tomtoise

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by tomtoise 11y ago
The threshold is generally accepted as 10% over, so 77mph on a motorway. However, I only know that from hearsay, so take it with a pinch of salt.
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by tomtoise 11y ago
I think you'll find that psycho's name is Theresa May.
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by tomtoise 11y ago
Mandatory 4 lions link; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dss_9FmCqtg
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by tomtoise 11y ago
While this is true, I think there are arguments for and against your statement. While some areas of the UK are unquestionably far more monitored than their US counterparts, geographical size definitely comes into play. It's easier to m
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by tomtoise 11y ago
The Mets stance on this to me seals any doubt about their involvement in deploying these boxes. I've been watching developments in the surveillance state in the UK with some concern, this just puts the final nail in the coffin. You can
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New APT Duqu 2.0 Hits High-Value Victims, Including Kaspersky Lab(threatpost.com)
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Escaping VMware Workstation Through COM1(docs.google.com)
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by tomtoise 11y ago
No need to click through anymore. Check this out, posted a few days ago, worth reiterating. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9531941
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Blizzard finally detects and bans thousands of players using popular software(thebuddyforum.com)
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by tomtoise 11y ago
Windows now treats it as malware. Probably has something to do with it. http://www.theverge.com/2015/2/20/8077033/superfish-fix-micr...
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by tomtoise 11y ago
This is quite an interesting stance. While I'm glad as an Englishman who appreciates the EU that UKIP didn't come to more power, I think it's unfair to say there was no UKIP vote, they came second or third in a lot of Labour
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by tomtoise 11y ago
Very, very long read. I've just finished it and I guess it shows how phone metadata can be used constructively to forensically implicate criminals in this way. One thing, what does the article mean when it says "Hezbollah has alre
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The Perils of Putting a Work in Progress on the Web(blog.fl4windustries.net)
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by tomtoise 11y ago
http://209.208.79.122/uploads/ Full access to everything uploaded. These guys need to secure their shit.
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Mystery person puts shuttered music site Grooveshark back online(arstechnica.co.uk)
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DDOS a Phone with a Rooted Android Mobile – SnoopSnitch(blog.fl4windustries.net)
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by tomtoise 11y ago
London boy here. I can completely empathize. My views on Rioting have been completely tainted by the looting and destruction that went on in 2011 over the shooting of Mike Duggan (Which I personally believe was 'justified' - the t
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by tomtoise 11y ago
I remember in Vanilla as a mage you could make yourself completely immune to the damage that Air Elementals caused in the Blackrock Mountain area (I think? I don't remember specifics, this was a good 9 years ago or so), and so could fa
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by tomtoise 11y ago
Oh I absolutely concur, I came back for WoD. LFR, LFG, bonus loot rolls, facebook minigame of garrison management, Bind on Account for all pets, mounts and Heirlooms.. Heirlooms themselves. It is definitely far more casual than it used to b
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by tomtoise 11y ago
I was around for this. It was amazing fun. It really made the world (of warcraft) feel more.. alive somehow. You'd do everything you could to avoid infected players, I'd only play on an alt since my main was parked in Stormwind wh
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Jewish Student Posts Swastika at Uni, Gets Suspended and Accused of Hate Crime(reason.com)
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Proof of Concept or GTFO – Issue 7 [pdf](alchemistowl.org)
34 points by tomtoise 11y ago|6 comments
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DARPA's Homing Bullets Can Now Hit Moving Targets(motherboard.vice.com)
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by tomtoise 11y ago
So much hyperbole. Really can't stand the Sun. Bit ironic too that this was one of the papers caught up in the phone hacking scandal and they are now preaching about security.
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Explaining Encryption to non-technical friends and family(blog.fl4windustries.net)
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Channel 4 to shut E4 on day of general election to encourage youth vote(theguardian.com)
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by tomtoise 12y ago
I instinctively shied away from using Dropbox and have instead found a cheap alternative. I have a dedicated Linux server from Kimsufi which runs any testing I need to do for my work and also has a BitTorrent Sync client installed. I have S
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by tomtoise 12y ago
I think that I have not taken enough LSD for questions like this. Also I had my annual existential crisis last week, so I am determined to not have another one until next year.
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by tomtoise 12y ago
This was also my first thought. I loved that book, it gave me chills. Same as his Darknet series. I guess this whole droneswarm idea is just a natural continuation of older drone tech really.
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by tomtoise 12y ago
Offtopic, but is XKCD's SLL Cert broken? Just noticed a big angry red 'X' in chrome through the icon.

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