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by rand846633 3y ago
> A manager is there precisely to optimize for business objects. They are not your paid friend, therapist or life coach. A office therapist could actually be precisely what is needed to effectively optimize and alight people for business
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by rand846633 3y ago
Copyright infringement will follow soon..
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by rand846633 3y ago
Would that not be something positive?
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by rand846633 3y ago
Than you for this valuable tool; Looking forward to using it!
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by rand846633 3y ago
Can be used for hosting libgen/sci-hub. Basically you have a thin proxy on some not so cheap but ‘anonymous’ Bitcoin payed VM, that then (http) links to your vpn endpoint. You need the dual setup as using the btc vm for storage of tera
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by rand846633 3y ago
Somehow I am not convinced that Ad blockers are such big of a problem for Google. Especially when these are not used much on Mobil, and the world is clearly transitioning to Mobil. Do we know the financial impact ad blockers are thought to
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by rand846633 3y ago
You suspected you would find cryptographic primitives in a system that deals with privacy?
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by rand846633 3y ago
Hardly reasonable and practically not possible, the ideas that every person needs to understand every risk: Ever took any medication? Without the according PhDs??
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by rand846633 3y ago
So much anger. Not worth reading. More or less just a hatful ramble by some author that despises the protagonists and enjoying mis-characterizing them.
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by rand846633 3y ago
Looks compelling! Could you offer a 3 sentence summary of what I would lean, were I to sped 10 minutes understand what exactly this game is? Also is it fully playable already?
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by rand846633 3y ago
Btw, how would one authenticate to the carrier? Concerned anything not perfect would make sim swapping a even bigger problem…
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by rand846633 3y ago
Your comparison seems unsuited: Laws against speeded or ddt are both not primary to protect yourself from your action, but rather to protect others from your actions.
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by rand846633 4y ago
I find your argument persuasive, companies should spend extra for the significant productivity gain. But then again from experience most companies don’t give you the best tools the market hast to offer..
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by rand846633 4y ago
Not op, but yes, after reading the full article it is not proven beyond a reasonable doubt that the named individual is in fact the person behind the shady actions. Not cool to dox someone when one is not totally sure…
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by rand846633 4y ago
Went from devops/SRE to pentest/code auditing in my 30s. Best decision ever. Took about a thousand hours of refreshing my offensive hacking skills. Maybe 2.5 years of intense work. This and two intermediate security jobs until I l
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by rand846633 4y ago
Do you have any personal experience or opinion if this law/metric is helpful for consumers in praxis?
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by rand846633 4y ago
I think we really will need more details here! Could you elaborate a bit? What would I learn if I spent 25 min researching kagi?
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by rand846633 4y ago
https://libgen.is/dbdumps/
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by rand846633 4y ago
I could not agree less
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by rand846633 4y ago
From what I understand corruption can take place without deceit, kind of in bright daylight/in the view and in the known of the public if they, the public have not feasible way of preventing the corruption. One could imagine someone bu
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by rand846633 4y ago
Corruption plays a large role. And then of course the laundering of any proceedings of other crimes.
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by rand846633 4y ago
This might sound snarky I apologize. How do you know that you pain disappeared from reading a book, when it could have been random coincidence? Or to phrase it the other way: I have had some or the other sort of pain in my life, and these p
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by rand846633 5y ago
Why would you judge someone purely for their individual actions and not for the action of the group they are actively contributing and thereby enabling? If you are, let’s say the boat mechanic of someone making a business of dumping toxic c
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by rand846633 5y ago
Nothing new in the article for anyone working in tech. A few funny things nevertheless: the recruiter thinks it’s unreasonable if candidates want to know the salaries right away before investing time in the hiring process. Also quite amusin
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by rand846633 5y ago
The requests containing Expect-CT headers are already encrypted, so how can you remove them?
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by rand846633 5y ago
An you explain me the difference between your solution 2 and 3?
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by rand846633 5y ago
If you manage to get something done, please be so kind and let us know here. Good luck!
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by rand846633 5y ago
Sure, you are right. The article basically says: “don’t do it cause we will catch you for sure” & “only people with character flaw as would consider doing it anyways”. My point was mostly about the mention of catching spies when the app
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by rand846633 5y ago
Every keystroke on every device of every employee with access to sensitive data? Not sure how that would be implemented, do you think all their phones and private devices have some government Spyware running hidden in the background? Could
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by rand846633 5y ago
Looked for the publishing date when I read the line with the signal site. I’m sure it’s harder today to find the communication methods of spies when they can use any website.

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