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by spansoa 5y ago
How much do these certs cost, without having to resort to stolen ones?
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Bravo Studio – Build mobile apps smarter(bravostudio.app)
1 points by spansoa 5y ago|0 comments
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by spansoa 5y ago
Aren't cases like this a rare exception and you're let away with a slap on the wrist by Amazon and they will look the other way? If you keep doing it, you will have to cough up the funds, so just learn from the lesson?
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by spansoa 5y ago
And even without borders, cyberwar would still happen. Cyber has no borders.
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by spansoa 5y ago
Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away - Antoine de Saint-Exupéry It's a great quote, and something to live by. When innovating, I iterate and build
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Google Shares Top SEO Factors (2019)(searchenginejournal.com)
3 points by spansoa 5y ago|0 comments
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Text Generation(mathesonmarcault.com)
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by spansoa 5y ago
https://github.com/nikitavoloboev/knowledge https://www.gwern.net/index
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by spansoa 5y ago
Did you backup the 'seed' QR-CODE somewhere safe? If you lose access to Google Authenticator, you lose the ability to use OTP for access.
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Wiby – Search Engine for the Classic Web(wiby.me)
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by spansoa 5y ago
You could have a bare minimal Arch Linux system with only the components you need to run a server. The idea behind Arch is you only install components you need and have to manually build the OS to your liking. That, or BSD, as recommended b
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by spansoa 5y ago
What's to stop Russia doing influ-ops or sybil attacks[0] on various social platforms, including Hackernews? [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sybil_attack
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Windows is in Moscow’s crosshairs too(computerworld.com)
11 points by spansoa 5y ago|1 comments
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Russia appears to deploy digital defenses after DDoS attacks(therecord.media)
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by spansoa 5y ago
First time seeing a DDOS-Guard interstitial when visiting RT.com I thought these were defacements, but it's just your common DDOS playbook.
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by spansoa 5y ago
> Is this ridiculous? Is this blasphemy? Is this… wonderful? I was thinking of a use-case here, and blending in at the Starbucks wifi whilst you do your clandestine Linux activities is one good use-case. Reminds me of Kali Linux's W
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by spansoa 5y ago
Ask not what HN can do for you, but what you can do for HN!
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by spansoa 5y ago
> I think it’s pretty clear at this point that the notion of the web as a self protecting organism that naturally rejects misinformation and stops bad actors is completely wrong Well HN does this thing called shadowbanning, where the use
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by spansoa 5y ago
Doxing needs to be /difficult/ though. It can't be super easy to unmask identities online. Law enforcement with probable cause need to subpoena services like Facebook, Reddit, etc to get dirt on people. Otherwise social media
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by spansoa 5y ago
`Let us scan your retina before you upload this meme`
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by spansoa 5y ago
I got scared reading this headline, and then realized this is the UK only. I really hope other countries don't copy the UK's draconian and Orwellian technology practices. Anonymity is a cyberspace birthright. I really don't w
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by spansoa 5y ago
> I don't want to be a trillionaire I'm paraphrasing here, but I've always enjoyed the phrases: Rich people still have problems. They just have rich people problems. And: Money doesn't buy happiness, bu
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The Complete Satoshi(satoshi.nakamotoinstitute.org)
1 points by spansoa 5y ago|0 comments
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by spansoa 5y ago
I live like this, although not to the extreme as discussed in the article. I have my alarm set to go off at 3AM, also called the 'Witching Hour'[0]. It's when I'm most creative, and all the sages used this special time t
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The boring front-end developer (2014)(adamsilver.io)
2 points by spansoa 5y ago|0 comments
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Browser Spyware Watchdog(spyware.neocities.org)
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Satoshi Nakamoto Institute – Emails(satoshi.nakamotoinstitute.org)
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Lagrange – Desktop GUI client for browsing Geminispace(gmi.skyjake.fi)
1 points by spansoa 5y ago|1 comments
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by spansoa 5y ago
> In most cases, cybercrime groups sent funds to centralized cryptocurrency exchanges, from where they converted the stolen funds into real-world fiat currency. So it's more easily traced if it touches exchanges then. Fiat has seria
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Pory – No Code Platform(pory.io)
1 points by spansoa 5y ago|0 comments

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