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by dobbsbob 12y ago
His last few months as a snitch he changed his twitter pic to an islamic black standard militant flag and was openly calling for violence and 'cyber-terrorism'. Ridiculous
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by dobbsbob 12y ago
He probably has plenty of unpaid fines from the police too, as every homeless person is typically hounded with loitering and other petty fines that a collection agency would grab from his account.
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by dobbsbob 12y ago
After a gay co-worker and I watched his Luka Magnotta creepy, incredibly narcissistic to the point of nausea selfie vids he uploaded of himself driving around with a cruisey bar soundtrack we anecdotally declared this guy mad, and an extrem
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by dobbsbob 12y ago
There's a reason the Economist doesn't credit articles to authors, so it appears as received wisdom from seasoned economists/political insiders instead of actually being written by a 20something hipster intern. If you save a
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by dobbsbob 12y ago
The article asks why did GCHQ destroy certain components and not others then discussion is hijacked by somebody transparently trolling on cruise control. https://firstlook.org/theintercept/2014/02/24/jtri
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by dobbsbob 12y ago
Highschool I worked for Lufthansa here in North America, it was common to see Germans fly over their bikes to go on a 2 month road trip while on paid vacation.
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by dobbsbob 12y ago
Indeed http://vancouver.en.craigslist.ca/van/sof/4451591937.html
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Most gangs are not directly involved in the sale of narcotics, instead they are involved in extortion "taxing" those who are selling drugs in their area. If drugs disappear they will find another black market to tax like gambling,
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by dobbsbob 12y ago
I live a block away from Emery's store. There's a seed store still there that is doing exactly what Emery was doing (selling pot seeds to Americans) yet they haven't been busted. This is probably because it's owner didn&
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by dobbsbob 12y ago
A guy on Texas Polunsky Death row, Thomas Bartlett Whitaker writes often for the blog Minutes Before Six on what life is like in constant solitary. http://minutesbeforesix.blogspot.ca/2010/07/how-to-go-to-lev... H
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by dobbsbob 12y ago
A lot of casinos and exchanges are using blockchain.info as a hot wallet instead of rolling their own multi sig hot wallet. Crazy risk
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by dobbsbob 12y ago
They altered the virus to kill cancer cells instead of kids which is what measles does by the truckload in Pakistan and India :/
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by dobbsbob 12y ago
EDIT: forgot, I found this site much earlier. I was learning Lisp, found the pg Lisp story of running Yahoo stores, had no idea who he was, found HN through his page on wikipedia
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by dobbsbob 12y ago
Canada has epost which is a crypto vault to hold bank or gov mail you can give other people access . Nobody here proposed the scheme of this article's opening of all mail though, that's illegal to do without a warrant due to hund
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by dobbsbob 12y ago
I guess this architect forgot the Quebec 1998 ice storm when towers collapsed in a cascading effect and were rebuilt with 'anti-cascading safety towers'. It would also be impossible to climb these and maintain them safely but they
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by dobbsbob 12y ago
The name could also be used against them by Feds wanting to shut it down by charging the devs with conspiracy to traffic or launder. Imagine if Bitcoin was called NarcoCoin and Gavin was openly giving interviews he develops it to facilitate
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by dobbsbob 12y ago
Not the 'world's first', been plenty of bitcoin to debit card schemes. I have an ecoin.cc card Russians reload automatically whenever I send BTC/LTC
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by dobbsbob 12y ago
I've always assumed bricking legislation has nothing to do with theft and everything to do with shutting down communications during civil unrest to prevent even adhoc wireless networks by completely bricking the device. The proponents
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by dobbsbob 12y ago
If you root an android phone then it's trivial for police to bypass the lock screen. There also isn't any time to fiddle with a phone while guns are being pointed at you and police are screaming orders not to move.
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by dobbsbob 12y ago
Well there's GST+PST added in Canada depending on province so that $4.99 item would probably cost $5.58 then they round the price since the penny is gone, so $5.58 would be $5.60 Retailers are supposed to round up/down depending o
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by dobbsbob 12y ago
Many, many forums use a feeble ratings/trust indicator for pseudo-anon users but then you end up with a clique of highly rated posters and the circle jerk is complete. The whole point in anonymity is every post has it's merit in w
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by dobbsbob 12y ago
If you want an excellent example how to not run a company, go through this guy's post history https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=276848.msg4602313#ms... 'Inaba' is the COO of Butterfly Labs. He also runs
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by dobbsbob 12y ago
These accounts will just switch to Russian social media or blogs.mail.ru which have Turkish language support and would be happy to host corruption docs of the Erdogan regime. Then use twitter to spread links to it. Nothing twitter can do if
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This pays off for them too. NTP DoS reflection attack this year didn't work on OpenNTPD which had removed test commands and extensions that were used by attackers. The BGP hijacking going on last year sending traffic to Belarus didn&#x
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http://marc.info/?l=openbsd-tech&m=138973312304511&w=2 They use that old equip to find bugs
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OpenSMTPD, OpenNTPD and OpenSSH are avail for other platforms. They will strip OpenSSL down to essentials, spend months auditing what's left then when satisfied it is reliable software porting to other platforms can begin. It's on
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by dobbsbob 13y ago
To avoid DNS censorship, my ISP filters pirate bay, plenty of other sites.
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by dobbsbob 13y ago
HTTP/2.0 is working on encrypting everything though NSA shills have managed to derail the working group by proposing "trusted proxies" that are allowed to decrypt traffic for nonsense optimization reasons.
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by dobbsbob 13y ago
ssh depending on what you're doing https://www.michaelwlucas.com/nonfiction/ssh-mastery
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by dobbsbob 13y ago
This is why it exists https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=257525.0 Bitcoin apps/sites are using blockchain.info API as a hot wallet. I bet some exchanges are secretly doing this too. Surprised there doesn't al

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