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by sigmar 10y ago
> I meant that the election of the first black president was a much bigger deal then the 40 somethingth white old dude But that (and many of the questions in that link) are not relevant to the specific question of how many people were at
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by sigmar 10y ago
>Has anyone actually done an unbiased comparison? I've seen the picture but there are plenty of possible explanations for that. What better way to compare attendance of an outdoor event other than photos? There are also DC metro num
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by sigmar 10y ago
Thank you! I'm completely unwilling to register for that site just to download a pdf
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by sigmar 10y ago
Here's a video of just the first stage landing for anyone that missed it: https://streamable.com/la9m7
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by sigmar 10y ago
Meh. If you downscale it to 1/4 the resolution: information is lost, even if you're doing impressive stuff to make the restored image look sharp and detailed.
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by sigmar 10y ago
Whenever I see people talk about their costs going up, I wonder if they realize that health care costs were projected to go up even without the ACA. There's plenty of Government reports and private company reports on this topic and mos
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by sigmar 10y ago
Noting a stereotype is a "cultural dig"? Why don't you take offense at the other stereotypes preceding those (ie "socially challenged, type-first-think-later hacker")?
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by sigmar 10y ago
>Am I on the hook for patching all the systems in the field? What are my obligations here? This complaint seems to have nothing to do with patching. Did you check out any of the actual text? Their complaints are about disregarding securi
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by sigmar 10y ago
>“hard-coded” login credentials integrated into D-Link camera software -- such as the username “guest” and the password “guest” -- that could allow unauthorized access to the cameras’ live feed; This doesn't seem to be a complaint a
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by sigmar 10y ago
>- Connection to devices will be done via an Intel Compute Card slot with a new standard connector (USB-C plus extension) >- USB-C plus extension connector will provide USB, PCIe, HDMI, DP and additional signals between the card and t
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by sigmar 10y ago
You could do microUSB -> MHL -> HDMI, and maybe use the watch bluetooth for mouse/keyboard input. Though I don't think MHL is open source, and I'm probably completely wrong in thinking the BT hardware on that could be u
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by sigmar 10y ago
"your evil backdoor only impacts machines running your software already. " seems to assume that "whatever entity" can freely put in whatever code they want. I agree that cert collisions is a strange way to backdoor, but
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by sigmar 10y ago
I did. You created a ridiculous narrative, that seems to amount to a strawman. No one ever said that FSB wrote the antivirus program.
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by sigmar 10y ago
>Let's try a little exercise here. Stipulate that it's malice, and then generate the narrative in which malice makes sense. Sure. Kaspersky creates security software. The FSB benefits from vulnerabilities in antivirus software.
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by sigmar 10y ago
Concocting theories as to intended malice based on this bug alone would be ridiculous. But it isn't dificult to imagine malice if you frame this with the history Kaspersky has Particularly when they have a history of remote access &quo
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by sigmar 10y ago
If 1 in 5 donations come from a car accident victim, and there are 30,970 organ donations a year in the US[1]. That means 6,194 of those donations are from car accidents. [1] https://www.organdonor.gov/statistics-stories&#x2
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by sigmar 10y ago
>1 in 5 organ donations comes from the victim of a vehicular accident So preventing 35,000 deaths a year, may lead to 6,000 less organ donations? I'd take that deal. The article goes on to talk about changing from opt-in donations,
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by sigmar 10y ago
Are you saying you have reason to believe that Grizzly Steppe code was not used to penetrate the Vermont utility? Or are you just being cynical?
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by sigmar 10y ago
White House stated pretty clearly why the Grizzly Steppe report went out: "to better help network defenders in the United States and abroad identify, detect, and disrupt Russia’s global campaign of malicious cyber activities." h
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by sigmar 10y ago
The white house and the document itself never list attribution as the goal. Robert M Lee seems to think because it refers to the attackers as Russia, it is confusing readers. The summary at the beginning makes it clear to me that the docume
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by sigmar 10y ago
>This is an annual story, not super interesting. Nikkei itself actually posted something similar at this time last year: They reference that in the second sentence
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by sigmar 10y ago
Did you read the first page? This report has nothing to do with detailing or justifying attribution
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by sigmar 10y ago
It seems notable that many of these comments are jumping on this for not providing proof that it was Russia, when that was not the intention of the report. The first page states- >This JAR provides technical indicators related to many of
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by sigmar 10y ago
For the record, Cyanogenmod existed for 4 years before cyanogen inc. We will have a short transition period as 'inc' shuts down and cyanogenmod is rebranded, but cyanogen himself says he is happy to rebrand ( https://twi
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by sigmar 10y ago
>But if you did include the number of people who "self-deported" Obama does not initiate self-deportation though, so it's not really relevant to a discussion on the democrat's immigration policy >I don't know
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by sigmar 10y ago
A guy fired a gun in a pizza place, this is facebook's response. That guy arguing this is an affront to the bill of rights, seems to have never read the bill of rights.
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by sigmar 10y ago
I saw people share fake articles from that site on facebook. It is a big problem because non-technical people do not know that abcnews.com.co is a subdomain of com.co, not a subdomain of abcnews.com.
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by sigmar 10y ago
He said he used UPS Pack and Ship. Which should be even better proof than the video you described, since it is a third party vouching for what was put into the box.
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by sigmar 10y ago
If Trump was too busy for briefings, it wouldn't be a big deal. But the "I don't want to hear the same thing every day" is likely very telling of how little he cares about details . Details are important and U.S. nation
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by sigmar 10y ago
Russia's GRU has used spearphishing many times. This isn't isolated or out of the ordinary. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fancy_Bear

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