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by sigmar 10y ago
Are you being sarcastic? They weren't going to find out who it is and sit on their hands. They would have fired them.
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by sigmar 10y ago
>feet to the fire on the state of Android security, since it is truly a mess Specifically, by what metric are you calling it a mess? Certainly Apple devices are a little more secure depending on your threat model (except for physical sec
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by sigmar 10y ago
I would like to know why too. Perhaps the Spotify devs should look into another way to secure traffic if TLS adds too much latency (such as the noise protocol)?
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by sigmar 10y ago
>I do agree with the author about the lack of progress in FPS enemy AI. I believe online-play preempted advancements in game AI. People will play competitively online if they want a challenge. Single player mode in FPS games these days s
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by sigmar 10y ago
>Who's fault is it? Chinese Government. >Why doesn't Google allow it to be installed on all devices? You can install it on devices (with varying difficulty depending on if you can unlock bootloader). It just doesn't com
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by sigmar 10y ago
It's unethical to write a script that will xor strings?
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by sigmar 10y ago
>They are ~revealing~ the capability and intent of attribution obfuscation. This framework is used to obfuscate. The document itself seems to suggest they built this framework to be very generic and prevent attribution. Where in this doc
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by sigmar 10y ago
You realize that is a list of most non-latin character sets? Seems it is just to test the framework with unicode. http://searchsecurity.techtarget.com/news/450416071/WikiLeak...
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by sigmar 10y ago
>"almost one year, taking way more effort than building a new one does". Nope- "Next goal is reflight within 24 hours." https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/847594208219336705
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by sigmar 10y ago
Agreed. Assuming the ISP would let you buy all data on men in DC between 40 and 70 y/o, that have moved there within the past 6 months. You could then easily deanonymize it by sorting out which users have gone to which local newspaper
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by sigmar 10y ago
If the data is being collected, organized, and distributed to be sold, yes there iwill be a higher chance it will be hacked. After being sold, there is a chance it will be hacked from the buyer. And even if it isn't hacked, there will
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by sigmar 10y ago
>HIV infection rates in the gay community have shot up in recent years unfortunately as people have become complacent with condoms. This is not accurate in the US. HIV diagnoses among gay men have increased less than 1% from 2010-2014 ac
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by sigmar 10y ago
You could have saved yourself some typing by just writing "risk assessment." Also- I think you vastly underestimate how often people get hacked through their browser.
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by sigmar 10y ago
>it has been installing iPhone backdoors for the CIA since 2008. [Citation needed] Also a bit interesting that this account was created the same minute that this comment was posted.
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by sigmar 10y ago
>Netflix wouldn't be a viable business if not for DRM. Uh, why not? All Netflix series are already getting pirated even with DRM.
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by sigmar 10y ago
The Android driver model is not what holds back updates. Time and monetary cost of OEM customizations, subsequent carrier bloat, and testing (all performed in series) are what hold back upgrades.
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by sigmar 10y ago
@josephfcox and @pwnallthethings have been covering the leaks well
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by sigmar 10y ago
Who do you believe to have a more advanced cyberwarfare military apparatus?
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by sigmar 10y ago
If there are vulnerabilities, those vulnerabilities will be exploited. That will reduce the currency value and the value of their 'founders reward'
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by sigmar 10y ago
People complained a lot for 10% of Zcash going to the founders (in the form of a 20% draw on the first half of mining). But that value and expertise are used to ensure bugs like this Zcoin attack do not occur.
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by sigmar 10y ago
>I already find them expensive, especially Lyft. Expensive compared to what exactly?
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by sigmar 10y ago
I'm not sure of what my opinion of the morality is, but I (as a non-lawyer) don't see this as obstruction of justice. If I am a prostitute working the streets, and a police officer approaches me to offer me money for sex. But I no
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by sigmar 10y ago
>“like our other laptops you can replace most of the parts easily” >“open hardware warranty” which says you can replace pretty much anything (except the motherboard) and not void the warranty.” Don't want to come off as a snarky
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by sigmar 10y ago
Yea, it's a difficult topic for an internet forum. (Probably better suited for think-tank roundtable disscussions.) If a job is eliminated, and a new job was created, (to me) the original job was still eliminated. It's a different
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by sigmar 10y ago
>Researchers have yet to find solid evidence that automation has ever destroyed jobs. This is completely untrue. Ball State University found that job loss in the 2000s due to automation dwarfed the loss caused by free trade[1]. There is
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by sigmar 10y ago
This tutorial includes configuring it as a "redirect-gateway" which will include all DNS traffic.
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by sigmar 10y ago
>Try to remember the last time you heard anything positive about Russia. Consider how it is compatible with the existence of Putin's troll army. This completely misses the point of what the troll army is there to do. It isn't a
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by sigmar 10y ago
These bots (and human run trolling accounts) have been widely reported on[1], but by many different organizations in different languages. Which seems to have made it not as widely known as it should be. I still see people arguing on twitter
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by sigmar 10y ago
Did you read the Sunlight foundation post (link in the Nieman piece)? This isn't just about agencies talking to the media. Scientific publications were also restricted.
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by sigmar 10y ago
>And they chose to run a headline like this? They make it seem as if the journalists were targeted because of their profession Headlines can never tell the full story. They have to consist of a low number of characters. How would you cha

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