masterofpuppets

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by masterofpuppets 6y ago
All security issues are not just bugs. Design is not a bug. Some things just aren’t designed to meet security goals. Telnet is plaintext, in most environments that’s a pretty bug security issue. That’s not a bug in the code, it’s just no
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by masterofpuppets 6y ago
Interesting a younger Donald Trump proposed a wealth tax back in 1999 (of 14.5% on $10M or more). But the 16th Amendment clearly says "income" tax. It doesn't say "wealth" or "assets" or "property&qu
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by masterofpuppets 6y ago
Note: I performed security audits of VHA facilities for a couple of years. Unlike non-federal hospital, this is due to jurisdiction. VHA Hospitals are federal land so local police departments wouldnt have any jurisdiction, and the federal
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by masterofpuppets 7y ago
The Fukushima accident had more to do with the culture in Japan than the industry globally[1]. The government and the regulator were basically in bed with TEPCO. 1. https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.co
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by masterofpuppets 7y ago
True. I’d also add that the reactors at Chernobyl also suffered from an inherently unsafe design and they had no containment structure. In the the west there haven’t been any deaths from commercial nuclear power radiological accidents.
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by masterofpuppets 7y ago
Pre-paid cell phones with minutes dont require ID, real names, credit cards, etc.. You can even buy them with cash.
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by masterofpuppets 7y ago
This all relies on central planning by the city to implement?
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by masterofpuppets 7y ago
Read up on Carey McWilliams, he uses a sound based targeting system, is blind and is a really accomplished marksman and hunter with the technology.
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by masterofpuppets 7y ago
> In a way, the world is lucky it happened there and not somewhere else. Its a mixed bag, while that might be true its important also to remember that kind of accident could have really only occurred in the USSR. Western countries simpl