edm0nd

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   by edm0nd 2y ago

   Repo owners can also edit the title and text of your Issue as well.
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   by edm0nd 2y ago

   ah that would make sense then!
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   by edm0nd 2y ago

   I looked as well. There is a "Women's PFG Tamiami™ II Short Sleeve Shirt" https://www.columbia.com/p/womens-pfg-tamiami-ii-short-sleev... which has two small pockets on the side but it seems above the wa
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   by edm0nd 2y ago

   Mainly having fun w the IR blaster and also for NFC/RFID things.
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   by edm0nd 2y ago

   For the curious, Palworld was released: Initial release date: January 19, 2024
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   by edm0nd 2y ago

   America innovates. China replicates. China and the US have been at war for decades now. Both an economic war and cyber war. Chinese nation-state hackers have hacked into tons of Fortune 500, Aerospace and defense companies, and tech compani
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   by edm0nd 2y ago

   I'm being pedantic but it's simply just Tor, not TOR. https://support.torproject.org/about/why-is-it-called-tor/ >Note: even though it originally came from an acronym, Tor is not spelled "TOR&quo
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   by edm0nd 2y ago

   no v2 onion urls resolve or work. It's been v3 since 2021.
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   by edm0nd 2y ago

   You would assume wrong then. The majority of Tor traffic is just normal people, not illegal stuffs. The regular internet aka clearnet has far more malicious activity and traffic.
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    Your 1000 Tor nodes would quickly be detected as bad relays and be removed from the network. It would also cost you far more than $5,000 a month.
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    the amount of explosives would be about the size of a pencil eraser, easily concealable imo. Reports are that they could have modified the existing batteries and put them inside there.
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    Anne Wojcicki is also the exwife of billionaire Google founder Sergey Brin. I have always felt as if 23andMe was just her pet lil project and it doesn't matter if its ever profitable or not.
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    https://www.nytimes.com/2024/09/17/world/middleeast/israel-h... In a surprise to no one except you
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    Simple logic and science. Batteries do not cause forceful explosions like we've seen today. These pagers were intercepted and implanted with explosives (or entire load swapped with pre-made malicious ones) and then allowed to continue
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    These pagers were 100% a supply chain attack. Intercepted and modified with small explosives embedded in them or swapped the entire shipment out with ones with a small explosives in them. There is no possibility these explosions are from ba
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    I love crypto, not dunking on it. The FranciscoTheBomber admin of BitGrail should have served prison time over the entire thing. He got off basically with zero consequences. Nano will never be in the top 100 of crypto projects ever again. T
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    non issue
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    imo nano had it's time in the limelight to shine and has just slowly died out. The Raiblocks and BitGrail hack sealed it's death.
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    That is not how the hacker was caught. He was caught because he uploaded all of the stolen data but accidently included a directory of all his passwords and personal information.
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    Dude likely could have sold this to malicious threat actors for 6 figures. Weird that it's been 2 years now and Apple still hasn't paid anything. Really highlights why people might tend to gravitate towards that route instead of g
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    For the curious, the daughter of multibillionaire Larry Ellison, the cofounder of Oracle.
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    I don't have the biomagnet implants, I have the NExT RFID + NFC chip by DangerousThings in my right hand so its not as much of a concern. Just go read straight from the source instead of linking research papers. It has the warning of:
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    I have an implant and MRIs or Xrays cause zero issues.
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    Fair enough!
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    Yup that's the same conclusion that I've come to for now. I got a family and stuffs now so don't want to bring any stress to them. One day I will resume but in the future :)
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    I suppose my issue stems from my perception of the seemingly lack of serious investigation on their law enforcement side. If you had visited any of my exit nodes via port 80 or 443, I had a lander on them stating that it was a Tor exit node
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    Yes the IP was just a DO vps I setup to be a Tor exit. That's why they requested my personal account information, billing info, IPs that I logged into DO with, all of that. If not interrupted by me getting the help of the amazing EFF l
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    Part of the reason I sadly stopped running any exit nodes was law enforcement harassment. I ran a few exits for about about ~5 years. In those 5 years, my hosting provider (DigitalOcean) received 3 subpoenas for my account information. The
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    >Do you think that people are like ants in a colony, just a mindless, agency-free extension of their birth country? When discussing nation-state threat actors, this is 100% how they behave and act.
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    Bill Gates can actually jump over a chair. og Tech execs are awesome at jumping it seems!