JagMicker

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by JagMicker 13y ago
Could you give an example of the WPA intercept system you speak of (SFF / Tesla)? There are some interesting things on the Harris site, but seemingly no open source info on such systems they may have.
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by JagMicker 14y ago
Will people ever learn to not install random codec packages? KaZaA / K-Lite, anyone?
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by JagMicker 14y ago
How is this any different than "exploiting" data from Facebook, or mailing lists of people who did not check the box next to the words "I don't want my information to be shared with third-parties"? How does an unsecured Wi-Fi network, emana
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by JagMicker 14y ago
So, by that logic, the "state" is obligated to provide security to homeowners who can not be bothered to lock their homes?
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by JagMicker 14y ago
For those TL;DR'ers out there, here's a summary: The White House understands the petition and claims to agree. However, they aren't going to do anything about it other than wait for the "legislature" to address the issue. You might as well
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by JagMicker 14y ago
"You just got iPlowed" (Scroogle satire)
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by JagMicker 14y ago
If you really want to read some cool things about Hanford, check out the DOE's cleanup page, and the IEER reports about cleaning up the "canyons". And remember that they built those now-leaking tanks in the 1940's and '50's. There's also so
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by JagMicker 14y ago
Why not simply block emails that contain a link to a publicly-shared Google Doc?
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by JagMicker 14y ago
Why would Apple intentionally add a backdoor like this to iOS? If their goal was to create a way for LEO/courts/etc. to access locked phones, why wouldn't they make the backdoor function only when the phone is in DFU mode, or make a separat
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by JagMicker 14y ago
For jailbroken iOS devices, some potential solutions would be to replace the default lockscreen with one of the alternatives, and/or install the Cydia tweak that disables Emergency calls.
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by JagMicker 14y ago
Does it make sense that an app. with the sole purpose of sharing user-submitted videos would somehow be devoid of any questionable/suggestive content? Isn't it kinda Apple's fault for insisting that apps conform to their age guidelines, whe
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by JagMicker 14y ago
"Anonymous" + Twitter = Irony
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by JagMicker 14y ago
My biggest concern is regarding the internal software and dosimetry controls. Could there be a fault condition that would result in unintended levels of ionizing radiation? It wouldn't be the first such accident.. http://bjr.birjournals.or
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by JagMicker 14y ago
http://cryptome.org http://publicintelligence.net http://landonf.bikemonkey.org
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by JagMicker 14y ago
Or just glue this on the laptop: http://img.ehowcdn.com/article-new/ehow/images/a07/8f/qt/do-...
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by JagMicker 14y ago
I suppose that's sometimes true. However, some people in certain situations might receive unsolicited job offers, without ever even creating a resume or submitting an application, right? The point I was trying to make is that, I'd encourage
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by JagMicker 14y ago
I think most recent college graduates have bigger issues than worrying about their 'self-branding'. It takes time, and, usually some experience, to build an identity. Sometimes you just have to 'wing-it' and see where that takes you. I'd be
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by JagMicker 14y ago
Here are some things I wish someone would've shared with me... - If you want to thrive in the professional world, get a fucking haircut and at least look the part. - If you think that you can send out a bunch of resumes and be flooded with
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by JagMicker 14y ago
Analog battery meter? Why go through all this trouble, and then take a step-back by including some analog meter?
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by JagMicker 14y ago
It's easy to blame the person --- the offender. But when you think about the way society works, often times the most effective solutions to risk are a combination of social campaigns to educate the masses, as well as physical controls or ba
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by JagMicker 14y ago
Very cool! And, if you like this, you'd probably also enjoy learning about the Plutonium Pit storage areas at the Pantex plant: http://cryptome.org/pantex-nukes.htm http://www.texasradiation.org/pantex.html http://www.princeton.edu/~ot
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by JagMicker 14y ago
$50 per user per year (or $5/user/month) is a lot of money when you're just starting a business, and especially if you weren't planning on having to spend that money. Just in time for Christmas... Now I have to contact all of the people I
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by JagMicker 14y ago
Research - Congressional education backgrounds: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Members_of_the_111th_United_Sta... http://www.crisp360.com/hosted-infographic/where-did-congres...
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by JagMicker 14y ago
Apparently Microsoft is sticking with the philosophy of, 'Without apps, your phone can't get infected'!
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by JagMicker 14y ago
"The Radioactive Beasts of Chernobyl" - my favorite episode of The Vice Guide to Travel: http://m.vice.com/the-vice-guide-to-travel/the-radioactive-b... Another great episode is the one where they visit North Korea, and sing karaoke to "A
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by JagMicker 14y ago
It wouldn't be the first time that someone devised and implemented poor policy, meanwhile touting it as an infallible act of genius...
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by JagMicker 14y ago
I just checked YesItIs.org, and it now appears that the domain is parked and the website inaccessible. Can anyone say, "hit & run"?
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by JagMicker 14y ago
Many DAW's (Digital Audio Workstation) such as Cubase, and DSP "plug-ins" have special software protection schemes. Cubase uses something called eLicenser[1]. Another popular, niche product that has proven difficult to fully crack is a prog
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by JagMicker 14y ago
For those who may have forgotten why IE deserves all the hate thrown its way: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Internet_Explorer http://www.favbrowser.com/the-history-of-internet-explorer/
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by JagMicker 14y ago
If you can't beat 'em, mock 'em!

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