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by pakled_engineer 11y ago
ISIS prefers foreign recruits, local recruits often want money, have to go home every year to help the harvest, and aren't willing to follow genocidal orders against their own people. This is all explained in the docs Der Spiegal got a
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by pakled_engineer 11y ago
Took about 2 years to catch them all but that was only due to the criminals having no idea how to fence their stolen loot http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/spectacular-3...
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by pakled_engineer 11y ago
There's still the occasional massive European airport heist http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/world/robbers-seize-50m... and other airport heists http://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-am
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by pakled_engineer 11y ago
Differences in criminal supply chains are normal. In Canada it's mainly South Asian diaspora criminal networks who import heroin, so they source from India (Afghan heroin) as they have influence in India. US it's mainly Latino net
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by pakled_engineer 11y ago
Isn't this what they do in Germany? http://tobi.lutke.com/blogs/news/11280301-the-apprentice-pro...
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by pakled_engineer 11y ago
You would have to triple welfare payments in order to test if idle people do great things as currently most people can't live off the paltry payments welfare gives. There's also hoops galore to jump through every month like applyi
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by pakled_engineer 11y ago
Dudes trying to get swole inside usually trade junk food for more prison chow and milk with other inmates who cant get commissary, also weight stacks were removed in most state and fed yards like California, so they fill laundry bags with w
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by pakled_engineer 11y ago
There's apps that can read Qualcomm debugging to detect GSM encryption has changed like SnoopSnitch maybe CM has their own built in version but last I heard their kernel removed many proprietary drivers needed for the Nexus 5 to access
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by pakled_engineer 11y ago
Slightly offtopic but they use commissary food for currency in prisons as smoking was banned years ago. http://www.wsj.com/articles/SB122290720439096481 Mackerel was chosen since it's cost was closest to $1USD, an
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by pakled_engineer 11y ago
It's basically (the older Samsung models) a Stingray detector, plus will shut down the device if activity is detected in the baseband CPU while the application CPU is dormant meaning shenanigans like SMS 'stealth' spamming is
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by pakled_engineer 11y ago
I use TAOCP on a regular basis where I work, I started writing DSLs for industrial systems then learned from TAOCP how to optimize memory of these embedded systems. We leaf through the pages whenever we can and always find something relevan
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by pakled_engineer 11y ago
Cohen and Navin made a deal with the MPAA to remove links to illegal content on the official BitTorrent website which opened the door for 3rd party tracker sites like the piratebay to do so. I imagine this will happen with OB the official a
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by pakled_engineer 11y ago
Of course the 'money' in this is abstracting away the complexities of Open Bazaar with your own app since their example GUI is pretty confounding. For example create a designer clothing app that only lists other designer clothing
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by pakled_engineer 11y ago
Frank & Oak ships a box full of men's clothing in Canada every season and you return what you don't want. I used to do this before just getting bespoke suits/shirts made. Rogue Territory denim in LA also has a good return
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by pakled_engineer 11y ago
Another way to learn is watch Charlie Miller reversing hardware presentations https://youtu.be/_9ErnoLVxCA For example he notices a pattern, so assumes it must be a return after a function. From there he can reverse their p
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by pakled_engineer 11y ago
The gov cherry picked whole family refugees from Jordan, who left the fighting early in the civil war. They screened them for health problems, criminal records, education, ect. It's not masses of N African migrants flooding in through
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by pakled_engineer 11y ago
Christopher Hitchens gave some good speeches in Canada against censorship laws http://blog.skepticallibertarian.com/2014/09/30/christopher-... Robert Jan van Pelt's testimony about the architectural plan
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by pakled_engineer 11y ago
Here's one example, cops ask gang to police their members http://www.canada.com/story.html?id=5ccc1c20-c1ef-4dc5-a4f9-... and shortly afterwards said members start "losing status" (getting killed) http:&#x2F
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by pakled_engineer 11y ago
I'll post some later tonight when not swamped at work crunch time, what would end this is legalizing most of the black market since all you need to make a million dollars right now is a handful of drug delivery drivers and a couple of
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by pakled_engineer 11y ago
Bikers have done this too, here they own development corps which are just rackets to exploit city tenders. Nobody else can bid or else you find your yards and equipment robbed or destroyed. Police don't do anything because propping up
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by pakled_engineer 11y ago
His AI strategy that doesn't use IF statements sounds influenced from the Sussman & Radul paper the Art of the Propagator. In this related course you also learn how to program AI decisions based on pattern matching like him giving
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by pakled_engineer 11y ago
Rojava is experimenting with decentralized power http://thelionsofrojava.com/index.php/what-you-can-do-here/ http://mobile.nytimes.com/2015/11/29/magazine/a-dream-of-uto...
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by pakled_engineer 11y ago
They seldom use OTR, I think infraud (in fraud we trust) still uses a group server in Azerbaijan to cleartext chat on none of these guys really care, some of the boards still use cloudflare.
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by pakled_engineer 11y ago
Tradition, all the Russian/CIS carders have always used jabber or ICQ mainly because they aren't worried about being caught and don't care about the security of their customers either. The bigger fraud outfits like Rescator a
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by pakled_engineer 11y ago
These fraud shops make you deposit first then you go shopping much like how silk rd worked, so at anytime could have seized the coins. For all we know this screen upon checkout is random, and whoever doesn't complain to get their money
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by pakled_engineer 11y ago
The Kurds in Rojava have adopted Murray Bookchin's decentralised and democratic system of “libertarian municipalism” which prevents this kind of opportunistic authoritarianism. Hopefully Turkey's dictator doesn't destroy them
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by pakled_engineer 11y ago
When Herr Harper cut a lot of their funding CBC changed into trying to emulate private media with these political clickbait pieces and celebrity gossip to boost income, haven't seen it since. When I grew up in 80s/90s they would h
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by pakled_engineer 11y ago
John Ralston Saul argues it was the age of Reason that did this in the book Voltaire's Bastards going all the way back to the Jesuit schools. http://www.johnralstonsaul.com/non-fiction-books/voltaires_b...
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by pakled_engineer 11y ago
Tailgating on the autobahn is also a potential 375Euro fine and 3 month license suspension if you get caught.
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by pakled_engineer 11y ago
We have electric/trolley buses here for most routes, and a computer run train system without any operators, and some buses have their own lanes on busy routes but it still sucks. Largely this is due to the buffoons who are consistently

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