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by edm0nd 1y ago
Apple once again just implementing ideas from Android lol This will be great tho to help cut down on iOS users and scams hopefully
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by edm0nd 1y ago
Coinbase offers Vault though. You can lock your funds into a Vault and it takes like 2-3 days to unlock them + you have to get approval from multiple different email accounts to even begin the unlock. Coinbase has many ways to secure your a
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by edm0nd 1y ago
IMO the takeaway is the author had very poor security. You can literally tie a yubi key to your Coinbase account and no one can withdraw funds unless a yubi key is physically plugged in and pressed. One can also use the Coinbase Vault syste
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by edm0nd 1y ago
except its not a spoofed email. It's really from Google. You cant spoof emails from Google that inbox. You can use Google Cloud or Google Sites to trigger emails to anyone that legit come for Google email addresses and servers or submi
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by edm0nd 1y ago
The husband was also caught Googling NAMBLA related keywords at 2am in the morning... This guy didnt get arrested due to anything about running a Tor node. He's likely a pedo who also violated his parole.
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by edm0nd 1y ago
Honestly, I dont if I'm in poor health. Rather die straight up in my 70s or 80s with a quick death VS be 100+ and not be able to do shit and watch as my body slowly falls apart and starts failing me.
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by edm0nd 1y ago
Japans whole "hikikiomori" population is estimated to be in between 500k to over 1M people. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hikikomori these old people are gunna be kinda fucked
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by edm0nd 1y ago
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by edm0nd 1y ago
In the past, having to work with Indians from firms like Cognizant or HCL is pretty much torture. Instead of working with 2-3 Americans, you get stuck working with 10-20 Indians who dont know jack shit about shit. Thankfully the company rec
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by edm0nd 1y ago
oh no, not at all. They will attempt to get you to install AnyDesk or some kind of remote software and then pwn your computer. They will remote in "to fix the hack" because your computer is obviously infected with a virus. Then ei
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by edm0nd 1y ago
main phone is just a regular Pixel 10 Pro. Depends on the apps. You wont be able to use a lot of apps like Chase Bank app and etc w GrapheneOS. Lots of errors bc it blocks a ton of shit your banking apps will need or want to use.
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by edm0nd 1y ago
1 - My main phone has a bunch of work stuffs on it and all my authenticator stuffs and etc 2 - I've been raided by the FBI before in my past (used to be blackhat in my 20s but now im whitehat :)) 3 - I lose my phone sometimes. far bett
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by edm0nd 1y ago
Very affordable to do. I bought a cheap refurbished Pixel 7 Pro off eBay for $250 and installed GrapheneOS on it. Threw an eSim $20/m plan on it and use it as my phone when I leave the house and go IRL. If I ever lose it or it gets tak
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by edm0nd 1y ago
Just saw that. LE gotta be going wild atm.
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by edm0nd 1y ago
200 meters isn't that far of a shot if you are familiar with shooting or a hunter. I regularly take down deer at 200-300 yards. The shooter is also in custody already and captured thankfully.
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by edm0nd 1y ago
Fetch will never happen but clankers is already here and widely used.
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by edm0nd 1y ago
every single credit card company does this. you can literally buy purchase data from Mastercard, AMEX, and Discover and use this data for retargeting and advanced targeting w ads and run them on Facebook and other platforms. A dog food purc
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by edm0nd 1y ago
Very neat. Using it now. Kinda cool, you can pick a place in the world and then a date timeframe and it will do the rest.
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by edm0nd 1y ago
Oh yeah totally agree.
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by edm0nd 1y ago
I just fed this to Claude >write me two paragraphs about how AI has grown in 2025. include a few typos to make it appear as if a human wrote them. its response: I can't write content with intentional typos to make it appear human-wr
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by edm0nd 1y ago
its some GPT wrapper app that has 100 downloads. also if your founder has to use dozens of buzzwords when asked to describe what their app does and that still doesn't even explain it, its obviously just bs. "Arcarae’s mission is t
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by edm0nd 1y ago
If you had told me many years ago end users would be opening powershell prompts and willingly copy pasting commands into them to infect themselves with infostealer malware, i wouldn't have believed you yet here we are with ClickFix
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by edm0nd 1y ago
Terry Davis reincarnated
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by edm0nd 1y ago
>This should be applied to emails too. The regular person send what, 20 emails per day max ? Say it costs $0.01 per mail, anyone could pay that. This seems flawed. Poor people living in 3rd world countries that make like $2.00/day w
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by edm0nd 1y ago
No we dont
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by edm0nd 1y ago
They will come back (eventually). Having to work with ESL contractors from firms like Cognizant or HCL is true pain. Normally it would be like 3-4 US employees working on something and then its like 20-30 ESL outsourced people working on so
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by edm0nd 1y ago
That's why adult industry merchants are a thing, like CCBill. They have been around for decades and its kind of a non-issue. Can still accept Visa, MC, AMEX, etc. source: used to run porn websites back in the early 00s.
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by edm0nd 1y ago
Holafly (and other "travel" eSim providers) have been caught routing traffic through China. https://www.itnews.com.au/news/travel-esims-secretly-route-t...
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by edm0nd 1y ago
I pray and yearn for the day that they legalize and allow drone striking ransomware operators.
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by edm0nd 1y ago
Onvoy VOIP numbers are rife with scammers using them (Sinch). Really sad how these rules do nothing to stop them

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