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by firefax 2mo ago
The US military does a lot of blue team stuff -- there's been a cultural shift from the days of zero day hoarding that started around the time some analyst went buck wild with their exploits. (Lets be clear: a big source of the ransomw
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by firefax 2mo ago
I decided to go ahead and click through, since this looks like it's just an expired certificate. It's a really great piece of creative nonfiction that evoked all sorts of emotions, some of which even managed to be positive. And
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A skills-based pathway to licensure is ordered in New Mexico [pdf](web.archive.org)
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by firefax 2mo ago
Anyone have a non-paywalled source?
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Why police raided Starbucks Korea's headquarters(cnn.com)
5 points by firefax 2mo ago|0 comments
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by firefax 2mo ago
Just to clarify, do you "indeed" that links can't be stolen, or do you "indeed" the idea that we should all just adopt the ironic detached tone of the dirtbag left to discuss Current Events? (Or, as always: why not
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by firefax 2mo ago
Did I wander into Reddit for a moment? We can do Reddit on HN if we want -- hell I'm jonesing for it, I bristle at restrictions on my literary tone... but obsessing over who "stole" a link seems juvenile. Links were made to b
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by firefax 2mo ago
>The discs have been a formality for longer than most gamers understand or want to admit Sony is discontinuing disc sales as a response to how gamers are buying games not the other way around. I can see where you're coming from, but
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by firefax 2mo ago
When I used it, it was popular among folks who would do photography as a hobby when attending academic conferences. Tom Anderson liked one of my landscape photos, which briefly made me popular with the crew who'd roll into gallery show
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by firefax 2mo ago
It was a great example of being evil -- they reduced user choice while pushing an inferior product.
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by firefax 2mo ago
I'll throw it on my list, I've got a pretty big backlog right now.
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by firefax 2mo ago
Wasn't there a Defcon or Derby talk about this years back? (The insecurity, not the Persian angle) Struggling for a source. Guy had the energy of that one Simcity 2000 character who bugs out if you cut back on funding that you'll
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by firefax 2mo ago
>dominance of the Bloq Quebecois has over Quebec preventing the establishment of any lasting NDP influence So the social democrats won't play nice with the social democrats who want to secede, to grossly oversimplify? :-) Here in th
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by firefax 2mo ago
Aha, thanks for this.
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by firefax 2mo ago
Do you have any thoughts on the bill? One thing we can do is try to upvote the citizens of the country being discussed. Or calls to action -- who does someone who's Canadian call to complain about this? (Their MP I presume?) I'd a
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by firefax 2mo ago
>With all the libertarian millionaires and billionaires swirling around silicon valley and the venture capital space, why can't we make that happen? Maybe because they're full of shit? (Sorry to swear, but I'm struggling f
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by firefax 2mo ago
does tim getting lost in the donut count as being "disrupted"? (to be fair, i heard that one when said donut was fresh, and to be fair, they rightfully don't let me anywhere near it.)
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How Donald Trump Silenced the Voice of America(newyorker.com)
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by firefax 2mo ago
if they kill old reddit i will post like it's reddit here, so i am sure dang has a team of lobbyists peeling out from a philz like they're the men in black to make sure that doesn't happen (it's a lot simpler with js off
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by firefax 3mo ago
I think the idea is that you don't keep sending just one F16, but the problem is long before an age of drones we built up some catch me if you can bullshit where we expect smaller countries to ignore airspace violations. Like bro... yo
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by firefax 3mo ago
How much red tape is there to do this in the age of the Euro? A more realistic idea may be they could pledge the funds for moving the hand dryer in the men's toilet at the Crown and Treaty pub, which, as you probably have heard, is a i
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by firefax 3mo ago
>What does this have to do with startups? You know, I used to have this style view when reading and commenting Slashdot, pre-9/11 about anything other than "the tech". Afterward, in high school, I began to feel that unders
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by firefax 3mo ago
>The main benefit of Brexit is that the EU is now able to use English as a neutral universal language which is both commonly-known and doesn't favor any individual member state. Ireland was a signatory to the Maastricht Treaty, but
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by firefax 3mo ago
I went from being told I'm creepy because I'm too aggressive to being told I'm creepy I react too calmly to their meltdowns and threats of violence. It's useful in avoiding an adrenaline spike and pausing to think about
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by firefax 3mo ago
It's a shame due to Brexit there will be no Count Binface €10.
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by firefax 3mo ago
I don't like to steal jokes, and a good one I heard somewhere is that Star Trek is a utopia because they don't have social media.
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by firefax 3mo ago
No, I only play IRL, I think you need to be able to read people to do well. I also play sit and go as opposed to tournaments.
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by firefax 3mo ago
Does poker count? I'm not sure if I should have gone all in with that full house or if I'd have scared the calling station with my reputation of check raising people into a walk to the ATM. I only won a hundred and twenty five dol
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by firefax 3mo ago
You did not say where your bachelors is from. There is a lot of gatekeeping around degrees -- having Cambridge on your CV will open doors you didn't even know existed. Also, how much is the degree, and how are you financially? I would
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by firefax 3mo ago
>Someone should establish the Interplanetary Sun Orbiting Service. I hope they have one of those logos with a bunch of weird freemason symbols that freak people out.

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