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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
It's interesting you completely omit the part where he figures out the string in the URL that's a company's ID, and uses that to request a file. In your example it would be "I'm this other person, can you share my
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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
I am sure the law sees the difference. Intent is what makes the difference between a murder charge and the death penalty, and supervision with a suspended sentence for manslaughter, when you hit a person driving drunk. Page 346 was an acci
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I do understand that people who are afraid of social contact order everything online and never leave their computer. I highly recommend going to a doctor - they have pills for extreme cases of social anxiety now which will after many years
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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
I see. So me using "she" and "he" when I talk about people is me making sure you know I'm talking about a woman. Welcome to the English language. We don't type extra text like "he/she" every tim
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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
I was paid much less than my salary when I was unemployed. I made more per week from the salary than I did per month on unemployment. I assume you mean more than someone else you know who had UI. The benefit amount depends on your salary
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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
You have two options in my opinion. Your healthcare experience is worth a lot. The most money is if you jump on the bandwagon (for example go work for EPIC, or go into management at a hospital). If you need to look yourself in the mirror
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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
I only took the gig so I could get the vaccine as soon as it came out. It was a huge pay cut, and a very easy job. Why fight to stay and keep working somewhere you don't want to be, when instead you could get an extra 3k/month on
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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
I reported them to OSHA and to the state health authority. This was a while ago. I got reminded of it today and posted the story because I had a call this week asking me to send in written testimony in addition to the form I filled out. Wr
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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
you are falsifying what customer you are. the guy literally said he put in different customer IDs into the URL after he discovered what part of the string was a customer ID. It would equate to a guy walking to your door, saying he's f
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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
I took a gig at a hospital. They got an MBA Karen with 3 years of experience. She learned the very basics of IT, then started micromanaging. As in, she'd tell you what switches to put on CLI commands. If you said that's wrong,
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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
You know what else is "garbage?" - games. Because no one plays games on their phone, since a $3k gaming tower in their home is much better. I also never eat at Burger King - because their food is not as good as a 5 star restauran
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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
Wow. You are missing it. You are missing where they explicitly stated they sifted around for personal data, numerous times, and you are missing that sifting being what the company was complaining about. Personal as in insurance plans other
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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
And if you walk in there, realize it's a restricted area, and start opening up file cabinets and reading confidential documents, you're now in jail. the security guard being there or not makes zero legal difference - things not be
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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
"push" means the data is pushed. as in without a request from you. it's mind boggling how you are not getting this. exchange is an example of this - you get email pushed to a listener on your mail client, without requesting
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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
> instead the doctor ships you his entire filing cabinet with your folder taped to the top and as soon as you get this data and you read all that information sent to you by mistake instead of seeing it's not yours and stopping, you
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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
Which as I said would be perfectly fine. You then tell the owner of the binder that confidential information for other people is in the binder, and you get gratitude. If once you find the information on page 346, you then keep flipping and
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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
> Changing a URL is not "malicious use" the law disagrees as far as your doctor's office strawman - it's a strawman. To see those files, you don't have to actively do anything, if they are left at the desk. Now
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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
So his issue was not that you discovered the bug. His issue was that after discovering it, you went on to view a bunch of other people's data. What you did was walk down the block, pull on the doors of random houses, and if you found
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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
miller v johnson would be a case you should look up, from 1995, which made gerrymandering illegal. so it is absolutely correct to state they are committing election fraud, if they are using a federally illegal action to get elected. cases
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gerrymandering_in_the_United_S... texas makes the top 5 twice. but don't take my word for it. take a look at a picture. https://cdn.statcdn.com/Infographic/images
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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
The majority of red states are welfare states. The majority of blue states are too. There are only 11 states that pay for All federal expenditures. What is even more interesting is that internal to the red states, their blue areas pay al
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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
That's not the issue though. I can log in to my cell account and see the content of every sms i send and receive. an app establishes an encrypted connection between your phone and the bank. sms is open to the public. in addition, you
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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
The number one reason to use a banking app on your phone is to deposit a paper check by taking a photo of it. I am not aware of a bank that lets you do that from a webpage. Vanguard works on my completely google-free phone, although I had
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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
google authenticator is not the same thing. that's an rsa soft token type thing, not a text to your phone. if you want issues with google texts on cell phones, pick a bad word, add "google fi" to it, and you'll get some
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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
so when I google "medlife crisis continuous flow heart," the first result is your comment. the one i'm replying to right now. which is pretty funny. do you have a link or good thing to search for, because I can't find i
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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
Well this seems interesting... So from my knowledge of high school honors bio, blood vessels have these long slow muscles that also help pump blood. If a heart pumps continuously, wouldn't that create back pressure on the vein/ar
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And if fish had bear fur, they'd have bear lice. The conversation or claim is not about how smart someone is, while artificially limiting the resources they are allowed to use to come up with a solution. We can model chemical reactio
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by soylentnewsorg 5y ago
I guess limestone is what I mean, not sandstone. Giving it a quick google, they used lime, and their brick/concrete structures did burn down because of that. My tour was a long time ago. >so by your logic we are even dumber I neve
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the RF noise form computer components is enough to be taken care of by regular metallic shielding, because the amps are low for actual compute operations. an inch of space on its own is an effective barrier. this is very different than ha
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when I lived in france i had a second french phone#. amazon worked great. then I was in kiev for a year, and it worked alright with their local number too. but amazon i never had an issue with, maybe because i've had an account with

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