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by CommitSyn 2y ago
I feel I would have been purged as a child. I was almost pathologically unable to bullshit or lie, although its become easier in my later years.
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by CommitSyn 2y ago
The Q is obviously custom (Q for "Quake") the question is where the starting point for the font was. I agree about the cherry picking, but the font is going to have been modified for the game (as evidenced by the "Q".)
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by CommitSyn 2y ago
It's your type of black/white thinking, and making the association that everyone in support of a specific idea shares an identical set of ALL values with everyone else interested in that idea, that enables fascism to rise to power
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by CommitSyn 2y ago
> which will also affect the other big internet-censorship tool from the UK government: silent DNS blocking Can you expand on this?
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by CommitSyn 2y ago
Is there a simple DIY? Is it as simple as running a custom router firmware or software on a small mini PC? Last I looked into this a couple years ago, it basically wasn't possible to chain multiple VPN providers on the same machine, ev
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by CommitSyn 2y ago
FTA: Importantly, the VPN control channel is maintained so features such as kill switches are never tripped, and users continue to show as connected to a VPN in all the cases we’ve observed.
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by CommitSyn 2y ago
The only 'banking' app I've had not work on GrapheneOS is Cash App, but then I just go to the website and use the web UI.
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by CommitSyn 2y ago
Speaking of, did FairPhone get the whole "making a phone call" thing figured out yet?
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by CommitSyn 2y ago
This article is about synthetic cannabinoids, not phytocannabinoids or other naturally-occuring noids (Delta8/9/10, THCA, THCV, COOH, THC-O, HHC, THC-P, etc). They are similar in that there's a race to find and synthesize the
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by CommitSyn 2y ago
JWH-018 was a very popular synthetic but of course it got banned so the supply dried up. It's more of a problem in younger lower class urban areas where the newly created not-yet-banned synthetics are sold as research chemicals or lega
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by CommitSyn 2y ago
If you have a suspected target and you can shape traffic on the internet (state actor) there's a much easier way to gain access to the websites visited by your target than by controlling a large number of nodes. It's still noisy,
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by CommitSyn 2y ago
Okay I clicked on an ad. It gave me a discount code, but that's not the first puzzle solution.
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by CommitSyn 2y ago
> So far I've, for example, found my banking app running something called a telemetry service, in the background, even if I set its battery profile to restricted. No way to stop that other than to uninstall the app. Have you conside
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by CommitSyn 2y ago
It was all browser based and not a miner for a usable coin, just a proof of work mechanism.
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by CommitSyn 2y ago
> what about paying a small fee OR having someone run a cryptocurrency proof of work check? Musk: That is much harder than paying a small fee. Cock.li, a hobbyist-run email/VPS provider, has implemented that exact thing for the abil
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by CommitSyn 2y ago
Many more people taking photos and videos than usual, and sharing those photos and videos, as well as iCloud automated backup? I assume friends/family calling/Facetiming to see or share the experience as well. Many traveled there
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by CommitSyn 2y ago
We are a very compassionate society. There are dating and matchmaking services for people with virtually every kind of disability, including those who absolutely can not care for themselves, and modern health infrastructure affords the ment
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by CommitSyn 2y ago
Cookie guy?
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by CommitSyn 2y ago
That would only fit "If (!) the NSA regards ssh keys as secure >for everyone but them<
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by CommitSyn 2y ago
Is it possible it was part of a planned or current exploit chain, some other way it could have been utilized?
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by CommitSyn 2y ago
Not only did it mandate authentication, but there was also a Killswitch, and there's no other reason for that than because you have reasons to suspect someone may have access to this sensitive world-stopper exploit and use it against y
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by CommitSyn 2y ago
> Either way, it's your preference and I will follow your lead. Jia Tan > It's out of the scope for this patch, but it is something worth considering. Just trying to do my part as a helper elf! Jia Tan Sounds like someone pu
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by CommitSyn 2y ago
Because identifying meteorites is very difficult and almost always requires taking them to a university for analysis.
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by CommitSyn 3y ago
Quoting Hitchhikers Guide: This planet has - or rather had - a problem, which was this: most of the people living on it were unhappy for pretty much of the time. Many solutions were suggested for this problem, but most of these were largely
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by CommitSyn 3y ago
HN loathes crypto. I think too many tech bros got burned in 2018.
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by CommitSyn 3y ago
I'm sure there are a number of citizen lobbying groups nearby if you're in a larger city and want to do something about it.
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by CommitSyn 3y ago
Where did you hear this? Is discovery in his case different from discovery in any other legal case (prosecution is required to share all information they are preparing their case with, so that the defense can prepare a defense. Or did he&#x
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by CommitSyn 3y ago
If they have the means and the opportunity, people should try an isolation retreat e.g. go camping in nature with a friend (or solo is personally preferable) for 2-3 days and only power on your cell phone for emergencies. As always, researc
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by CommitSyn 3y ago
> On the North American mainland, populations of mammoths and mastodons were still living as recently as 12,000 years ago; all were gone 1,000 or so years later.
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by CommitSyn 3y ago
You're both using your own internal dictionary differently for the same correct word. In hacking, compromised means hacked. In intelligence, compromised means you have someone doing something on your behalf that they feel forced to do.

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