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by dx87 7y ago
It's still good info, I don't think it's obvious to most people. I was doing a pentest for a Fortune 500 company, and a key component of us compromising their entire network was a bastion host that controlled access to sensi
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by dx87 7y ago
The reason it's being used is the difference, the fact that it's the exact same feature is irrelevant. That's like saying you don't understand why someone would have a problem with murder because we already use guns for
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by dx87 7y ago
That's what I've noticed as well. When places started doing mandatory lockdowns under the threat of fines or prison, questioning it would usually result in people coming out of the woodwork to say that public health is at risk, s
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by dx87 7y ago
It's good that they removed it, but it's also dissapointing that they had no idea that it was happening until someone made a blog post about it. Do their employees not vet any of the code they use, and just slap things together o
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by dx87 7y ago
Not every business has to be viable for a startup. I'd rather a company that can't afford a single lawyer not have access to my personal information. If that means pricing them out of it through regulation, then so be it.
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by dx87 7y ago
Yes, it's their device, they literally are paying for it. What kind of question is that.
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by dx87 7y ago
And it's funny, because in this article he says that he doesn't like making digital card games because they end up being overly complicated, but that's exactly what he designed Artifact as, and even bragged about how it was g
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by dx87 7y ago
Valve listened to Garfield, who was telling them that the players not liking it were wrong because he had data to show that the game was fine. He treated players like computers and ignored that the game had a lot of feelsbad mechanics, but
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by dx87 7y ago
Don't over generalize and accuse them of fear mongering when you don't know the situation for the entire country. The grocery store by me has been consistently bare for the past two weeks, low quality pre-packaged food is pretty
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by dx87 7y ago
I don't know about the rest, but for incentive to opt-in, I could see it as a way to keep up to date on new products. I'm starting to get into woodworking, and I've voluntarily signed up for advertisement emails from some re
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by dx87 7y ago
Probably a lot. I've never seen an apartment that lets you make any changes beyond putting in your own furniture. No painting walls, no hanging pictures, changing carpets, etc. You're stuck with whatever bargain bin ammenities
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by dx87 7y ago
I've never been to a supermarket where the eggs weren't refrigerated. They're usually right next to the milk.
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by dx87 7y ago
If the bakers are greasing the bakery and causing deadly pandemics every 5-10 years, maybe the system isn't functioning perfectly well.
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by dx87 7y ago
It also doesn't seem any different than restaurants that require a certain dress code. I remember being denied entry to a night club because I showed up wearing jeans and a t-shirt (it was a big group of us who didn't plan to go
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by dx87 7y ago
It costs your time and energy. There must be a better use of your time than trying to shame nightclubs.
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by dx87 7y ago
It would absolutely happen. When I was in the military, the town I lived in had to pass laws preventing landlords from changing your rent based on your rank because everyone's pay information was public. It's naive to think deal
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by dx87 7y ago
Looks like it's just a standard executable that listens on a hardcoded IP and port. This is the kind of stuff we'd whip up in an afternoon during a pentest when we needed a throwaway tool to use.
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by dx87 7y ago
It sounds like they're moving to the same naming scheme as cars, where a "Toyota Corolla" is basically the same, but has additional features or performance if you buy a new year model. Supposedly the new Xboxes are no differ
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by dx87 7y ago
People are sitting at home on their ass because they've been told that if they aren't, they're helping spread the virus.
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by dx87 7y ago
If everything she said was true, it probably wasn't a breach of contract. I was threatened to be sued for the same violation when I left a negative Glassdoor review at a previous employer. I ended up taking it down because I didn&#x2
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by dx87 7y ago
Not necessarily. Not everyone uses the same definition of war. The definition I was told in the military is that it's a political tool used when all other methods have failed. So if placing economic sanctions is a last resort, then
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by dx87 7y ago
That's what I think of every time I see a post about some new VC backed startup that says they are going to disrupt an industry by creating a lean product that cuts out all of the unnecessary cruft and legacy systems. People need to l
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by dx87 7y ago
I think cats should lose their special pet status if they aren't kept indoors or restricted to an owner's yard. There were a couple of "outdoor cats" in my neighborhood a few years ago, and they'll kill birds in my
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by dx87 7y ago
Because there isn't much work if you live there. If you had UBI though, that wouldn't matter, so you could just live in a rural area for cheap.
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by dx87 7y ago
All the article says is that the nose of dogs is much more sensitive to heat than other animals, calling it a "new sense" is an exaggeration.
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by dx87 7y ago
I think it's a learned behavior, they were mainly talking about people fresh out of college who were evaluated based on "use the fastest algorithm for a mostly sorted set of data" type assignments. I worked with a lot of peo
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by dx87 7y ago
When I was doing a cyber training exercise in the military, we had an Air Force general tell us that the best technical officers they had started out with non-technical degrees. They said that officers with undergrad degrees in things like
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by dx87 7y ago
I don't know if it's really fair to say that after 9/11 we were playing world police when we invaded Afghanistan. They were harboring Al Qaeda who had been carrying out smaller scale attacks on US assets for a while, culmina
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by dx87 7y ago
For the Bush administration, they ignored initial recommendations to work with the locals after the initial invasion, creating a lot of unemployed, angry, young people with military training. For the Obama administration, they ignored reco
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by dx87 7y ago
Have the country run by a secular government, not a theocratic one.

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