yayana

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by yayana 8y ago
Insecurity is having a vulnerability. Whether a threat actor exploited it and what results you can detect are part of a useless variant of Schrödingers cat that everyone prefers you focus on to sell useless software.
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by yayana 8y ago
How are mammals defined?
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by yayana 8y ago
The US might have been heading that way before the 1980s.. I think it would take a few decades of invariant quality for pre-1950 to not be a frequent requirement. (I would have supposed undamaged pre-war inventory established different tast
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by yayana 8y ago
I tried the Buteyko method about 10 years back.. I wouldn't believe any of the theories of action, but the method worked to nose breathe and have tolerable sinuses. One observation from Buteyko materials that sounds right (and would be
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by yayana 8y ago
Nothing about many delayed reviews is inconsistent with a pyramid scheme.. The first 1/10 or 1/100 of customers might be a lot of people. But would reviewers detect if the results were not really theirs and just from someone that
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by yayana 8y ago
The other method is to rearrange the business model to introduce shell SMEs or affiliates that pay licenses for subdomains (or what have you) to corporate and have very small actual roles aside from being the unregulated party. The EU added
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by yayana 8y ago
In the case of cigarettes, the companies had the answer to these kinds of questions for decades and used it specifically to mislead the direction of public discovery. In their case, they had to risk their own studies in almost all cases ins
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by yayana 8y ago
CIA statements against CIA sponsored despots are significant as they prefer to lie to their advantage. (If the CIA's behavior with Saddam and Osama are precedent, we might want to mentally prepare to hear the stupidest war rally speach
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by yayana 8y ago
Unless you think Assange is an international legal expert I don't really get your point.. His behavior seemed rational for a man who kicked a bee hive unless you don't believe in bees.
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by yayana 8y ago
He allegedly broke pretty specific Swedish sex law which probably doesn't have an equivalent in the UK.. In normal extradition treaties, being in the UK was safe from being in anyone's custody which is the ideal for no possibility
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by yayana 8y ago
It would be overriden by an extradition to the US.
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by yayana 8y ago
IMO same semantics arguments as the Soviets made sure they could make with dissidents, insane asylums etc. All the evidence points to Assange being the victim of state sponsored organized crime that won't be investigated and he would b
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by yayana 8y ago
Finding mentally vulnerable people and putting them in harm's way to stiffle a perceived opponent is standard operating procedure for the CIA. If Sweden is serious about investigating sex crimes against the vulnerable they need to dig
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by yayana 8y ago
The goal is really nonclonable key storage with a minimal CPU and purpose specific firmware, i.e. a sim card. The USB u2fs are about $10 which is pretty reasonable for a newish card with ECC algorithms.
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by yayana 8y ago
Apple hardware was the most reasonable hardware to issue to OS developers. Apple is forced to keep things as stable as possible since new OsX drivers are their problem. You could also test every OS on the same hardware, which is the only us
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by yayana 8y ago
If you are willing to restrict a programmer to only look at accessible renderings of the AST, then there is probably nothing to consider, but a programmer's job is also handling what happens when a program does not parse.
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by yayana 8y ago
Given the separation between chrome and ad words, I think the abusive ad could even be from google.. > How does that make sense? Lack of regulation has led to Google erecting its own rules and Chinese walls that may or may not hold up to
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by yayana 8y ago
Then I'm not sure we are talking about the same things. Everything in the article and this thread seems consistent with these programs actively running for rich coastal cities to return people or send them to places where their friends
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by yayana 8y ago
The rule of having a place to stay in most of the programs causes the counter examples in the article.
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by yayana 8y ago
True, but this combined with brain drain creates a lot of perverse incentives and drives a further wealth divide. For example, many low tax base areas accumulate a population with more problems that have higher tax rates, insurance rates, e
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by yayana 8y ago
Makes sense to me. Britain is closer to the US than the EU and is probably going to make more money from arbitrage on any tax rates they get that are better than the IS, India, etc than from any legitimate services they can provide..
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by yayana 8y ago
They are trying to detect state actor hacking and track individual devices and whether they are new or impersonations of devices. Some states have mitm certs on all their domestic machines but (hopefully) not much competence except on whate
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by yayana 8y ago
I've always thought of it as the preferred interface to Userland when there isn't an overriding factor. Within a kernel it seems like no one cares how the sausage is made.
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by yayana 8y ago
Yes, and it's also always been more important for a publisher to defend more carefully against any misrepresentation relating to their own endorsement or trademarks on their own medium, while punting to take down processes for misuse o
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by yayana 8y ago
Embedded jobs usually get listed as C/C++, and most of the C developers I know stay away from them.
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by yayana 8y ago
Maybe, but not for Apple, who could be in for a world of regulatory hurt if they owned a monopoly in the cell phone stack. Apple wants to commoditize their complement to take the most profits for each finished device. This is why the quote
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by yayana 8y ago
I think the lack of credit is fraud towards the purchaser. Since this was a first, the noteriety of it should be good enough for it to be a good investment.. But did the buyer know they were buying the first drop of water at the beginning o
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by yayana 8y ago
Having looked through the government CAs in preinstalled CA lists, I'm a little surprised Uzbekistan doesn't qualify.
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by yayana 8y ago
Those prices would be extremely out of character for pine64. From the article: > The targets price should be in $100+ range for 2GB RAM and 16GB storage configuration.
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by yayana 8y ago
They aren't supposed to be used that way so it would also make sense (and be safer from spear fishing) to request them with no cookie state and call it a day.

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