oyashirochama

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by oyashirochama 4y ago
I only remember the last 2 octets since we own the entire 132.20 space and most 131 and 132 in general for my job.
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by oyashirochama 4y ago
I mean it's a webpage from 1994, it literally had to deal with internet speeds in the near baud range.
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by oyashirochama 4y ago
And typically scientists are part of the portion of commettes that are unelected that help determine policy designs in the US.
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by oyashirochama 4y ago
I feel that both are needed, almost like a third house that is a populist based voting system. You get issues with mob mentality and it can cause tragedies just as easy as representative systems can.
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by oyashirochama 5y ago
Technically both, since WiFi can only do half it's rated speed due to duplexing, but it's reaching points where it is almost at interface limits.
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by oyashirochama 5y ago
I've had 10gbps, it was overkill but fun to see the network do its thing.
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by oyashirochama 5y ago
At my job plugging in a USB device gets you paperwork and loss of computer use for at least 3-6 months. Fun fact my job also can't fire you, but it can make you wish you could.
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by oyashirochama 5y ago
Imagine not having a key logger and mouse tracer on your computer at work. Our machines also lock your account, computer and ID if you plug mass storage devices.
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by oyashirochama 5y ago
We live in a society. We Truely do.
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by oyashirochama 5y ago
Because they are harder to modernize with eletric runs and other issues such as lattice plaster walls which cause insane interference of Wi-Fi or other wireless technologies.
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by oyashirochama 5y ago
You don't pay for the house in Japan; you pay for the land usage, thats a fairly common and understood thing here. You CAN build good houses in Japan but most developers don't see the point due to extreme changes in codes, and du
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by oyashirochama 5y ago
Different? yes. To match the growth expansion of prices? Absolutely not. An apartment not even within main cities or rather 2nd or 3rd tier cities will still cost 300-500k USD, is made of questionable design and safety, isn't much more
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by oyashirochama 5y ago
They also hide numbers, lie about stats not counting non-symptomatic positives in case totals and literally ignore human rights of being able to go and eat or walk. Kill peoples animals after forcing them out of their home. The list goes o
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by oyashirochama 5y ago
The S5 had a removable battery and backplate with headphone jack exposed, and had a IP67 rating. It's easy enough to do just no one wants to put in the engineering work.
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by oyashirochama 5y ago
He likely means the Adult and eligible population, we are close to 80% if not higher that has at least a single dose.
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by oyashirochama 5y ago
Imagine caring, and keeping a link to your real life and online personas enough to cause real life consequences.
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by oyashirochama 5y ago
Most of that only applies when out of uniform, if you represent the US Military, different rules apply.
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by oyashirochama 5y ago
Imagine being so brainwashed as to think the two Michaels were anything but tourists and expats living in a foreign country, they had lives friends and family in China with no reason to be spies. One of them was a great friend of SerpentZa
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by oyashirochama 5y ago
It's literally a requirement for TS/SCI clearance due to conflict of interest and national security. Natural born citizenship and they look at relationships fairly deeply. Even higher requirements can be needed for these positio
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by oyashirochama 5y ago
Many Gacha games do it either through limits of stamina or just directly saying go do something else. A few other regular games do it too.
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by oyashirochama 5y ago
Also lack of isolation of critical systems, the biggest fault honestly. Basically isolate all PII and other systems from each other.
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by oyashirochama 5y ago
Combined with invasive eucalyptus that thrives by burning.
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by oyashirochama 5y ago
Most people on this platform understand Cyber Sec and OpSec relatively well. The problem is you are concerned with the people not on a platform like this who require a good learning system and ways of making it interesting to actually retai
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by oyashirochama 5y ago
Imagine ignoring the fact that the national security act is a tragedy of unsurmountable levels, from one of the most free semi independent states, to something nearly on the totalitarian level of China.
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by oyashirochama 5y ago
To be fair, Classified systems are an odd man out and all our other systems have been transitioning to electronic tracking, even most of our high side stuff have digital tracking inside of high side or without Classified information.
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by oyashirochama 5y ago
You joke about that being equally unlikely. But looking at the current inflation rate it is much more likely to be held true compared to any other economic plans or lack there-of.
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by oyashirochama 5y ago
Fur for the mammals, feathers for the avian and dinosaur ancestors, which there are featherless birds.
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by oyashirochama 5y ago
Except Libel isn't on the same criminal level as rape and sexual assault. Libel is a mostly civil affair and should be dealt with as a civil offense, not criminal, and since its mostly civil, it can have a higher requirement of proof,
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by oyashirochama 5y ago
Except there have been leaks for this specific lab and it has been known to have flawed training on handling of biohazardous material before.
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by oyashirochama 5y ago
You do realize the power of China's information control system and the level of national fervor their people have right? Any mention would be investigated, probably hidden and the person and their family disappeared.

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