kgbme

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by kgbme 7y ago
Police do it all the time.
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by kgbme 8y ago
It's mentioned on reddit, that passing the -r flag will pick up new files, right? Link @ https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/a92m1u/comment/ecgqf... EDIT Oh I see what you're saying
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by kgbme 8y ago
Perfect, thank you for the -forum- link! :)
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by kgbme 8y ago
Cool, um, specifically for cell phone devices - as Lightness Races in Orbit has mentioned in comments there - we would use like a combination of fingerprint (or, face) auth. and plus a swipe pattern for 2FA. A different kind of problem deve
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by kgbme 8y ago
Side note, are Stack Exchange (and similar) entries at YCombinator frequent and regular? Because, they're -already- places for discussion; although their interface is limited strictly to technical and on-topic posts. Just curious, if s
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by kgbme 9y ago
Yes, exactly - there's a framework in place, which allows for the bullchit. :/
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by kgbme 9y ago
Except, it shouldn't take work!.. Like - with cell phones. Until recently, I had no idea that manufacturers actually PAY Google to have the services on Android... Talk about idiocy.
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by kgbme 9y ago
^^ Keys pressed... Jesus Christ, that alone has fueled entire generations of criminals. :))
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by kgbme 9y ago
LOL, I love the guys filing that bug report with Mozilla... Had to have cost some overtime for their network admins. xD The way I see it, this - along with most of things - when you place the mechanisms there, people will use them and abuse
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by kgbme 9y ago
Sorry, "S3" as in: the whole AWS (Amazon cloud) system? o.0 It's awesome... Just saying. Despite of: https://jacquesmattheij.com/the-web-in-2050
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by kgbme 9y ago
Could've been (so much) better, had it not been for the agenda.