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by rudolf0 10y ago
I disagree that Trump would be such a shoe-in for 2020. The Democrats just need a better candidate. I think with the currently developing scandals (especially sexual assault allegations), and likely many more scandals between 2016 and 2020,
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Congress has passed authorizations for a ton of unethical things, historically. "Legal" does not mean "morally right". Most of NSA's warrantless surveillance was probably technically legal, or at least did not const
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Yes, but there's a huge difference between a computer "seeing" your email and a human being searching for keywords within your email to decide whether or not to follow you around and/or arrest you. This report isn't
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Good on Stamos for leaving.
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No, the science behind feeling mental clarity after extended fasting. Unfortunately, everything I could think to Google just returned a bunch of grandiose pseudoscience.
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Sure, but China has also (allegedly) been responsible for many other breaches unrelated to the Google incident.
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I've never tried keto, but I also get a lot of mental clarity and alertness after extended periods of not eating. It doesn't seem to make a lot of evolutionary sense.
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I also get a lot of mental clarity and alertness after extended periods of not eating, followed by tiredness and fogginess after a meal. This might be one reason why I'm underweight. Unfortunately, a keto diet isn't really an opti
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Quite plausible, but what evidence is there to support that?
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Sadly, not really true. * Cloudflare has a growing number of competitors, like Incapsula. * These services only protect the front-end of the booter websites. These are barebones CRUD apps for managing accounts and typing the IPs you want DD
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The problem is that governments services and organized police and military are effectives solution to many of the problems faced in medieval times. It's fairly easy to evade attribution, let alone apprehension, if you're a ne&#x27
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It does mean Google is MitMing you, but this is a service they're providing to organizations that are already at serious risk of DDoS or have been DDoS'd. Like Krebs' site, which was just hit with a 600+ Gbps DDoS. Plus, I me
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I haven't read the book and was not aware of some of Google Ideas' more shady activities. Thank you, because otherwise I wouldn't have heard of any of this. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jared_Cohen#Invol
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>We know google spies on its users for the NSA and other agencies No we don't. For one, every publicly-known piece of evidence suggests that after the Snowden leaks revealed the NSA illegally tapped Google's network connections
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If I might ask, why don't you like them?
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Schmidt's behavior as described by Assange is extremely concerning and bordering on frightening, but, so far, no evidence has been produced that he's dedicated any of Google's resources to his personal goals. Just because the
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That's the part I took least issue with. >while google is the master of spreading consumer propaganda and spying on people. Equating automated behavioral analysis or ad targeting with willful communications-spying, like NSA does, is
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"""Proprietary algorithms"""
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Maybe something's wrong with me, but I have to wash my hands for at least 20 seconds just to feel the soap residue wash away. If I don't, my hands have a filmy feeling afterwards. I think it depends a lot on the water hardness fro
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>It behooves IDS vendors to make people think that nation-states are regularly trying to invade their systems and it's free publicity to come out and corroborate the mainstream narrative, so they play along/feed into it and say
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The attackers are saying they intended this more as a prank or warning, rather than something completely destructive. It wipes the MBR, but no other data. The MBR isn't that hard to recover.
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It absolutely does. "Possibly huge" breach -> There's a breach, but we don't know if it's huge or not. "Possible" huge breach -> We don't know if there's a breach, but if there is, it'
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From your post here, you clearly have only rudimentary security knowledge at absolute best. You need to bring an expert and/or firm on-site.
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I don't think this would work on me if I were being asked questions by a candidate. I would just lie and say everything's fine no matter how much they insist. Telling some random stranger "I hate this fucking company and woul
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Yes, but remember Elliot is a very unreliable narrator, and that's definitely a scene from his perspective. I still think Tyrell is alive and was really on the phone, but the fan theory isn't nullified just because his voice was h
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I might be weird, because I'm the opposite. I find the whole "fight the man" anonymous posturing stuff kind of juvenile and even cringe-worthy at times (though I kind of liked the nod to tinfoil hatters with the "crisis
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>btw, having the mailware deliverable ia that auto-exec flash exe is really old school, no? I keep seeing this in plots of procedural crime shows where digital savvy techie or detective shoves a newly discovered victim usb into their wor
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There's no doubt he was reaching for the gun. You can see him sticking his hand in there and digging around. One fan tinfoil theory is that he killed Tyrell and the last two episodes have been him sitting in a jail cell. I don't r
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Yeah, S02E01 impressed me in particular. The SET usage, ransomware, and IRC logs all seemed 100% accurate. Only part that's not quite accurate is Cryptowall would never be used for this, since it's a specific ransomware family use
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by rudolf0 10y ago
Things get confusing when you deal with Skype for Business, too...

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