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by ColoursofOSINT 3y ago
My favorite thing is that Gino is now suing DataColada [1], and basically is claiming that 'they were right in every other case and I supported them, but with me they are lying'. 1: https://datacolada.org/113
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by ColoursofOSINT 3y ago
"Undeletable Chatbot That Gives Detailed Instructions on Murder, Ethnic Cleansing" Got to say, I am disappointed in the fear tactics used here. Reminds me of "think of the children" being used to push back encryption. I&
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by ColoursofOSINT 3y ago
I thought this was about them going out of business. Nearly had a heart attack.
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by ColoursofOSINT 3y ago
>Yes, you guessed it, it can be traced [2]. No really, bitcoin transactions can be seen? That's literally one of the main points of a blockchain. OMG, 8t9f8ibsfousghs sent 1 btc to 8o7tagoraiho8argf! Lmao, this tells you nothing ab
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Verson 1 – Developer Excuses API(api.tabliss.io)
1 points by ColoursofOSINT 3y ago|1 comments
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by ColoursofOSINT 3y ago
Some of these are great: 1. "That worked perfectly when I developed it" 2. "I had to do the project backwards as people demanded results out of order" Reload the page for a new excuses.
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by ColoursofOSINT 3y ago
For all your arguments, not a single source cited, real convincing (that's sarcasm, just so you understand). Also, got to love how you skip over and change your arguments as they are proved wrong; moving the goal posts much? > >
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Unpached AtlasVPN Exploit in the Wild – Proof of Concept(coloursofosint.com)
2 points by ColoursofOSINT 3y ago|0 comments
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by ColoursofOSINT 3y ago
Bro, can you read? I said > I buy my bitcoin with cash, no kyc and you write: >> using card to buy bitcoin ... isn't private I don't use my card to buy bitcoin, that's the point. You've got the attention span of
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by ColoursofOSINT 3y ago
Strong butthead energy. > because the coming regulations will compel those exchanges working with crypto to force you to use KYC to cash out your cryptocurrencies, even your cold wallet isn't safe from this. Dam bro, didn't kno
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by ColoursofOSINT 3y ago
> it's not useful for anything else other than grifting. I've paid for my domains and vps with crypto, I can pay for my search engine, send donations to non-profits I support, so there's your use case. I don't even ha
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by ColoursofOSINT 3y ago
Nice contradiction. > Crypto was never anything else than a grift. Ah, alright then, I guess it's not useful for anything. > evade financial regulators Sounds useful to me! > enable large scale movements of shady money. Large
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by ColoursofOSINT 3y ago
> "can not be used to implement a MITM" Anything is possible if you give the permissions and certs. The Charles proxy CAN act in as a MITM, but you have to install Custom Certs on your computer (requires admin permissions). Thi
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by ColoursofOSINT 3y ago
According to the privacy policy, they are using Twilio for "receiv[ing] your phone number, your phone mask, and the phone numbers that you exchange phone calls and text messages with. Twilio also receives the content of text messages y
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Barracuda wrongly thought it drove 0-day hackers out of customers’ networks(arstechnica.com)
32 points by ColoursofOSINT 3y ago|5 comments
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by ColoursofOSINT 3y ago
Interesting to see the drops on Fridays and Saturdays.
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by ColoursofOSINT 3y ago
> Seems like this is proof that it's not. How so? In order for this MITM to work, you must hand over the encryption certificates, so to block MITM, don't expose your private certs. > I've never understood how/why e
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by ColoursofOSINT 3y ago
Yeah, as much as I hate how cynical he is, he is usually right.
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by ColoursofOSINT 3y ago
I posted this before, but...they have played this game before; creating RTR "friendly" programs and then forcing signing of strict NDAs, and requirements that leave repair shops worse then they would without the program. [1-4] 1:
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by ColoursofOSINT 3y ago
In their apple article on apple support RTR, they write, "This is a landmark shift in policy from Apple." [1] It's not. They have played this game before; creating RTR "friendly" programs and then forcing signing of
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by ColoursofOSINT 3y ago
I made a similar comment on the story about apple and right to repair. Although I think this is interesting and has potential, the trust and absolute statements in their reporting worries me greatly. As a journalist, your job is to inform a
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by ColoursofOSINT 3y ago
Does anyone know the theme of the website? It is really nice.
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by ColoursofOSINT 3y ago
Not necessary. You could make an argument for 2019, but COVID-19 significantly increased global inequality; in wealth and health [1-3]. [1]: https://news.un.org/en/story/2020/01/1055681 [2]: https:&#x2F
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by ColoursofOSINT 3y ago
The argument you appear to being attempting to support is: > Global inequality is actually decreasing (potentially at the expense of Americans). The link you have [1] states that "While the steep rise of inequality in the United St
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by ColoursofOSINT 3y ago
Or you can vote, and the people who win are corrupt [1]. I have been voting every year since I got the right to. Things have only gotten worse [2-3]. [1]: https://effectivegov.uchicago.edu/news/power-begets-corrupti...
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by ColoursofOSINT 3y ago
Any data before 1900 is an estimation [1]. > but the rich would be living in poverty by the standards of today Such a comparison is completely useless. A person today in the US in poverty is better off than a caveman. What of it? [1]: h
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by ColoursofOSINT 3y ago
That's not the argument. Morby said, and I quote; > to an unreasonable extent then that is a problem....fairly compensatory to those who contribute There is a reason to expect reasonably equal growth, as all wage classes are contrib
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by ColoursofOSINT 3y ago
> check out your world in data. For better or worse the income equality thing is outweighed by the gains in China and India but most of the world seems to be improving on that front. >There are still countries getting worse though sad
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by ColoursofOSINT 3y ago
- One of them would occasionally advertise the author's other extensions when new or updated, either with a weird in-page popup notification or a video announcement on YouTube, which it would hijack the current tab or create and focus
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Is it defamation to point out scientific research fraud?(vox.com)
18 points by ColoursofOSINT 3y ago|1 comments

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