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by fibers 7y ago
Just copped a copy of Cultural Contradictions of Capitalism last month after Zizek namedropped his book on that debate.
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by fibers 7y ago
It literally is not. They'll just terminate you and thats it.
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by fibers 8y ago
...not if you don't report misc income at all!
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by fibers 8y ago
This is really telling because the twitter api already tells you the source of a tweet anyway (android/tweetdeck/hootsuite). It's like they didn't even try.
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by fibers 8y ago
Uh kyc banking laws used to fund terrorism (eg hawalas) have been extensively ramped up over the past 20 yrs. Theres certain non violent crimes that law enforcement has carte blanche to investigate.
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by fibers 8y ago
F
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by fibers 8y ago
you will not pry my cisco switches from my cold dead hands
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by fibers 8y ago
Then don't do it and wait for taboola or google ads serve you a drive by rootkit?
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by fibers 8y ago
Here's the thing, gorhill maintains uM and uBlock Origin and he is one of the most trusted names in several sec circles to the degree that ubo has been deployed in many enterprise settings. Is the elephant in the room by Troy 'wel
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by fibers 8y ago
the author's email is yahoo.fr, so possibly french
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by fibers 8y ago
This looks really interesting!
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by fibers 8y ago
But why gnu? They seem like a static site that can only be taken down by simple ddos?
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by fibers 8y ago
I'm 25 too and thank myself every day I didn't go into public
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by fibers 8y ago
I am well aware of that feature gmail has and have abused it in the past with many websites, but the parent said that some SaaS platforms block gmail altogether. It seems like a shoddy fix if you can get a really cheap domain and essentiall
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by fibers 8y ago
But no one stops you from getting a domain and effectively creating infinite email addresses to register
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by fibers 8y ago
But why?
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by fibers 8y ago
Is this possible on a ubiquiti switch?
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by fibers 8y ago
my professional email is mylastname.me and when i tried emailing a firm about an offer it bounced and i had to rely on my normal gmail which was made when i was 13 years old lol. i got the job anyway but i'd be wary of using a country
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by fibers 8y ago
you can always opt out by moving out of europe /s
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Jeff Reback – What Is the Future of Pandas (2017)(youtube.com)
1 points by fibers 8y ago|0 comments
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by fibers 8y ago
People hate Oracle because they hate competition.
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by fibers 9y ago
Thank you for your service, sir!
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by fibers 9y ago
In a stallman-esque world, this is just a problem in installing custom firmware in the scanner, right?
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by fibers 9y ago
That is significantly different than disclosing social media profiles and different emails. One (filling out travel information) makes sense because...uhhhh...you're crossing another border so it makes sense to disclose previous travel
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by fibers 9y ago
>I know a number of people going through, or have been through, the US visa process and surely if this is required, applicants are going to drop. That's the point that the administration wants to push.
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by fibers 9y ago
Except instas sponsored ads are more pernicious (from a mobile ux pov) than fbs including the fact that fb still tracks you on every site. All credit to the Zucc for buying insta and whatsapp since the entire world (especially on whatsapp)
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by fibers 9y ago
1. no i haven't since it will most likely result in the site owner coercing me since its his content 2. i can def. make a blog about it which is the point of this
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by fibers 9y ago
I spent 3 months scraping 6 million pages from an extremely old political web forum (I think their backend was written in perl and hasn't been updated since 2001 and the response times for these pages were extremely high) in an effort
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by fibers 9y ago
what about github lol
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How ICIJ Used Graph Database Technology to Uncover the Swiss Leaks Story (2015)(neo4j.com)
2 points by fibers 9y ago|0 comments

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