letsgetphysITal

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by letsgetphysITal 8y ago
If I make those photos available then yes, of course I would be happy. If they were taken without my consent, that is different. If I do not take adequate measures to protect them from accidental or malicious release, that is also different
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by letsgetphysITal 8y ago
We (you) are conflating issues. Creating, distributing, profiting from, and possessing are all separate issues. Possession of information of any kind should not be illegal, as information is in and of itself not harmful; It's how you
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by letsgetphysITal 8y ago
> the laws of virtually every free democracy on the planet encapsulate the idea of some information being illegal. Illegal to disseminate, not to own. There should be no punishment for being able to access or possessing information; Liab
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by letsgetphysITal 8y ago
Large prime numbers are crucial for public key cryptography to function.
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by letsgetphysITal 8y ago
Go pro-sumer. Ubiquiti stuff won't break the bank; Unifi for ease of management, Edge for fine control.
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by letsgetphysITal 8y ago
Buy used. Nintendo won't get a cent, you'll pay less, and you won't be hit so hard in the wallet if your device fails after this mod.
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by letsgetphysITal 8y ago
This can get your entire family sent to a work camp. SERIOUS misstep there.
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by letsgetphysITal 8y ago
Doesn't apply. If you resign from your job, you stop being paid. If you try and resign from the Armed Forces, you're put in prison at best.
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by letsgetphysITal 8y ago
Meanwhile, in the other just under 1000 locations across the UK, nothing untoward of merit occurred. One sample does not data make.
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by letsgetphysITal 8y ago
Tap the power button 5 times to activate Emergency controls. Offers to power off, display Medial ID information, or instigate an Emergency SOS where your GPS location is sent in an SMS to a designated emergency contact and a call to the eme
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by letsgetphysITal 8y ago
An opinion doesn't need to be reasonable. I'm aware it's not the correct way to do things, but it provides me and my money with a little more protection IMHO. No card thief will hand over a card with "Check I.D."
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by letsgetphysITal 8y ago
Disconnect the car's free LTE service and refuse vehicle servicing at any service center? Tesla isn't obliged to maintain your Model S any more than Ford are obliged to maintain your Explorer. Breach the terms, lose the perks.
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by letsgetphysITal 8y ago
I understand that, and it's a risk I'm willing to take. I'd rather find out that a person is an ass before I give them my money than after. There's always another store, another car dealer, another hotel, another vehicle
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by letsgetphysITal 8y ago
I write "Check I.D.". Merchants have typically been good at asking for some, especially the older ones. Teens and trainees tend to mumble and just process it anyway. The thought process is that my UK drivers license has my picture
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by letsgetphysITal 8y ago
Upvote and reply, because Revolut is a dream. Prepaid so fraud is minimum risk (no possible overdraft), top up via mobile app, disable the card when you're not using it. It's so convenient that I use it to buy from shady sites (ga
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by letsgetphysITal 8y ago
Contactless is useless for fuel unless you top up with over half a tank remaining. ApplePay / Google Pay work sometimes, but retailers put arbitrary limits on despite payment being authenticated (Pay for my £60 weekly shop in the store
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by letsgetphysITal 9y ago
Work long hours to make money to pay for nice things like travel and medication because those things take time and effort to create and time spent creating should be rewarded and we reward people spending time working long hours creating th
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by letsgetphysITal 9y ago
The Rules for Rulers - CGP Grey https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rStL7niR7gs
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by letsgetphysITal 9y ago
Trip Advisor hasn't failed me, nor have the Lonely Planet region guides. You do see tourist traps high up in the list, but you also see high-rated, low-total-votes entries which can be gems. You'll have more luck if you focus the
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by letsgetphysITal 9y ago
Nope. If you are an EU citizen, you have a right to be forgotten under the GDPR. I fully intend to automate a request every 40 days (the response time for a Subject Access Request) to have myself pulled from their data.
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by letsgetphysITal 9y ago
Literally how Private Internet Access responded to an FBI request. Not endorsing PIA in any way, though do use the services.
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by letsgetphysITal 9y ago
The side effect of this is that corporate networks will become draconian in what services can be accessed from their networks. Expect everything outside of 10./8 to be black holed; No internet access of any kind. The company's leg
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by letsgetphysITal 9y ago
uMatrix is uBlock for all the things. Or, enable advanced / expert mode in uBlock and use the "traffic light" system to configure blocks to specific domains as encountered.
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by letsgetphysITal 9y ago
Absolutely correct. In this instance, you have given consent for the staff of the service centre to power on your vehicle and even drive it around to get it inn to the service area. They will also take several measurements of your vehicle s
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by letsgetphysITal 9y ago
They also have the Dash buttons. The whole process is literally pressing the button next to where the TP is kept, going out to work, and coming back to find twelve rolls of your brand sat in your hallway.
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by letsgetphysITal 9y ago
I'm not even on the Fed's radar. I don't want a mugger to send my stolen iDevice up the food chain to a Russian syndicate and have them able to in my Lastpass, internet banking app, live bitcoin wallet until I've had eno
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by letsgetphysITal 9y ago
The prosecution will present calibration logs and security tampering prevention information to show that the device was independently verified as working correctly and demonstrably unchanged from that inspection date. A lot of people's
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by letsgetphysITal 9y ago
There are some things you can't do (or are much more difficult) once you reach retirement, such as some physically demanding activities. You can either live life while life is worth living, or you can waste your prime accumulating weal
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by letsgetphysITal 9y ago
That's true. However, using credentials harvested in this way is almost certainly going to constitute unauthorised access of a computer system and a breach of the Computer Misuse Act.
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by letsgetphysITal 9y ago
> I'm really not interested in disconnecting for good at this time This is all they heard.

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