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ianhawes
5y ago
New satellites should be equipped with appropriate armor and shielding at this point. Space debris isn’t going anywhere and will likely increase exponentially.
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ianhawes
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Not parent, but I’ve been approached by homeless people plenty of times and most of the time they’re just ready to move onto the next mark if you decline to assist them, but occasionally they will accost you for your perceived lack of empat
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ianhawes
5y ago
It has been talked about ad nauseam that the closure of mental health facilities in the 70s has hurt us with chronic mental health issues today. The problem is that even if we did re-open them today, staffing them would be a nightmare. Ther
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ianhawes
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This is spot on. My experience volunteering at shelters is very similar. The worst one was also the largest. They had a waitlist (effectively). You had to sign up in the beginning of winter, arrive between 7pm and 8pm, and mandatory breatha
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ianhawes
5y ago
The difference between Vanguard and, say, BattlEye or EAC is that it runs at all times. I don’t know enough about Valorant to say whether it’s effective. I will say that pre-loading your hacks prior to starting the game has been a common pr
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5y ago
Yes, 100%. With the radar hacks I’ve built, I can see (with a high level of accuracy) which other players are aiming at me while not having a line of sight. When I first started hacking in Escape From Tarkov in 2020, I ran into another chea
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ianhawes
5y ago
Bingo! Any of those will suffice but unfortunately given the current chip situation, they are extremely hard to come by.
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ianhawes
5y ago
I’ve done a fair bit of gamehacking myself. When PUBG came out on the Xbox, I built a tool to sniff and parse gameplay packets to determine the exact location of loot and enemies. Radar cheats are much more common now, especially because i
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ianhawes
5y ago
Correct. The FBI based a wiretap application at FISC on the Trump Dossier. While there are plenty of right-wing crazy theories, this one had teeth as an example of an injustice.
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ianhawes
5y ago
I find it ironic that the Spanish get a bad rap for “colonizing” the Mayans, but all the evidence suggests the Mayan civilization was committing genocide and ethnic cleansing. Modern day countries participating in human sacrifice and mass m
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ianhawes
5y ago
This and the (apparent) issues with running React Native SDK on the new Apple chips are very concerning. I have a few weeks until mine is delivered but I’m hoping these things are resolved by then. Is there a list of major devtools not func
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ianhawes
5y ago
US DOJ has notably secured convictions against spyware authors that simply sold the software. There is no legal distinction between "dude in his apartment" versus "multinational Israeli defense contractor" in this regard
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ianhawes
5y ago
How does Brex compare to Mercury?
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ianhawes
5y ago
I used Vemto for a new app recently and it was a pleasure. There are other schema designer tools that will output your models as Eloquent code, but none of them handle the inevitable "we added a new model and want to associate it with
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5y ago
If the scenario being proposed is that the reporter publicly searched teachers on the site and then noticed that SSNs were returned in hidden HTML or an endpoint returned it from an API directly, that is a facepalm and they’re fine. If the
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ianhawes
5y ago
Given the amount of press this is receiving and the fact that the message the administration sent to them seemed a bit suspect, I wouldn't be surprised if the kids did end up catching several charges.
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ianhawes
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Matt Blaze explains why he thinks COUNTRY 1 is France[0]. Specifically, Russia and China are not likely to turn over the agent. We know from the correspondence that the suspects mentioned a poor translation, so you can surmise that it is no
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ianhawes
5y ago
Scraping saved untold lives this past spring when large healthcare providers (i.e. Walgreens & CVS) opted to hide their vaccination appointments behind redundant survey questions. This made it more difficult to quickly ascertain when an
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ianhawes
5y ago
Generally just the notion of doing this qualifies as a conspiracy against the United States. It’s one of the core statutes that Federal Prosecutors abuse to ensnare defendants.
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ianhawes
5y ago
What a terrible day to be literate.
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5y ago
This argument was potentially accurate as late as 2015, but given the fact that Bitcoin is so much easier to purchase and is considered an investment, I think you’re seeing the lawful and legitimate use of Bitcoin much more than for illegal
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5y ago
Something tells me the amount of drugs purchased with fiat currency is exponentially more than the amount purchased with cryptocurrency. Are we suggesting removing cash because it’s used to buy drugs? No.
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ianhawes
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Well I am the target audience (Laravel developer) and I have no idea what its trying to portray.
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ianhawes
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It has been common knowledge for years that most malware and ransomware look for the presence of a Cyrillic keyboard and exit quietly if it’s found.
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They discovered the counterfeit money after having assaulted the suspect. It has no bearing on the lawsuit.
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ianhawes
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While I wholeheartedly agree with you and desire the same thing, I believe just about the entire retail sector depends on Christmas spending to stay afloat.
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How many “Law Enforcement Notice” emails did you receive from Facebook? 1 or multiple? Did Facebook release the case ID associated with the legal action? Have you tried a Privacy Act request with the FBI? They may deny it based on “current
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Yes, that person did drop 0days publicly and then promptly faced an FBI investigation causing a tremendous level of stress and irreparable mental health damage.
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My grandfather had a similar fate. Roughly 4 months before his death, my uncle was taking care of him for a week while my grandmother was traveling. My uncle had, for the longest time, been adamant that the medication had made his dementia
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5y ago
> That being said: Unloading trucks is a solved problem that can be automated with sufficient containerization. Go read https://www.reddit.com/r/Fedexers and let me know how solved that problem is.
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