junaru

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by junaru 3y ago
I would encourage everyone to use translate on https://blackmap.org/ and judge for themselves. In my humble opinion its just a politically charged map where everyone not sharing the same political affiliation are being doxx
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by junaru 3y ago
> Zerodium customers are government institutions (mainly from Europe and North America) in need of advanced zero-day exploits and cybersecurity capabilities. How does this even openly exist in post Stuxnet world? If this is not clear evi
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by junaru 3y ago
> "We see this as indicative of two things: for one, the importance of regulation to provide a more level playing field, and for another, that users are hungry for new and innovative products that can deliver a superior online exper
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by junaru 3y ago
Getting caught spewing bullshit.
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by junaru 3y ago
No US needs to address that freedom comes hand in hand with responsibility, a concept lost on the past few generations. You can do all the drugs you want if you can function under the influence but if you fail thats entirely your responsibi
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by junaru 3y ago
> EU probe found that iMessage falls outside the legislation because it is not widely used by businesses. Proving once more EU loyalties lie not with the people.
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by junaru 3y ago
Never used paypal as a merchant but think funds are held for x days before you can transfer them.
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by junaru 3y ago
Or you could make them even thinner and accelerate sales of new devices as you inevitably bend them and its cheaper to just buy a new one.
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by junaru 3y ago
So how is this different from MiSTer FPGA [1]? [1] https://mister-devel.github.io/MkDocs_MiSTer/
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by junaru 3y ago
Comments like yours do that for me. Every day we suspend several WP sites for failing to put basic captcha on their contacts page that results in the form being abused for email bombing. Maybe on meeting 27 they will put the damn thing on a
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by junaru 3y ago
> Jevon's Paradox This looks to support my argument as its indeed what is happening and what is causing emissions to go up (less developed nations industrialising) due to technology trickling down. Please correct me if i'm wron
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by junaru 3y ago
> are you not saying that it may be better that 10 poor people are not born, than for rich people to do minor changes to their lifestyle? I definitely would say that and would argue it needs to be way more than 10. If you want to solve m
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by junaru 3y ago
Tipping should be illegal.
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by junaru 3y ago
Your comments puts cheaper kitchen tables above potential lifelong worker health issues. No amount of 'criminal liability' will bring back loved ones.
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by junaru 3y ago
It has everything to do with the comment you replied, you just chose to purposefully ignore the obvious point.
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by junaru 3y ago
> would have banned cigarette sales next year to anyone born after 2008. Laws discriminating on age should be repelled everywhere.
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by junaru 3y ago
> firewall azure ranges This will happen naturally as users change their credentials on server but not on outlook. Outlook proxy will try wrong password for 5 or so times and will get their IPs banned. This will affect many more users us
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by junaru 3y ago
https://discord.com/invite/eu9B2Jv - Quake for newbies https://discord.gg/EyPV44hpPz - Quake 1 community
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by junaru 3y ago
Please be aware that this submits it to your search engine, so if you cleaning up passwords, etc this way you are essentially leaking them.
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by junaru 3y ago
No, at least this model doesn't, not sure if they make anything like that.
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by junaru 3y ago
As people grow older they want less complexity not more, doubtful the aunt appreciates it as much as the op. For everyone else looking to consolidate a settop box and tv to a no bullshit remote highly recommend https://www.onefor
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by junaru 3y ago
> it could literally be the default way to play games in 20 years. No it couldn't. Its fundamentally inferior to local hardware and no amount of wishful thinking will change the laws of physics.
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by junaru 3y ago
What "illegal content"? What 'disinformation'? All the gore that gets pasted on 4chan should be the opening and closing footage on every evening news. If people saw the shear brutality and horror the only heads that woul
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by junaru 3y ago
Because they wouldn't need to shut down factories if they had bigger stock of parts on site.
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by junaru 3y ago
Not 'mostly' its pure clickbait. > only surprising part of this story is that they managed to find a stupid pr person who gave a bad quote They did not do anything wrong and they don't do what the article implies. The resp
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by junaru 3y ago
> My 1200 petrol car is so quiet you can't actually hear the engine from within the ca Because your car is actually insulated from that noise. Look at every car review ever and there is a section about noise isolation. Furthermore t
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by junaru 3y ago
Agreed, ban headphones while walking down the street!
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by junaru 3y ago
Haven't tried removing nano ever but hate it with a passion for one simple reason. If none of the EDITOR/VISUAL/etc. variables are set when you invoke 'visudo' a f*king nano appears. Like god dammit it i assume vi i
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by junaru 3y ago
That approach will not work at all. Majority shops have captchas since crawlers are like mini denail of service attacks on their resources and they continue day and night. You will not pay a single webshop to browse its inventory let alone
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by junaru 3y ago
> Then don't try to put discredit to the saying of an insider. The GP in question is a generic ramble about distaste for current government. You can apply that for each and every country - there's not one where citizens are hap

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