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by goatsi 7y ago
The MDMA lab was discovered after the fire in 2002. There doesn't appear to be a drug lab involved in the most recent raid.
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by goatsi 7y ago
If you have a heart condition, mixing MDMA and Viagra is one of the riskier things you can do. Even people with healthy hearts are warned that they are putting themselves at risk of a heart attack. >it's the only substance that can
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by goatsi 7y ago
To be succeeded by a former tobacco executive. The takeover of Juul by big tobacco is now complete, and they have someone with strong experience downplaying, denying and obfuscating to weather the storm.
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by goatsi 7y ago
You only get privacy from Cloudflare 3/4 of the time, as their resolver is one of the four requests are proxied to.
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by goatsi 7y ago
How well does it handle a gzip bomb? https://www.hackerfactor.com/blog/index.php?/archives/762-At...
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by goatsi 7y ago
For supplements you should look at labdoor.com. They do independent lab tests for label accuracy and ingredient safety.
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by goatsi 7y ago
Only if they use Cloudflare. Nobody else gets the originating IP: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19544845
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by goatsi 7y ago
3) Users take the same amount of heroin with the same purity as previous cases, but combine it with other CNS depressants and die. This was probably the main cause of overdose deaths before fentanyl came along. In one study 45% of the decea
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by goatsi 7y ago
For an open source, anonymous version of this check out the Briar Project: https://briarproject.org/how-it-works/
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by goatsi 7y ago
Sure, and then your buyers get the counterfeits that have been commingled into Amazon's inventory.
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by goatsi 7y ago
Infecting computers and IoT devices takes too much effort these days. The latest method is to have the users brought to you - just publish a SDK and pay developers to stick it into their apps. Here's an example: https://lumi
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by goatsi 7y ago
I recommend bookmarking the Wikipedia page, people keep it updated with working domains. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Library_Genesis
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It should require zero admin oversight. The moderators should ensure that it follows the reddit rules and there will be nothing for the admins to intervene about. In this case the moderators weren't even following the subreddit rules t
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by goatsi 7y ago
A regular subreddit would see almost no admin interaction, so if the admins are needing to correct failing moderation every couple of days that's a very bad sign. I helped moderate a large subreddit teaching people how to buy drugs on
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by goatsi 7y ago
>The story about ablock extensions being blocked was completely false. What about it was false? Developers made it clear that the changes would neuter many ad blocking extensions, and Google actually backtracked due to the outrage (to a
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All you need to know about whiteboard markers (2017)(medium.com)
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by goatsi 7y ago
It mitigates the simplest forms of phishing. If someone is running a proxy server[0] and passing everything along to the real website, token (or SMS) based 2fa can't do anything. [0] https://breakdev.org/evilginx-2-next-
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by goatsi 7y ago
So 15000 single family homes? What density are they going for? The language isn't clear.
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by goatsi 7y ago
>China incarcerates at an estimated 165/100k Does that number include those in the concentration camps? China is refusing to give any numbers about them and classifies them as "vocational training centres" so they likely
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by goatsi 7y ago
Have some inspiration: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19351934
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by goatsi 7y ago
>or the fact that when the crimes were commited he was a minor One of the charges he plead guilty to had him updating and still selling the banking malware in 2015, when he was 20, and was already acting publicly as a whitehat.
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by goatsi 7y ago
I see many infosec individuals supporting Marcus out of the idea that many have dabble in black hat activities in the past, and that exploration and "playful" hacking shouldn't result in years of prison time. However I feel t
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by goatsi 8y ago
That test pad seems pretty close to what seems to be a populated area. I see a couple of warehouses and what looks like an apartment building within a few hundred meters. I would be pretty worried if I was a neighbour.
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by goatsi 8y ago
>Just now, 2 months later, the same issue happened with a security login email from Stripe. It just happened for the same user, but it seems to be a long standing issue. In the old thread another user was complaining about Stripe emails
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by goatsi 8y ago
They would only need to find a new exploit to install the malware, not rewrite the malware entirely. They have given demos as recently as 2018 where they have demonstrated a 0 interaction remote iphone 0day. https://motherboard.v
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by goatsi 8y ago
The long term plan for Uber was to replace drivers with self driving taxis. They were open about this for a long time, though after the recent problems with their self driving program (killing someone), I'm not sure how on track the pl
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by goatsi 8y ago
https://twitter.com/vanreflipflops is also great for this.
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China has only a single land fueled pipeline that doesn't lead to Russia, and it comes from Kazakhstan. It can carry 120 thousand barrels per day. China used over 13 million barrels per day in 2017, and I can only imagine it has increa
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How well could China sustain that production with zero imports via sea? They have relied on imported coal for power production since 2007, and are now the world's largest importer of oil, 43% of it coming from the gulf in big slow tank
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by goatsi 8y ago
This is covered in the article. >“Our particular service is not materially affected as we already respond to warrants under the Telecommunications Act." The new laws would apply to something like Whatsapp or Signal, which do not hav

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