where you want to go. One such realities is that you are no longer who you used to be, and won't become that person ever again. Who you will be in the future, is still mostly decided by you alo
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by coretx 9y ago
This document is so incredibly professionally framed and laced with layers upon layers of spindoktering that I can't help to conclude that the FCC is intentionally violating the congressional statutes forming their mandate. Perhaps the
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by coretx 9y ago
It makes absolutely no sense to /directly/ work for your client when facilitating intelligence laundry is you core business or simply a opportunity for exponential growth. How long must causality chains be in the shady data busine
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by coretx 9y ago
People revert to opiods because of better alternatives either being too expensive or not available. The designer dope industry can supply alternatives for all kinds of populair drugs. Including MDMA, amphetamines, opiods, khat, cocain and m
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by coretx 10y ago
Also: It's mentioning a chunk of the biochemical chain yet there is no clear mention of causality regarding modafinil itself and that what is observed.
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by coretx 10y ago
Yes, that's why I wrote that you need to remove the _cover_. Regarding flash memory chips the real worry is to not blast them for too much time, not if the data is purged.
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by coretx 10y ago
Ha! I've been trashing HDD's and USB sticks using old microwave ovens for decennia now. It's so simple. Remove the cover, place the ssd in the middle of the oven and blast your data. Ultra cheap, ultra secure. ( But do take p
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by coretx 10y ago
Yellow journalism just attacked your postal secret, your democracy ; this by means of using your disdain for junkies and drugs. Who else besides the mentioned politician and a large chunk of the logistics sector profits ? Put their heads o
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by coretx 10y ago
Not even a single Rust mention. Hmmm. Not sure if I'm a weekend-idiot or simply ahead of the crowd. Let's hope it's because of Rust developers both strongly disliking and never experiencing _stackoverflows_. ;+)
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by coretx 10y ago
You are right when it comes to the alarmism and exaggeration, it's a populist policy choice, detrimental to the roots of the party and something I totally disagree with.
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by coretx 10y ago
Compromised does not have to be destructive intent. It can be nothing but passive intelligence gathering for example. Furthermore, compromised entities are rarely compromised by just one entity. For example national intelligence agencies ar
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by coretx 10y ago
Dutch Pirateparty founder and sometimes information broker here. During my 10+ years of both national and international activism, politics and intelligence trade I came to realize that approximately 2 out of 3 people, NGO's, etc. is co
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by coretx 10y ago
Irrelevant due to intelligence laundry.
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by coretx 10y ago
Sensible choices in a nutshell: If you live in a 5-eyes nation, don't use or buy services hosted or operated from a 5 eyes nation. If you don't live in a 5 eyes nation, only use services hosted and operated from Iceland or Switzer
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by coretx 10y ago
Mirai, state sponsored botnet.
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by coretx 10y ago
However much i do not like to spoil your party due to sharing the sentiment; please note that your example is an pyrrhic victory. Sure, services who uphold basic principles such as listening to a market demand and adjusting prices to it exi
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by coretx 10y ago
Directly after reading the title the question "what does ^D do" was fired at a Old Unix Beard friend of Mine who happens to be here for coffee. Instant reply Without any latency: "It originally was meant to terminate the Tape
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by coretx 10y ago
You are totally right when you say it's not about copyright, especially if you are currently residing in the United States where the origin of copyrights are to be found in a really nice and sensibe constitutional clause. In France how
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by coretx 10y ago
The law disagrees with you virtually all over the world. What you call "theft" in the case of your example is called copyright infringement, and in the case of large scale infringement with a commercial motive it's called pir

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