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7y ago
It may contain personal information that could be used e.g. in social engineering.
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7y ago
Inspect email headers to see who sent the email, backtrack the originating email server using whois to confirm the sender matches what the email says.
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7y ago
Yeah, cash flow is a bitch that does not care about market cap or stock price. Something that many keep forgetting.
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7y ago
But first you have to get FSD package for +$5k, with actual FSD ability not available but pending regulatory approval; Powerwall with megacharger so charging that beast does not take a whole weekend; And if you want to rely on the car then
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7y ago
I am glad they do.
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7y ago
Essentially a vacation to a new destination paid by grant money. And the hotel bar soap.
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7y ago
Spoiler alert: Tesla's Navigate on Autopilot Is Dangerous everywhere.
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7y ago
> purposes of cryptography That's rich.
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It helps a great deal for web browsing. Having a DNS cache on LAN at 1ms reach speeds up browsing noticeably.
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That is true, but at least one can use Excel offline or isolate the process from networking for a decent level of security.
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Data collection. I can see MS collecting all kinds of "metrics" to "improve user experience". That is assuming all processing happens in the phone and not in the cloud in the first place, which the article does not menti
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Exactly. If anything, this should be baked into desktop Excel and support any image source. I am not masochistic enough to put Excel in my iPhone, will definitely pass.
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Sometimes it is a necessity to accommodate for various networking gear as load balancers, wireless controllers etc as RSA may be the only thing that they support.
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7y ago
> The job of the police is to help me You are in for a big, big surprise. Hope your naivety does not get you in too much trouble.
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7y ago
It would be more appropriate to send it to your government agencies... Oh wait, they exempted themselves from GDPR, how typical and how despicable.
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-Do you break the laws? -No! -How many laws and regulations are there currently to follow? -??? -Then how can you be sure you follow them all? The police are not your friends and unsolicited interaction with the Police can only harm you, no
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7y ago
If you have 1 BTC equivalent to spend, buy 1 BTC, not bronze.
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7y ago
Great example of today's absurdity: climate science student flies >2 flights per month (34 flights in 15 months, helicopter flights excluded), which puts her in probably top 1 % world wide emitters. But flying is fun and beneficial
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7y ago
Manage their PC, apply good security measures to it (use pihole, browser selection, disabling extensions, use extensions that prevent phishing). Teach them elementary online security and how to use a password manager. On a more OOtB note, h
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OMV project produces synthetic crude from Austrian Airlines plastic cups
(omv.com)
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7y ago
Too little, too late.
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7y ago
Just police kind of thinking.
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7y ago
I'd love to see a police reconstruction of the act.
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Unbelievable. Now it's Google, last time it was Fb, we are talking about the richest companies ever in existence. Why is it so hard to have internal pen testers who would discover such fk-ups as storing passwords in plain text? These c
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Glad to see a step in the right direction, MSFT. Keep at it, only thousands more to go before Windows catches up with modern OSs.
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Tesla - 2 years from full driving. Since 2015.
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Or until a member on the team has an older version of Excel that causes compatibility problems for the rest of the team. Or until a spreadsheet is edited in Excel that uses language other than English - formula functions will also take nati
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This, exactly. Spreadsheets have received enough abuse already.
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>Getting rid of single-use plastic now is the best thing we can do. Is it really? Single-use plastic from western countries is mostly not the plastic found in oceans. So while they were busy implementing these measures, they do not even
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So why are western countries punishing themselves by putting a ban on certain plastic items such as straws, single-use bags or creating deposit schemes for bottles etc? Sure it would be more effective to call up poor Asian countries and off
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