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by icare_1er 4y ago
There are many legal systems in the world (and I'm talking about developed countries), where charges like this would not stack up, since the individual was pretty much enticed into committing a crime, by the FBI, rather than on his own
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by icare_1er 4y ago
"Good for economies" does not mean much, and that's what distinguishes the left and the right. Usually, the right-wing, and the "markets", agree on what is good for the economy. It is quite unique to see the "m
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by icare_1er 4y ago
Genuine question: why are markets disapproving of the economics policy decided by a ... right-wing governement ? I though markets reacted negatively to socialist governments getting into power, not the opposite.
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by icare_1er 4y ago
Iranians are quite ambiguous about that. When there are no riots, they generally blame the West for sanctions, cutting banks out, etc, as it ultimately impacts the normal Joe on the street. Yet, when there are riots, they blame the West for
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by icare_1er 4y ago
Creating a Signal Proxy To Bypass Iranian Censorship https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tf-mtjEF4t0 Iran is only topped by North Korea in its backwards oppression of Iranians (at least those would did not manage to flee and jo
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Creating a Signal Proxy to Bypass Iranian Censorship(youtube.com)
2 points by icare_1er 4y ago|0 comments
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by icare_1er 4y ago
What makes you think Charles is a man ? Are you judging of his gender on the basis of old stereotypes ? And if he is a man, but decided to identify as a woman, would you then be ok with him being king ? With leftists nutcases... never short
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by icare_1er 4y ago
Wherever green leftists are in power (and yes, they drive most of the EU Commission's agenda via their huge influence in Germany), things quickly turn to crap.
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by icare_1er 4y ago
FB has literally unbanned groups that were considered nearly terrorists several years ago (Azov), the second they became anti-Putin. Goes to show how grotesque those making the rules on Good and Bad are - I am sure we can find similar stuff
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by icare_1er 4y ago
It can be much more subtle than that and I have seen people like you fall for it (or for other social-engineerings attacks) more than once...
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by icare_1er 4y ago
Being big means more money and resources, yes, but this also means having more employees, and more assets, ie. a much bigger attack surface. Believe it or not, it's much easier to successfully phish a big company where you have unlimit
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by icare_1er 4y ago
Insance.... what's next, I ate a Cuban sandwhich last year and posted it on instagram so GAFA will arbitrarily deplatform me ?
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by icare_1er 4y ago
So Okta and the US in general should also enforce similar sanctions on pretty much half of the planet, starting with Saudi Arabia. :o)
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by icare_1er 4y ago
Sure the wave of heart attacks in athletes has nothing to do with that either.
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by icare_1er 4y ago
I would argue, on the opposite, that being unaffected by the passing of significant symbols of our lives/traditions, is the product of modern indoctrination.
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by icare_1er 4y ago
"probably" Or probably not. As far as I am concerned, I judge a company as a block, any of its employees/teams/departments speaks for the whole company, end of the story. And for the topic we're discussing, the comp
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by icare_1er 4y ago
That's called civilization. I know this is controversial right now but this is pretty much the process by which we left the hunter-gatherer lifestyle.
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by icare_1er 4y ago
This is very simple: if you believe VPN is a safety for protecting your privacy and your data, you don't want to put all of that in the hands of someone who will submit not to governments; not to a tribunal... but to a mere Twitter acc
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by icare_1er 4y ago
I have the feeling that we are gradually shifting from email-centric to phone-centric systems. With 2FA and recovery, ultimately, your unique phone number becomes more and more THE foundation of everything online, and switching phone number
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by icare_1er 4y ago
If that was the case there wouldn't be tens of iphones stolen every day from every big city in the west. And indeed the "Find my Iphone" feature is quite nice, but i know for a fact that even with CCTV footage of the thief, p
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by icare_1er 4y ago
Have you made good friends amongst your colleagues in your remote company, during the remote-work era ? All the trustworthy people i know from work were people i socialized with in person, at the office, around coffe-breaks, post-work drink
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by icare_1er 4y ago
half of those will get stolen within 6 months, like any other bikes, and none of that will be investigated.
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by icare_1er 4y ago
"Defense sources told Sky News that the officer quit over concerns that this alleged policy would undermine the fighting capabilities of the RAF. " But if you expected the RAF to say "Yes, we indeed banned white men from recr
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British RAF recruiting head resigns to protest pause on hiring white men(foxnews.com)
6 points by icare_1er 4y ago|4 comments
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by icare_1er 4y ago
That is amazing, thanks. It actually deserves its spot on the frontpage of HN.
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by icare_1er 4y ago
Probably explains why <1% of bike and car thefts are solved in UK's big cities.
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by icare_1er 4y ago
God how I miss the 12 bar club and the other heavy metal venue next to it, "Fox"-something...
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by icare_1er 4y ago
Well-armed Trumpians ? I seem to recall that there was quite a few BLM military parading here and there in the US ? The only ones without arms will be the liberals leftists in the middle, with nothing but rainbow flags and balloons... i dou
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by icare_1er 4y ago
Same in several European places. The fault lines are pretty strong.
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by icare_1er 4y ago
Like most people making that commentary about "short-termism", you'd rather buy cheap clothes made in China than pay double for something local that lasts 5 times longer.

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