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3y ago
Try that argument with the Silk Road. Has Apple or Amazon hired or solicited hitmen? Probably.
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Ask HN: Best sub-$100 life-changer buys?
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vuln
3y ago
The same way you deal with pay walled news articles. Sign up, check archives/cache, or move on.
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3y ago
BeyondTrust Discovers Breach of Okta Support Unit https://www.beyondtrust.com/blog/entry/okta-support-unit-bre...
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BeyondTrust Discovers Breach of Okta Support Unit https://www.beyondtrust.com/blog/entry/okta-support-unit-bre...
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BeyondTrust Discovers Breach of Okta Support Unit
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vuln
3y ago
> I've become more radical. A midlife crisis will do that to you.
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3y ago
As a white man with a lengthy beard I get stopped every time.
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3y ago
> Already happened to Ukraine as well. Could you point to more information on this? According to CNN the Starlink network was never active over Crimea, so there was nothing for Elon to “take down” Ukraine was asking for something more th
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Do you have the same outlook on Hak5 “tools”? I feel like you’re giving it an unfair shake. They didn’t just _build a toy_ those of us who originally supported through kickstarter saw a huge chunk of the work that went into building this de
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You shouldn’t care if you have no use case for one. Not sure if you’re attempting to bait people into argument or if you just want to flex how much of a Luddite you are.
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3y ago
Should have a ShowHN attached to the title. Great job shipping.
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> would be unknown to the FBI Being _known_ by the FBI doesn’t stop crime or terror attacks. More often than not when something big happens the FBI was already tipped off, an investigation started and then somehow someway the crime/
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3y ago
There’s also monthly “who is hiring” and “who wants to be hired” these post typically have hundreds of comments. I don’t sit on the site all day but I haven’t seen the regularity of posts you’re speaking of.
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The Non-US company will just keep shipping under a different brand name. It’s akin to playing wack a mole. Any US Companies targeting the US education system as clients comes with insane markup (anything iPad). The US based companies are st
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3y ago
Check the prices at the dealership(s) not the MSRP on the manufacturers website.
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3y ago
You have zero credibility. Post on your real account not some throwaway, what are you scared of?
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3y ago
Being told “get serious” by a throw away. This is peak HN. Disparage the source not the content. Right buddy?
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3y ago
To go further - A regime that would put the US in position to cut off the highly dependent EU from Russian LNG. Hundreds of billions of dollars of profit are at stake. Which is why the US bombed Nord Stream, it’s also why the current Presid
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3y ago
I’m stating the manufacturer did not advertise this security feature, nor did any of the purchasers really care until their cars started getting stolen and used to cause mayhem. You stated a basic security feature such as an immobilizer sho
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> It's not expensive enough to be worth leaving out in basically any car. > Basic security shouldn't be a premium feature. That’s your opinion presented as a fact.
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Yes 30k is cheap when the Average cost of a new car is 48k. https://www.moneygeek.com/insurance/auto/average-price-of-a-... This is even worse when vehicles from both brands have absolutely terrible resale value a
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3y ago
Is an ignition a lock? How about the wiring to the ignition…? It would be one thing if Kia and Hyundai advertised “anti theft” via an immobilizer then didn’t actually put one in. They just left it out because the company is being cheap. The
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Glass breaks very easily. Locks don’t matter.
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They’ll beg the population to donate to their non-profit fund. See Hawaii as the latest example.
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How old are you? It helps knowing due to your phrasing of _in my life_. Also geographic region is a helpful indicator.
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3y ago
Could you give a few examples of _tech support problems_ she had with macOS that was escalated to you?
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> For instance, social media platforms did a better job of not being completely owned as fire hoses for propaganda and disinfo. Better job by not cashing the adversaries checks? https://techcrunch.com/2017/11/01
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> due to all the weapons that the US gives Taiwan and will continue to give them to defend themselves. Sorry, we gave all those to Ukraine.
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3y ago
“All the ear marks of Russian Disinformation” - 51 Alphabet boys.
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