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7y ago
Ref: charter pgp akin and the rest. Not a drill.
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Just for the record, my iPhone autocorrected my attempt to type the word “handle” to “ya die”. It’s not a phrase that I ever use, so it’s unclear to me how that became a first choice candidate for Apple’s autocorrect mechanism. Being in the
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Your tone is why I’m gone. You talk to me like a fucking goddamn jerk. I didn’t ask for your medical advice. Telling me imperatively to “seek it” is indicative of your hubris and provincial viewpoint of the world. You’re in zero position to
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Serious about what? That the auto correct happened? I have no idea why my hands always end up typing such troll shit. At the least it’s incompetence by Apple. Don’t talk to me about active theories based on an unreliable internet post. Don’
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I have bit to share about being suicidal as a lifetime pursuit. I decided around 11 years old that I wasn’t going to participate in life and essentially committed soft suicide. I’ve had decades of persistent suicidal desire since then. In t
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Something strange seems to be synchronizing distant galaxies
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Headline is misleading. Politicians such as Feinstein appeal to constituents with their “public disclosure” rhetoric. Of course, the justifications are classified and need to be discussed behind closed doors. It’s a spy program.
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Elk Audio OS has been open sourced
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I was fourth picked for g&t. First and second pick ended up being quite successful, as did the third picked. One has a high up, prestigious position at Amazon and the other retired from Microsoft wealthy. Me, I smoke weed and that’s abo
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You’re right. One can’t assure that won’t happen unless you can ensure that every outgoing packet hasn’t been tampered with inside your computer. But that problem can also be tackled as part of a solution to reduce risk but not eliminate
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You used “either”, then “nor”, sorry I lost the point you were making. Wasn’t sure on your point about the adversary already owning the pipe. Tailored exploitation is a good point though. Admittedly RPi isn’t any current advice except for o
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Instead of assuming you could lock down your internet pipe. Use a RPi as a security appliance with strong whitelisted firewall policy. At least have some insight into what traffic is going to and from your LAN. Could also put in an entirely
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When I got hi as a teenager I’d hallucinate the most intricate music you could imagine but with no way to “record” it. Would be fascinating if we one day had the means to tap into visual and audible hallucinations (perceptions) in the brain
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References to support the claims would also be helpful. Sorry if that came across wrong. I may have misinterpreted the comment as being from the perspective of someone with work experience in these matters.
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May I ask what’s your background in law enforcement or the intelligence community, or in counter-intelligence specifically?
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One has to wonder if there’s political reason for this decision by the NYT, given Ms. Sandvik’s early involvement with Edward Snowden. Surely this must have made for an interesting dynamic at such a newspaper.