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by iavael 3y ago
Use another device with _another_ seed (since this is auth factor of ownership you must not share seed between multiple devices just like pki private keys and pgp keys). Or if you don't have backup otp generator then use backup codes.
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by iavael 3y ago
Are belorussians victims or silent aggressors? And what about chechns? They are good example of nation that had 2 long wars with russian government for independence, in the end they lost and now region is considered ultraloyal to Putin. Ofc
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by iavael 3y ago
Open chrome (swipe up with virtual mouse, type chrome, click first entry), focus on address bar, input url of malicious apk, download it, open, confirm installation from unknown source.
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by iavael 3y ago
Well... first cosmonaut candidates (and many after that) were military pilots. So no wonder that they lived in military camp. Also about appointing first cosmonaut by looks is not something strange. After all strict selections there's
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by iavael 3y ago
There's not many regions in Russia that would really break away. If we speak about regions with russian majority then it's unlikely because despite Russia being very big russian ethnicity culturally is quite uniform. And as for ot
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by iavael 3y ago
It can act like keyboard an mouse that are valid input devices on phones too. With control of user input badusb device can download and install malware on the phone.
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by iavael 4y ago
That only works if other endpoint tries to act as usb host. While if it mimics usb device (classic BadUSB), then AFAIK any phone would accept without any questions.
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by iavael 4y ago
Also as a software company you anyway don't want people massively using old versions of your product with publicly known security flaws. "New large YourProduct botnet noticed by security researchers" is never a good publicity
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by iavael 4y ago
> It's normally deducted directly by the employer regardless of the salary That's why paying cash "in envelope" is a common practice in SMB. "Grey salary" as it's called there: minimal wage level part i
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by iavael 4y ago
Ukranian protesters had support from half of parliament, several independent oligarchs and even some part of government. Also they had logistic support from political organizations and also international support. In Russia opposition has no
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by iavael 4y ago
Really well armed and well trained elite police forces are not sent in Ukraine because they are needed in case of unrests. For battlefield there are poorly trained conscripts with rusty gear from 70s. Dictators like Putin or Saddam save the
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by iavael 4y ago
Colonies in Russia are essentially labor camps. And mandatory work (e.g. making goods like uniform for army and police) is still an essential part of russian penitentiary system.
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by iavael 4y ago
So you think some kind of final solution is necessary?
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by iavael 4y ago
So you are fine with idea that if Ukraine loses war then it's okay to turn back no it at that very moment, call ukranians aggressors and punish them?
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by iavael 4y ago
If you are referencing Holodomor, then it was not targeted at Ukraine. Yes Ukraine was hit hard by it, having half of total death toll from communist-induced famine. But other half were also Russians and Kazakhs. Bolsheviks while not being
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by iavael 4y ago
In my experience most don't support Putin. But most people didn't have option to just throw everything and leave the country: they had jobs, mortrages, kids, old parents etc. Because of this only 1/4 of all emigrants left Rus
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by iavael 4y ago
> If I understand correctly, the Russian company proposed including a patch for their own hardware Not really. They proposed patches for network drivers for ethernet IP-core which was licensed from Synopsis, California. Most likely as a
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by iavael 4y ago
Well it's indeed one of major SoC suppliers for Russian military, but actually Baikal SoC are used for various civil purposes too: thin clients, servers, network routers, industrial automation/SCADA, CNC and so on.
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by iavael 4y ago
Rule out Gazprom and Transneft, because they are not independent in any way. If you think that there are independent oligarchs that can do such thing, then I have to inform you there are no oligarchs after beginning of 00s in Russia. Sure t
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by iavael 4y ago
> attempting to achieve what it had already achieved It did not. War will end sooner or later and pipeline will again become tempting source for cheap gas for Germany and other European countries. Now after 3 of 4 lines gone Germany has
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by iavael 4y ago
No, they are not. Laws are about the same.
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by iavael 4y ago
Actually governments don't guarantee anything about fiat money value.
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by iavael 4y ago
Uzbek language is not represented well with Russian alphabet as neither Latin. In both cases for cyrillic and latin-based Uzbek alphabets there are some adapted symbols to represent sounds specific for this language. They are not dumb trans
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by iavael 4y ago
Gas transfered by pipelines is not LNG (it's lot liquified). That's why you need LNG terminals to deliquify it after sea transportation before putting it in a pipeline.
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by iavael 4y ago
I generally agree with your message expect of this part. > Hundreds of thousands of people have fled to Georgia because it's one of the very few countries that allow visa-free entry. Many are illegally overstaying, because there is
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by iavael 4y ago
Every man without severe health issues is a reservist in Russia. Even mild health problems only free you from serving a mandatory military service, but you are still considered as a soldier in second queue of reserve.
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by iavael 5y ago
It depends in usage and license. Not all business models suffer from requirement to provide source code to users. Even AGPL can be fine for company (e.g. MongoDB in AWS), if it sells service. And number of companies using Linux kernel licen
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by iavael 5y ago
> Copy-left inhibits commercial exploitation It doesn't.
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by iavael 7y ago
There was police raid in the office. After that founders were captured and brought to interrogation. If it's not "detained" then I don't know what any other meaning this word may have.
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by iavael 7y ago
That's not a corporate displute. It's probable cause in criminal law. Ngnix founders are already detained btw.

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