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5y ago
> What's the alternative, though? Paying out an amount that’s equal to more than 1 day of local police salary? This is nothing but a silly PR stunt with zero intention of ever paying out, otherwise they’d be offering 100x this much.
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My comment had nothing to do with whether or not this is morally acceptable. This is just a silly thing to brag about, no meaningful scams were disrupted. Might as well go fuck with the poor guy trying to buy food by running an equally immo
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They do get special customs handling and can definitely assist you with these issues instead of just sending things back.
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5y ago
You just messed with some poor indian guy getting paid $.2/hour to create gmail accounts. Good job!
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It’s probably never the scammers picking up the money. They’d just hire someone to act as a mule.
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They only pay out the $100 if the scammers are identified thanks to you, kind of a bullshit offer really. “People in Japan can now earn $100 for doing the cops work for them.” would be a more accurate headline.
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Used to be? Many European restaurants do this.
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> [they are signalling that] Not just signaling. Probably 20-30% of tables do get personalized menus due to dietary restrictions or preferences.
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Germany could interfere if they wanted to, Kimble just isn’t worth the trouble (few people would be). There are things you can do, see how Russia is handling these things when their VIPs are targeted for extradition. Ordinary citizens with
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Why would they?
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> They only have two datacenters in Europe Nonsense, Hetzner operates like 25 datacenters.
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The owner of the dark.fail domain estimates that this attack netted at least 250k euros per day https://twitter.com/darkdotfail/status/1388215868308561920?s...
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Scammer Used Fake Court Order to Take over Dark Web Drug Market Directory
(vice.com)
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> Not all of the contents made accessible via the page was even illegal Would you say the same if 30% of the links on the site were to child pornography? Why does it matter that some of the links on the page were to legit content? DDW
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This sounds like something actual law enforcement would do. Why should namecheap shut down a potential law enforcement operation targeting darknet criminals?
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It can be slow and difficult to authenticate a court order. Returning the domain to it’s previous criminal operators might not be the best idea either. Other very similar sites have faced issues with the DOJ.
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It’s funny too because Birkins have been really easy to buy during the past year, I got several while touring europe during peak-COVID because nobody was picking up their orders.
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It is going for 120k precisely because it’s no longer available available from the manufacturer, there’s no retail price.
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> Some MSRP $20k watches can resell for over $100k currently. Which? The base model Nautilus retails for $30k and the prices only skyrocketed because it was discontinued.
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Why would you need to wait for the transaction to confirm? That’s not how bitcoin payments work.
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It’s not a generalization.
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> Also, Face ID is less secure. If you're detained or mugged, just looking at your phone will unlock it before you can react and look away Much easier to force someone to unlock the phone with their fingerprint than to force them to
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5y ago
Utter bullshit. Some are trying to move on, but most have not.
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Most exciting explanation that confirms your biases isn’t necessarily the most likely explanation.
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> Those very nice buildings in Dubai come from some nasty labour practices I’ve spent the past few months taking a deep dive into the Dubai real estate market. Excluding some villas, there are maybe 2 or 3 “very nice” buildings. Many loo
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6y ago
Safely taking steroids to achieve a movie star look is just about as realistic as driving a new Mercedes. Sure, you need to spend some money on medical supervision. Beyond that all it takes is ~6 hours a week at the gym.
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The Maltese citizenship is very difficult to buy since a few years ago.
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I think you are ignoring the very real fact that there are very few people in the world who’d describe Soros in that manner and don’t subscribe in anti-semitic conspiracy theories. The inclusion of Bill Gates further supports this view, mos
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I think it’s completely fair to bring up the possibility of [real] anti-semitism when someone calls the things you describe “unforgivably evil”.
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Blaming Soros for Black Wednesday is just silly, the blame rests entirely on the government. And in any case, “screwing a whole nation”? Are you serious? Black Wednesday screwed the Tories, not the UK. Poor monetary policy cost the UK a few
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