totony

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721.
by totony 10y ago
It is highly subjective but of utmost importance. Let's say X species of hamster gives no benefit except diversity and there is plenty of hamster species. And let's say wiping it saves 1 person. You would need to consider if this
722.
by totony 10y ago
If there is no consequence for humans then I would find it perfectly normal. It isn't monstrous nor absurd.
723.
by totony 10y ago
That would be disastrous.
724.
by totony 10y ago
The DNS rebind seems weird, any sensible DNS forwarder should ignore local ip (127.0.01/8, 192.168.0.1, etc). This attack doesn't seem feasible if you can't hinack local adresses.
725.
by totony 10y ago
Its the same as a normal program. You can always obfuscate or compile to bytecode or whatever.
726.
by totony 10y ago
Just make one, it's usually straightforward
727.
by totony 10y ago
The minimum karma to downvote also accentuate the echo chamber EDIT: I guess echo chambers actually help popularity
728.
by totony 10y ago
>"And part of it is exactly that there are nineteen billion of these "random letter combinations" "
729.
by totony 10y ago
The update is quite an obvious popup, and is similar to an update (which you agree to receive automatically). You didnt agree to receive it automatically because they wanted to be obscure, they made it the default for legitimate purpose. Al
730.
by totony 10y ago
No, users should be free not to use the proprietary software.
731.
by totony 10y ago
Or we should stop overlesgislating. Users are responsible for their own actions.
732.
by totony 10y ago
>Openly racist sexist Calling names is not going to do anything
733.
by totony 10y ago
I began reading the sidebar as per parent's recommendation and I see a lot of valid points in it. Also your post reinforces some points the author(s) mention in the sidebar. You should read it
734.
by totony 10y ago
I recall this is a well-known fact from introductory macroeconomics
735.
by totony 10y ago
I made a custom CSS to remove the Karma next to your profile after getting tired of seeing it and being influenced by it http://pastebin.com/LhFrUfFa
736.
by totony 10y ago
Why are credit card fraud and identity theft so feared? Most often (always?), the bank/credit card company assumes the risk. The worst that will happen is you lose 1h of your time calling them. My biggest problem with the internet toda
737.
by totony 10y ago
What's the name of the liability? I'd like to look it up
738.
by totony 10y ago
I'd guess it's because she didn't handle it on her own, and instead relied on the manager. It's not your job to handle shit like that. If the person continues and it makes the work environment hostile than it might be, b
739.
by totony 11y ago
It means it's not implemented in most SMTP clients/SMTP servers. The randos have a huge impact. Not everyone uses Gmail/Outlook
740.
by totony 11y ago
Isn't this still a draft? Also, it does not fix MX record spoofing, only downgrade attacks IIRC? EDIT: Just reviewed the draft, seems like it addresses MX spoofing, but it seems to do it either via HTTPS or DNSSEC, so DNSSEC seems to b
741.
by totony 11y ago
DNSSEC is useful for SMTP SSL encryption (at least from you to your server). https://blog.filippo.io/the-sad-state-of-smtp-encryption/
742.
by totony 11y ago
Just bot it to front page
743.
by totony 11y ago
From paper, "Assuming a selling price of $2 per 1,000 solved captchas, our token harvesting attack could accrue $104 - $110 daily, per host (i.e., IP address). By leveraging proxy services and running multiple attacks in parallel, this
744.
by totony 11y ago
>Donald Trumpist remarks seriously though
745.
by totony 11y ago
It technically goes through the skin and the gloves which is why it attacks bone. Water doesn't solve the problem so I am curious as to why their workspace would be like that, you need a CaCO3 paste if i remember correctly and then hea
746.
by totony 11y ago
I had a client to whom this happened, they install W10 and THEN ask you if you agree. He said no, they uninstalled w10 back to w7 and he can't login anymore.
747.
by totony 11y ago
>it is much less productive My annecdotal evidence differs. I miss a lot of university class because I find either the pace or the content lacking, in which case I just read the book and go to exams. It takes me way less time and I usual
748.
by totony 11y ago
You wouldn't want population growth to outgrow your capacity. Also, usually, the longer someone lives, the more their ideology defines them. Could be a problem too
749.
by totony 11y ago
How would you go about proving that?
750.
by totony 11y ago
If this causes you serious problems, you should really consider using a patched grsecurity kernel (even though their stable versions arent free anymore)

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