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dimino
10y ago
Is this at all related to the recent cries of "bubble!" in the sub-prime auto loan market that John Oliver did one of his segments on? Or do those folks just shift to selling electric cars, instead of gas cars?
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dimino
10y ago
On that first chart, so battery count will drop post-2030? That's what the y-axis is, battery count (is it count? production rate?), but the conclusion drawn is that oil demand will drop, which feels related to the article, but wholl
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dimino
10y ago
Is there any evidence whatsoever actually linking the people who claimed responsibility with the person/persons who actually perpetrated the attack?
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dimino
10y ago
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/0x27/linux.mirai/master/po... This explains how it's used, etc.
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dimino
10y ago
So this was dumped 20 days ago, and now we've got a fairly large outage taking place. In other words, it could have been anyone?
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dimino
10y ago
Who is... China?
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dimino
10y ago
I'm concerned about your ability to control the necessary variables. For example, any one of your anti-tracking measures (you're big into Internet privacy, yes?) may be triggering the suspension.
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dimino
10y ago
It's not my opinion, it is fact. There was a reason he was suspended, and it is not his phone number not being attached to his account. Also, I didn't say anything about leading reason.
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dimino
10y ago
No.
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dimino
10y ago
I'm not Google customer support, but I'll repeat for a third time; you were not suspended because you didn't provide a phone number.
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dimino
10y ago
The Russian connection is that those bit.ly links point back to a domain name that is known to be used by APT28.
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dimino
10y ago
Exactly, why can't it be possible that Assange is an ass, but Wikileaks isn't in cahoots with Russia, and Russia hacked the DNC?
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dimino
10y ago
https://www.fireeye.com/content/dam/fireeye-www/global/en/cu... Here's the report for how you might detect APT28 in your network. What would evidence look like, to you? Do you want to see the
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dimino
10y ago
Can we not live in a world where the Russians did execute the hack, but the "RUSSIANS WILL KILL US" meme is also nothing but a scare tactic?
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dimino
10y ago
> But in the broader view, it is not merely one Justice who will not apply the third party doctrine in a strong form, and thus I have previously written the doctrine’s obituary.
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dimino
10y ago
I dunno, but you weren't banned for not having a phone number attached to your account, because I and many others have accounts without phone numbers and are not banned.
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dimino
10y ago
I first want to finish dealing with the original claim and the focus of my actual comment.
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dimino
10y ago
I get that, but I hate it.
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dimino
10y ago
They didn't ban your account for not having a phone number.
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dimino
10y ago
I withdraw the counterclaim, then. I simply dispute the original claim. As for a company providing information without a warrant, recent case law is closing/has closed the door on a company's ability to do such a thing (not that
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dimino
10y ago
"the Court is cautiously developing new standards of Fourth Amendment protection, including a rejection of a strong third party doctrine." https://works.bepress.com/stephen_henderson/34/
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dimino
10y ago
If people actually didn't care, it would be of no consequence to hear their home called a "McMansion", and yet I suspect we both would agree that folks probably don't appreciate their home being critiqued such as how the
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dimino
10y ago
I don't need evidence to question a claim, only to make a counter claim. I am questioning the claim that law enforcement doesn't need a warrant to legally view data about an individual or individuals collected by a 3rd party.
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dimino
10y ago
I hate how a hobby/profession must be a lifestyle or worldview. I'm interested in breaking things, so now I have to hate my dad? He's the one who got me interested in breaking things!
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dimino
10y ago
Well that's simply not true...
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dimino
10y ago
I hate how "hacker" has always been synonymous with anti-establishment.
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dimino
10y ago
You've said this in two places on this submission, but I challenge you on the claim that "99% of the population" doesn't care what their house looks like. I think a lot of people do care.
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dimino
10y ago
Most people don't make clothes. Most people buy clothes that other people make. Therefore, most people don't care that the clothes other people make are (random style out of a hat...) "punk". I don't think this lo
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dimino
10y ago
Why aren't they including random chance into the possible explanations? I might not understand this correctly, but out of 2.5 million stars, the ~240 they found to match their expected pattern could just be the random hit rate of this
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dimino
10y ago
There's definitely evidence that heavily implicates Russia. But for someone like you, I don't think any evidence will update or change your opinion. For some reason you've equated WikiLeaks and Russia, and don't have a
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