streetnigga

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by streetnigga 13y ago
How on Earth are you parsing my comment where highlighting a Chinese hardware maker's US arm is stating that 100% of the hardware has been backdoored by the NSA? I didn't even mention the agency. Just US domestic operations of a C
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by streetnigga 13y ago
Good thing I didn't say they did. I referenced Huawei USA as to highlight there are indeed domestic facets to this story. I am going to guess given your comment you can with authority detail what devices are and are not backdoored. If
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by streetnigga 13y ago
Old enough to know a non-answer when I see one. Again I ask: Any specific examples from companies or organizations that implement HTTP(S) in their products stating device power as reason for non-implementation?
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by streetnigga 13y ago
"does anyone seriously have a problem with this?" Yes. "there isn't really a domestic/whistleblower angle" As if Chinese goods don't get sold within the US[0]. [0] http://www.huaweideviceusa.com
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by streetnigga 13y ago
I just don't recall anything official regarding that line of thought. Direct PR or otherwise. Is there any examples off the top of your head?
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by streetnigga 13y ago
Murdering people is technically feasible as well. If entities are given essentially no legal oversight then the correct response would be to act on the incentives they were given to murder freely. The problem is with the legislature (and th
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by streetnigga 13y ago
(underpowered device, need to squeeze every last drop from battery) Really now? Is that the official reasoning for not using HTTPS?
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by streetnigga 13y ago
One of the reasons I expressed bother that ZH didn't link to the report they cited was my lack of view into the China. Heck my best metric is valuation of US stock of a company registered in the US, not it's sister/brother in
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by streetnigga 13y ago
Well thanks for the inquiry. I think the take on ZH's reporting seems rather correct. If the controls only apply to Citibank then the phrasing of the the article's headliner is a bit much. As for the meat of the subject Citibank h
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by streetnigga 13y ago
"whether or not people were burned by using ZH for trading tips" I never said anything about "trading tips," just that ZH has proven itself to be built upon a pile of rumor mill excrete.
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by streetnigga 13y ago
I saw the article for a brief moment, then it redirected to a blank page. Don't really care anymore. edit: Really, no comment on why a story about _friggin space_ would be dis-interesting to a consumer due to NYTimes-like article handl
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by streetnigga 13y ago
In diplomacy this is to be viewed as a reminder that Assad and his regime is really rubbish at upholding reforms or truces. In hackeracy this is to be viewed in the light of the BlueCoat[1] surveillance log leaks from hardware the regime wa
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The Telkelakh (Syria) Truce of 2013 (adandachi.com)
1 points by streetnigga 13y ago|1 comments
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by streetnigga 13y ago
Citibank is singled out as a weak performer in China then eh? Weak to the point of bringing up the specter of default at least. Then again ZH didn't exactly link to China Compass as far as I can see, and ZH has a really shit track reco
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by streetnigga 13y ago
The real story here is a small segment of productive coders rightfully feel themselves focus of nation sized actors that threaten their work. ... Also the large segment around them that still feel dismissive about their now confirmed fears.
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by streetnigga 13y ago
When the bread-winner imprisons his/her partner that is considered a crime. Lets not start with crappy analogies. edit: Bring a response instead of a down-vote. This community's weak point is when discussion is put to the wayside
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by streetnigga 13y ago
Keep in who is doing the monitoring, guards who look to be often involved sexual assault. See comment on consent I responded to in this article's thread. The situation of the victim is one of imprisonment, nearly every variable of thei
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by streetnigga 13y ago
This brings up the question, how can a relationship be considered willing when the person is imprisoned against their will? Let's see the numbers for those released that continue the relationship, call THAT consensual instead. What the
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by streetnigga 13y ago
Considering the negative connotations of the word "hacker" in the justice system, what with the federal penitentiaries and all, this news is relevant.
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by streetnigga 13y ago
It's almost as if I meant something making that distinction, thanks for noticing. :)
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by streetnigga 13y ago
I feel like this article is half a decade late. Mobile payments, plethora of instant messaging options, VOIP to save on minutes? South Africa and others were way ahead of the curve. Often reminds me of how Japanese tech is bleeding edge but
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by streetnigga 13y ago
Yes I am sure that they never figured other nations exist and that the US imports from them when making this article.
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by streetnigga 13y ago
Way to respond with a comment that is contextual with what I said. You really didn't conflate my detailing mass murder with support for other murderers at all there. If you did one could say it would be highly detrimental to discussion
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by streetnigga 13y ago
Pretty shitty. Can't think of a theater of operation where the consensus for deployment is done with the support of the host nation's public. That is excluding the secret laws often shrouding the justification for the programs the
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by streetnigga 13y ago
Sure thing hoss. Here is the story[0] associated with the photos. "Syrian government officials could face war crimes charges in the light of a huge cache of evidence smuggled out of the country showing the "systematic killing&quot
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by streetnigga 13y ago
From CNN[0]. [0] http://www.cnn.com/2014/01/23/tech/cnn-accounts-hacked/
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by streetnigga 13y ago
There is a special place in hell for SEA (Syrian Electronic Army) members. In addition to hacking sites as to spew propaganda, they have been reporting nonviolent activist pages while promoting terrorist (ISIS) pages. Running a plethora of
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by streetnigga 13y ago
The tools of war coming home.
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Aerostat surveillance craft to deploy over Maryland heighten privacy concerns(washingtonpost.com)
3 points by streetnigga 13y ago|1 comments
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by streetnigga 13y ago
"Oh, and please, share the federal law that prohibits carrying a camera into a theater?" I did not say that it was, just that the property owner has much incentive to be proactive about not having cameras facing the projector scre

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