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5y ago
I keep an AirTag in my glove box just to make sure I can always find it without having to pay too much attention to where I parked.
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It would be even better if most of your new features were actually supported by CloudFormation.
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You don't have to, the chuds will do it naturally.
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Cars, planes, and rockets all have optimal shapes for their environment, of course they're not going to change much once they get to that point. Cars are still vastly different today than in the 80s in (at least) performance, efficienc
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That's weird because I ran a tool to disable it in Windows the day I installed it. I'd wager it was even easier than disabling it on those Linux distros.
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Not having to worry that upgrading one app will break things for other apps. Safe screen locking. Not having to spend hours getting hardware working properly but unreliably. Not having to deal with audio issues when you want sound from mult
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They are, however, completely representative of your elected officials.
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You can't have a mature dialog with people who don't believe facts.
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Nobody wants the Linux desktop experience associated with their brand.
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> You're paid to do a job. And then the company you work for takes the profits from that effort and donates it to politicians to further the executive agenda.
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If we were ever at the point where companies were hiring the best people for the job, this wouldn't be necessary as the companies would already have a diverse board.
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Then you are woefully oblivious to the state of the world.
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So are we just ignoring that troll farms have likely caused thousands of COVID deaths?
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> I assume you don't drink and drive yourself. So what is the issue? See how silly that sounds?
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Sure, and every institution should also be allowed to keep them out based on that decision.
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5y ago
You definitely nailed the tone you were going for, you're just not liking the response.
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When the profession doesn't have any repercussions for bad actors, this is the inevitable result.
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The transaction is valid to all miners, it just isn't shared with the network until your buddy finds a block that includes it.
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It's not about blocking or hijacking right-clicks. The menu option simply isn't there when the right-click happens in an iframe.
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5y ago
There are several pages on AWS that do not show it. For example, most CloudWatch pages. I think it has to do with iframes.
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6y ago
'Practical Malware Analysis' was required reading for all RE candidates at my previous job. It's very windows focused but teaches skills that are (somewhat) easily transferable.
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6y ago
Now what happens when spam is done through a compromised user, or when the user acts human and has real interactions before spamming?
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6y ago
'We really shouldn't deplatform these terrorists because they might just do something extreme' get the fuck out of here.
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The vast majority support overturning the election to install their own leader. What would you call that?
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6y ago
Identifying terrorists is a positive outcome.
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An APT group was doing this up until ~2016 under the name 'Combi Security' https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2019/09/13/fin7-sysadmin-pl...
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6y ago
That's a good start, then they need to send it into the ocean. The negligence of that group of individuals led to the deaths of over 300 people.
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6y ago
The bug was in Electron, not Discord. That Discord gave anything for a third-party dependency is pretty good.
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In less developed societies, most people end up dying before adulthood. As modernization reaches these places, more of their children survive. If each woman previously had five children, but only one survived, you're going to have less
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6y ago
Take a look around. That baby has been gone for a while now.
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