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by mox1 5y ago
Based on my experience on multiple internal Red Teams this is more or less correct. Add some funding / IT cost center, no value add language in there as well.
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by mox1 5y ago
Your kinda proving parents point. To get email content outside the USA, there are no rules. NSA can do more or less what they want to obtain that data (hack,bribe,etc.) within the US, it requires some type of judicial process. You can argue
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by mox1 5y ago
The thing about Bitcoin right now is that it is being used for good AND nefarious purposes. So you get some level of "hiding in the noise". Add in the ability to move it around the world easily, its liquidity and transaction volum
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by mox1 5y ago
This. Every reasonable statistic shows drivers paying less attention and more in a hurry. I'd send my 5 year old to the park by himself, if crossing a road by himself wasn't involved. In my state multiple elderly people have been
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by mox1 5y ago
Great point. My brother and I tried to get some type of electricians license in order to do our DIY work more "professionally". I took household lighting classes at the local community college and our union electrician uncle helpe
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by mox1 5y ago
I've read over my home-owners insurance policy very well. There are no provisions that say anything about "electrical work requiring a city permit shall be done by a licensed electrician". Do you have any evidence to point to
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by mox1 5y ago
So do you have any data to back this up? Do home-owner repaired house catch on fire more often than houses repaired by licensed contractors? My insurance company has never told me I can't repair my own house. Easy to say things like th
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by mox1 5y ago
I don't mean to be rude, but did you ever look? Swapping parts because something is wrong would fix weird PCIe errors as well. Also, PCIe usage has probably grown exponentially over the past 10 years. Its possible facebook has an order
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by mox1 5y ago
How is this not a defect in every treadmill? I have never been on a treadmill that has a "rear guard". How / what does Precor do to prevent this? (Beyond mostly existing in health clubs where small children and dogs are not a
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by mox1 5y ago
Can't trust the senior managers of one of the largest revenue generating companies on the plant? With probably the highest Revenue per employee ever in the history of modern business (if not highest, up there). I dunno, seems like they
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by mox1 5y ago
This is a great example of what it is like working vulnerability disclosure intake at a F500. Now receive things like this monthly and try and have a constructive conversation with the reporter.
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by mox1 5y ago
Agreed hopefully we get a response. I was an instructor for Trilogy, didn't really see any 'deceptive practices' in my couple years there.
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by mox1 5y ago
Mats was my prof for software engineering when I was there back in 2008ish. He is a good guy I trust he will handle it well.
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by mox1 5y ago
I'm a long time Redfin investor and user. They are slowing chipping away at things, but old habits die hard. The legacy Real Estate industry has a pretty good stranglehold on the status quo. From the MLS (Multiple Listing Service), to
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by mox1 6y ago
I think the better way to look at it: Is $600 / year / employee enough of an incentive for competitors to step up? I think lots of software companies( and entrepreneurs) are seeing Adobe's revenue stream and asking "What
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by mox1 6y ago
Worked for a major medical device manufacturer in security for a few years. That was (and probably still is) their #1 threat model. Security Researchers at conferences moved the security needle far more than any other threat actor. I wont o
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by mox1 6y ago
https://oig.justice.gov/ This is basically internal affairs for the FBI. Report here. Personally, I would make a report here no matter what, just to start a paper-trail of them harassing you.
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by mox1 6y ago
If you would like to test you own water, I recommend something like this - https://www.cleanwaterstore.com/lab-tests/watercheck-deluxe-...
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by mox1 6y ago
Yes, and if you are somewhat tech savvy OR "grew up" on the internet (say 40 and younger) you understand this. The problem is previous generations who don't really understand this. Perhaps one angle to tackle the problem is t
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by mox1 6y ago
Did you know that they now use glyphosate to kill crops faster at the end of the harvest[1]. Its as widespread industry practice. Specifically for oats, instead of just waiting for them to die / dry out (or whatever they used to do), t
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by mox1 6y ago
This is just straight untrue. You can throw parts at the car while taking educated guesses, but to cost and time effectively fix the car you absolutely need the diagnostic software. Crank position sensors, cam position sensors, EGR, Fuel sy
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by mox1 6y ago
...Yes, isn't that the point of a hedge fund? They probably follow the rules a bit more, but of course the hedge fund has a position. Their 200 page quarterly SEC filing (which will be released to the public in 2 weeks) clearly indica
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by mox1 6y ago
He posts then deletes every one of his tweets, just what he does.
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by mox1 6y ago
Those of you looking for an alternative, consider moving your data to a Keepass database. Its a more or less open file format, which a lot of different tools can read. My goto tool currently is Keeweb - https://keeweb.info/
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by mox1 6y ago
So as someone who trys to follow food safety, high levels of Arsenic in rice based products is entirely not surprising to me. Consumer reports[1] (and others) have been discussing the high levels of Arsenic in all Rice grown in the US (even
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by mox1 6y ago
So prior to all this recent mania, the core WallStreeBets forum had a pretty convincing bullish case. That has been thoroughly lost. I won't repeat it here, but it involves the founder of chewy.com buying 12% of the company, getting 3
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by mox1 6y ago
I havent seen any mention of large profits yet, and they probably aren't going to talk about it. One of the themes of this whole thing is that while there has been a consistent amount of "short interest" as the stock has rise
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by mox1 6y ago
so whats stopping a hedge fund from paying them $$$ to "suspend" trading on a particular stock for a given time frame? If what they are doing is legal, than certainly that would be legal?
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by mox1 6y ago
https://www.nyse.com/regulation/threshold-securities This is a list of stocks that have been sold, but the seller failed to deliver those shares. AKA naked shorting. GME has been on this list for a month now. SEC call
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by mox1 6y ago
Who are you to tell the rest of the world that gamestop is overpriced? How sure are you of that? Have you shorted gamespot yet?

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