navierstokes

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by navierstokes 5y ago
When you know you're going to be alone and homeless, it's really hard to find the strength to keep on living. What's the point?
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by navierstokes 5y ago
A lesson they teach in $IVY_LEAGUE, "you all know whistle blowers don't end up well." Direct quote from $INFLUENTIAL_DUDE in response to $PUBLIC_THING. Trust your gut. When it says leave, leave. Even if others encourage the o
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by navierstokes 5y ago
I'm very sorry I gave you that impression. When Jamie Dimon discussed the warm relationship between Obama officials and tech in a public speech at Stanford, I assumed it was (1) common knowledge and (2) socially acceptable to discuss i
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by navierstokes 5y ago
This is different from lobbying. How would you feel if the Nuclear Regulatory Commission soft-balled Mr. Burns, then one of its commissioners jumped ship to work at Springfield Nuclear? Even if that commissioner was an enlightened patrician
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by navierstokes 5y ago
You left out "after you get big, hire a senior regulator from the Obama era to leverage personal connections in Washington." It's so depressing. It's probably better to not know how this stuff works.
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by navierstokes 5y ago
The recent Microsoft signed rootkit has specific requests for collecting CPU-ID. That says something about the state of device fingerprinting, but I'm not sure exactly what that is. https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news
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by navierstokes 5y ago
The burner model provides little security in North America. Big box retailers record device serial number to prevent return fraud. It is known that retailers sell transaction information. It is also known that retailers use facial recogniti