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Revolut confirms customer data breach, falling for fake government requests(reuters.com)
52 points by unbeli 19d ago|18 comments
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by unbeli 4mo ago
> Switzerland was part of Schengen from day one I say! That's news to most.
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Dirty Frag: Universal Linux LPE(github.com)
21 points by unbeli 5mo ago|1 comments
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by unbeli 3y ago
What does it solve though? If the purpose of RTO is being together with your team, and you don't have enough desks to bring the team in the office at the same time, this solves basically nothing.
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Security Analysis of Georgia’s ImageCast X Ballot Marking Devices [pdf](storage.courtlistener.com)
2 points by unbeli 3y ago|0 comments
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Cool Insta360 One X2 hidden feature(old.reddit.com)
4 points by unbeli 3y ago|1 comments
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by unbeli 6y ago
Perhaps Reddit isn't a preferred support channel for them?
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by unbeli 7y ago
Perhaps you're right. I'll better discuss it privately.
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by unbeli 7y ago
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by unbeli 7y ago
This has nothing to do with the actual location of the servers holding the data. Which would not be a single location anyway.
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Announcing TCMalloc(abseil.io)
2 points by unbeli 7y ago|0 comments
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Two Kazakh Cybercriminals Plead Guilty in Global Digital Advertising Fraud(justice.gov)
1 points by unbeli 7y ago|0 comments
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FBI and Google dismantle multi-million dollar ad fraud scheme(engadget.com)
2 points by unbeli 8y ago|0 comments
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This script patches sites to work better with Opera(github.com)
2 points by unbeli 8y ago|0 comments
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by unbeli 8y ago
This is wishful thinking. How confident are you that you'll spot a well planted backdoor? Hint: the more capable you are, the less confident you should be.
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by unbeli 8y ago
Installing this extension basically means trusting a random dude (the author) with all the data passing through the browser just to screw over some random people trying to get coarse-grained stats on where people come to their websites fr
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by unbeli 9y ago
This is bullshit, of course. He wasn't killed for waving a flag. He was killed because he was part of a violent group attacking Israeli soldiers.
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by unbeli 9y ago
That's available too and people do pay. For instance, https://www.vzug.com/ch/de/product/ch-Catalog/1101100004
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by unbeli 10y ago
I think that won't even compile due to an accidentally pasted URL here: https://github.com/zcoinofficial/zcoin/commit/0359bcb2ead7fe...
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Open-Source Information Reveals Pro-Kremlin Web Campaign(globalvoicesonline.org)
2 points by unbeli 11y ago|0 comments
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by unbeli 11y ago
Can't agree more. This has nothing to do with "reducing Russian reliance on foreign technology," but rather with plain old corruption and theft.
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Google inverted(com.google)
3 points by unbeli 12y ago|0 comments
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Whiteboard Clock(docs.google.com)
784 points by unbeli 12y ago|82 comments
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by unbeli 12y ago
Why is it just alcohol and gambling and not, say, cat food and toothbrushes? I understand you don't like alcohol and gambling, but how do you derive that others should be prevented from seeing what you don't like?
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by unbeli 12y ago
Most of them are not VNC on Windows, but Windows in QEMU, which provides VNC access to the console.
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by unbeli 12y ago
Are you sure about that? "A close() operation on one connection might unknowingly clear the locks on a different database connection, leading to database corruption."
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by unbeli 13y ago
Serve you more relevant ads? I don't really know. Which companies do you mean anyway? And what are these self-healing tracking methods?
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by unbeli 13y ago
What exactly are you trying to achieve with that, if I may ask?
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by unbeli 13y ago
Read the article. They are back because they did a lot of work finding all these bad links and using Google’s disavowal tool to kill them, not because of their VC funding or whatever other influence you think they have on Google.
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by unbeli 14y ago
"Sorry, this download is not supported by your system." Meh.

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