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by vectorEQ 9y ago
good article / research. props!
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
russia.... rofl. Just leave that part out of the scentence already >.> like this it just reads as some narrow minded click bait.
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
i would say, don't wait for things if you need a job fast. It can happen that in the end you don't get a job, but on the other hand, some companies have lengthy procedures / alot of signatures to gather before they can commit
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
The problem is not that everything is shit, but that everyone just points at it, and expects other people to fix it. There are mutliple efforts to design and create a 'better'future for computing, in operating systems, but also in
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
scientists deal in doubt these days and it gets into nytimes. great. scientific method ftw... this comment might be baseless, but it's about as baseless as the article itself. i'd like to see for once again that scientists '
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
smartphones are modern version of zombie apocalypse if people keep using them in such unaware way. From start the aim has been to implement game theory learnt from gambling industry into the phones to make people hooked. All of these kind o
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
if u want to know what iranian nuclear scientists do for a living.. they don't make bombs :P https://www.thenewenergyindustry.com/project/the-story-of-me... But maybe now it make sense why they want to thwart thei
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
how about just put the right address in whois information??? >.> ... if you gonna put it on the public internet anyhow might aswell use the age old mechanism already in place to do this...
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
could have obtained 'records' live instead of from logs... vpn provider can easy break your crypto if they need to, mitm you and get cleartext 'records' from live data. that being said, i think most vpn providers log bec
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
nothing is 100% secure. no matter how many audits you do. However, not having 2fa on email server story.. what happen? Was email server directly on internet? (who has mail gateways right??) or was owa configured without 2fa. Those 2 things
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
this is super easy to use for pages who respond directly with results: http://lxml.de/parsing.html (simple scrapers) for more complicated parsings and sites phantomjs is awsome http://phantomjs.org/ . (can
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
another brainfart about what happened. incomplete at best.
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
never say never ;D it will end in tears!
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
what can i say... welcome to the internet? ;D
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
how about just don't post stuff like boarding pass online >.> don't need to share every detail on the PUBLIC INTERWEBZ. dm someone if u want to tell them. saves hastle of getting your shit stolen by some 12 year old. in holl
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
its funny how the article states that it's probarbly state sponsored due to the nature / complexity of the attack, but notes before it was possible to login to systems using admin/admin credentials >.> my brain hurts. i
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
anonymous domain registration
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
a lot of drugs used to be legitimate drugs,but are now illegal to be able to sell other shitty substances which are more expensive and often less effective. example: mdma treatment for ptsd. most ptsd treatments are ill effective these days
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
good way for countries to make some extra cash sueing these giants... but what does the user actually get from it? Nothing ever changes...
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
'breaking news: neural network speeds up personal intepretations of scientist a bit'
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
Hmm, well you need a DAW (digital audio workstation).. there's a lot of choice in here. my choice is either Cubase or Renoise, but depending on OS and preferences it can differ. i'd say try a bunch of them and see what clicks. You
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
no one care about drama. just cheap rides home. good buisness model.
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
a lot of complaints about valve. u know what people also complain about a lot... companies milking their intelectual property.... i think half-life so far has left a great legacy. if they ever decide to continue it , it would be sweet. i&#x
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
buy a big bucket of soap, a metal ring, make big bubbles, put your money in there and let it drift away :P
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
digital privacy has never and will never exist... it's a myth created to sell 'secure' products. (which never turn out to be actually secure, and even if they were , are running on insecure devices....) you are right it'
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
code is not considered to be a weapon by law in most countries. As soon as their country rules this, it's easy enough just to migrate to a region who doest care. This wont be stopped any time soon since all countries would need to adpo
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
bodily and mental stress can have heavy impact on ability to sleep properly and deeply, ability to spring to life in the mornings. if you have consitent troubles with getting up in the morning and tried to fix it to no avail or are always e
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
just become a normal developer. by having interest in computers and programming them. don't become a buzzword. act out of interest and enjoyment, then you will learn best.
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
if someone is suprised by this please, do yourself a favor, and become a farmer or something...
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
Find a CTO who is more talkative. Communication is key, so if this was something this person could not do and still can't , dont bother with them anymore. It's really hurtful for a company to have people who dont or barely communi

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