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I'm wondering. Was it when we found out that pre-elon, that Twitter was working with governments worldwide to censor citizens? Or when Mark Zuckerberg admit that the previous administration pushed to censor anything that went against t
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so finding the murder weapon in the home definitely means the suspect didn't do it. Right?
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Did you read the article? They found the murder weapon in the home and the person is getting off because of how the police found the weapon.
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not any more 'weird' than the majority of the community here supporting the murder of an innocent ceo. Its very telling with the downvotes. You support an innocent person getting murdered and dont support the same thing happening
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If you want this, get into sales or start your own business.
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I wonder if he would still be doing the same pranks if it was just as profitable now as it was in the early 00s
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I would have thought it would apply more to our previous authoritarian regime.
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...and his entire family.
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I did all of this by 30 and started a family shortly after this. Kids are hard (I have two), but I wouldn't change anything. I know multiple single people in their 50s and 60s with no kids and they are all miserable human beings. Anoth
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It's the journey, not the destination. You need to find something that can bring you fulfillment and pay the bills.
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So there is no way to know about rowing unless you are wealthy and white?
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American users will be fine, until some sort of event happens like when Hong Kong was taken over by China and their freedom of speech suddenly disappears. Protestors disappeared, journalists were arrested, and newspapers were shutdown. Covi
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Money has nothing to do with it. The justification for piracy has always been that the original work is still there, so it's not considered theft. Not only is the original GPLd code still there, the owner of that code didn't have
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If piracy isn't 'stealing' neither is this, since the original code is still available.
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I use burp suite combined with Frida (which can remove root check and override ssl pinning).
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Dental care is cheap and insurace is usually sub $100/month (at least in the US)
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This proves once again that politics plays a big role everywhere. Electric vehicles and nuclear power are great for humanity and now there is push back because Musk supports it.
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With this line of thinking, I guess lynchings are acceptable too?
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Have you ever used LLMs to generate code? It's not good enough yet. In addition to this, most companies aren't willing to give away all off their proprietary IP and knowledge through 3rd party servers. It will be awhile before en
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Most VCs want a founder that will spend years grinding away earning nothing and in the off chance they have something successful, sign away their rights, so the VC can make their millions. By 40, most people see right through the bullshit.
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Many doctors I know don't have their own clinic (it's too expensive) and still contend with terrible management decisions, and have no work/life balance. On top of this, school is long and expensive. Getting a good dev job is
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I take my kids there a few times a year. They are both under 10 and love it. The price also isn't too bad: $20 for unlimited plays on any game for an hour.
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This only works for a handful of open source projects with corporate backing and the resources to fix these issues quickly. For most OSS projects, the maintainers are either too overworked or just don't feel like fixing security issues
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It ended because its a glorified search engine now. All of the more powerful functionality was limited or removed My guess is to sell it to governments and anyone else willing to pay for it.
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People actually good at offensive security (not just script kiddies) are paid much higher salaries than people on the defensive side. Defense isn't actually that difficult. 99% is keeping your software updated and configured correctly
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Terrorism has these sorts of reactions.
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are we talking about martial law for one day here?
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Authoritarianism at its finest.
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This has been known to cause cancer for decades.
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If managers are doing their job, how is this possible?
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