justinatjustat

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   by justinatjustat 14y ago

   Mitnick said many Australian companies would continue to tell no one about being hacked or exposing client information unless laws were introduced that made it compulsory to disclose breaches.
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   Mitnick stunned: australia has no mandatory notification laws for data breaches(smh.com.au)

   2 points by justinatjustat 14y ago|1 comments
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   by justinatjustat 14y ago

   risk analysis: low likelihood x unacceptable impact is still an unacceptable risk. anyhoo, I won't be satisfied with "dismantling the whole nuclear arsenal of the USA" : I want total global elimination. perhaps we can begin by agreeing that
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   by justinatjustat 14y ago

   whatever: nukes /are/ bad, all too common, and entirely preventable. given "they still can kill millions directly and effectively destroy civilization as we know it by wiping out potentially every major city in the world" -- what more do we
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   by justinatjustat 14y ago

   and so, in fact, you see: this toxic sludge is actually quite good for you.
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   by justinatjustat 14y ago

   'as advertised' - there's ya terrible.
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   by justinatjustat 14y ago

   all the more reason to avoid the hole: why would such a smart guy take kids to ESAD?
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   by justinatjustat 16y ago

   http://www.theaustralian.com.au/australian-it/it-business/on...
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   Yasi, australia's katrina sized cyclone, on webcam (ustream.tv)

   3 points by justinatjustat 16y ago|0 comments