coretx

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by coretx 2y ago
The following ancient cold war era video will probably make you understand what i mean and more: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5gnpCqsXE8g History is repeating itself.
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by coretx 2y ago
Every individual with a Dollar in his/her pocket votes at every transaction. This may have more influence on powerful corpororations compared to voting for a party you have even less of a relationship with or stake in.
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by coretx 2y ago
With a "little" bit of help from China.
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by coretx 2y ago
Yet psyops/marketing proof to be very effective, thus it does work to a certain extend. Both are currently engineering society at above cold war levels. How effective it is might even be relatively simple to measure because of various
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by coretx 2y ago
They are probably trying to rebrand LORA and sell it to hordes of stupid people. Right now they have the attention of a intellectually impaired journalist who will get angry and return to them; their next free PR moment. "It's not
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by coretx 2y ago
Clearly bullshit. One crate of beer for whoever/ the first person , who proofs me wrong. Also funny: "using off the shelf chip and a software update" is also a joke. Those IC's are software defined radios... Qualcom, Br
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by coretx 2y ago
Same here. No (F)OSS licenses to be found on the page itself. Sus. Perhaps it is simply injecting remote root vulnerabilities into the PDF's.
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by coretx 2y ago
In such a scenario, iostat is your friend. https://manpages.debian.org/unstable/sysstat/iostat.1.en.htm...
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by coretx 2y ago
Do you know that many SSD's go into read-only mode prior to failure ? If you have a spare on hand; copy && go! Like it or not, but storage has become a consumable.
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by coretx 2y ago
Smart/Intelligent people are capable of writing the exact same thing but without tools. If they can get away with it, so should people who need tools.
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by coretx 2y ago
It's the same as this one: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IG_Farben Known for producing Zyklon-B. That's what they gassed Jews with during WW2.
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by coretx 2y ago
Do what the name implies but does not do. Integrate a vertically polarized LORA antenna, ( and radio ) That would allow you to actually have satellite connectivity. Also: ditch the triple AAA for a single 18650.
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by coretx 2y ago
"Business", "entrepeneurs" and legal persons are not the same.
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by coretx 2y ago
The EU should be more consise and tell everyone not to paywall security. Puting people at risk only to subsequently charge them protection money is a textbook example of a criminal enterprise.
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by coretx 2y ago
The gitlab one is "clean". But i don't remember the exact details regarding what it means. Just not to use the "dirty" one.
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by coretx 2y ago
And Rent-Seeking: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rent-seeking
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by coretx 2y ago
Selling modified versions of RAT's such as Netbus and Subseven. The modification was about circumventing AV detection, needless to say the clients would return on a regular basis.
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by coretx 2y ago
You might want to bookmark this: https://www.badcaps.net/ Functional & Free.
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by coretx 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rent-seeking
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by coretx 3y ago
Code is law. As such, the "standard way" you mention is appropriate for people with zero strategic foresight. There is no absolute need to depend on third parties to solve your problems and the possibility to limit and disperse tr
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by coretx 3y ago
Not fallout but increased vigilance is the expected most significant outcome. Some 5+ years ago or so I listened to a Debian guy his talk about reproducible builds and security, he was stressing the audience to be aware of just happened in
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by coretx 3y ago
>>the never stuff is written from... Or PCM. Never forget that DSD is a trojan horse for DRM mechanics. It's neither in the producer or consumers interest.
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by coretx 3y ago
But unlike Vinyl those are designed to rot away over time. When you buy vinyl, you can rip & use it and store the vinyl somewhere save without having to worry about losing it,ever.
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by coretx 3y ago
Why don't you tackle the problem one step at a time ? You need to stay alive. Arable land with access to sweet water and a warm roof above your head are the minimum requirements for just that and therefore will always hold some value.
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by coretx 3y ago
GRML is a debian live image, much different from a netboot environment. Look at https://ipxe.org/ , boot firmware doing fiber over ethernet, iSCSI, HTTP; booting from virtually everything but NVMe over TCP.
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by coretx 3y ago
Doing this without systemd or directly from the netboot environment would be interesting.
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by coretx 3y ago
DNS is a Domain Name Service. Not a webservice.
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by coretx 3y ago
Over here, ( Netherlands ) you jump into a kiosk for a free prepaid and pseudo anonymous SIM card. Topping it up with 10 EUR gives you 10GB traffic. Double the money for a one month plan and you have unlimited traffic & national calls
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by coretx 3y ago
It's theoretically possible to run "AI" on their older radios/sdr's. That's what i'm more interested in.
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by coretx 3y ago
Next stop: Different traffic tariffs per time of day & credit rating. I really don't see how esim is beneficial to ordinary citizens. There is a plethora of downsides that can't be evaded. :/

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