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4y ago
For people who are having problem with the "hilton@domain.com" situation, consider using ROT13 or some other similar scheme (hilton becomes uvygba). Other alternatives include: 1. shorten it so much that it's not revealing an
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4y ago
The Zimmermann Telegram was WW1 though, not WW2.
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Pointy-Haired Boss, Dilbert reference. https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Pointy-haired_Boss
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4y ago
Many people reuse emails and passwords, so if such a victim sign up for scam.com, all of their other credentials were basically compromised too. (Not saying that that's what's happening here. I initially suspected that amazon.jobs
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4y ago
The point of this type of honeypots is to entice the blackhats to just take the crypto and walk away. Making it harder for them to walk away with the money would be counter-productive. Old situation: blackhats sticks around for weeks or eve
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>How do payroll and taxes work in that industry? I don't have personal knowledge of the marijuana industry, but IRS's site says they accept cash and Money Orders. There's a $1,000 per day limit for cash, so it's not r
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4y ago
>Only now have measures been taken, as people living within a radius of 15km from Zwijndrecht being advised not to consume eggs laid in their own or anyone’s else’s gardens, whilst pregnant women and children also have to watch out for v
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4y ago
>JEP400: UTF-8 by Default This changes the default charset of the Java APIs to UTF-8. I read that the Java 8's JVM's internal string representation is UTF-16 [0][1]. Is that still the case after JEP400? [0] https://d
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5y ago
It's not a typo because 400A is indeed the highest tier residential service BC Hydro currently offers[0]. 400A is also in the right ballpark for the amount of equipment he describes. [0] https://app.bchydro.com/accounts
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5y ago
I see two possible ways: 1. during the TLS handshake, the domain name itself might be sent in the clear if the SNI extension is used, and if the SNI extension isn't encrypted[1] 2. if the carrier knows the IP, then they can do a revers
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5y ago
Sorry, I wasn't clear: I'm not advocating for any particular method. I was just trying to explain why Myth #1 remained so persistent for so long. Method 1: salt and pepper, then cook immediately Method 2: salt and pepper, let rest
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There's a reason why Myth #1 is so persistent: the action itself works, just not for the reason advertised. Most cooks who advocate for Myth #1 will salt and pepper the steak, then let it rest for 20-30 minutes. The salt draws out some
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Do you happen to have a source for that? My understanding is that Napoleon's Continental System caused a shortage of cocoa in continental Europe, so chocolatiers had to substitute in hazelnuts. This became Gianduja[0], which later were
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Bitwarden. Both the client and the server is open source. You can selfhost the server, or you can use their server.
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Samsung Introduces Exynos 2200 Processor with Xclipse GPU Powered by AMD RDNA 2
(news.samsung.com)
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From 2007: >A May SEC filing revealed Berkshire owned 10.5 million shares of Union Pacific unp and nearly 6.4 million shares of Norfolk Southern nsc. >Berkshire omitted those investments from a quarterly summary of its stock holdings
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> Was there some notification of this change sent directly to all github users? I checked email and didn't find any references to the change from github. Same here. No notification email as far as I can find. (Through this might dep
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>It was also very funny to watch because they spelled words that most people didn't know they exist. This kinda reminds me of the New Zealand Scrabble player who won multiple French World Scrabble Championships despite not speaking
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He has his upwork profile linked in his HN profile. Sounds like he has a niche and he's very very good at it.
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>You are honestly not allowed to put a letter in a friend/neighbour's letterbox? Yes, that is correct. If you want to hand deliver a note to your nextdoor neighbor, their mailbox is off limits. The federal government views that
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I'm not sure which metric GP is referring to, but by total value of food exports they're 7th in the world. Extremely impressive for a country of only 17 million people. [0] https://wits.worldbank.org/CountryProfile
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I foresee two problems with that: Problem 1: If i is used multiple times inside the loop, then you might need to make a temporary variable for it, making it confusing: for (size_t i_plus_one = size; i_plus_one > 0; i_plus_one--) { size_t
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>My understanding is that you cannot renounce citizenship on US soil. I know nothing about this except 5 minutes of googling, but seems like USCIS does process renunciations on US soil: >Further attempts by prisoners to renounce under
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The thought of a kidnapper inquiring about the child's social security number in the ransom note is pretty good dark humor. But I think the IRS has some restrictions on who you can claim as your dependent. To claim someone as your depe
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>Tokyo's Metropolitan Police Department arrested the 32-year-old Ishii the same day and criminally charged him on suspicion of obtaining $154 million dollars following fraudulent money transfers from mid-May. The private key seizure
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>I have no idea how this passed Coinbase's KYC limits, there must be much more to the story here. He fraudulently opened a Coinbase business account for SA Reinsurance, a Sony Life subsidiary. The SA Reinsurance documents he submitt
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He fraudulently opened a Coinbase business account for SA Reinsurance, a Sony Life subsidiary. The SA Reinsurance documents he submitted were legitimate, but he was not authorized to open such an account.
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Two different replies to the same post both quoted the phrase "I've been on reddit for 14 years, trust me", so presumably that phrase had been in the original post, but has since been deleted via an edit.
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This is my interpretation of their dilemma: "We screwed up by spamming a lot of people. We like to apologize and fix our mistake. We currently have two options: 1. apologize by sending a second email. This second email will contain an
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To be fair, it could two (mostly) disjoint groups voicing those two conflicting opinions.
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