hexonexxon

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by hexonexxon 13y ago
Because of greed. There is more money he can milk, severance if hes fired, and a huge salary. Not like being CEO is very difficult. You have underlings for everything all you do is say yes/no in meetings and play golf with other CEOs. You h
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by hexonexxon 13y ago
LR does not operate an exchange either, though I suspect exchangezone was run by them. Lr contracted that out much like how bitcoin (and soon ripple) have gateways into the system to buy in.
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by hexonexxon 13y ago
This is why Satoshi took careful measures to ensure he stayed anonymous. If he was still around he would be in jail right beside this guy. LR actually did a lot of KYC compliance problem is they allowed Americans to use the system which mea
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by hexonexxon 13y ago
In my country theres a foreign worker scam that allows Indian companies to fly in the worst IT staff complete with fake resumes and pays them $6/hr for a year to screw up their website with dozens of SSL certs and slow security theatre that
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by hexonexxon 13y ago
This is just one of many cashout crews at the bottom of the crime pyramid that got caught. The masterminds are prob in Russia/Ukraine and wont be extradited so long as they arent stupid enough to go to a country on vacation that has extradi
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by hexonexxon 13y ago
valve said last yr they would start porting to linux to avoid microsoft 8 store plans where they want to restrict software sales to the "microsoft app store" and shave 20% fees from all sales. this would destroy the steam delivery model so
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by hexonexxon 13y ago
Nobody remembers the Linode bitcoin "hack" where it was assumed by bitcointalk that an admin was looting accounts? Im surprised anybody still uses them.
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by hexonexxon 13y ago
i had to install a testing snapshot May 4 because wasn't sure when they were releasing stable wheezy, and needed it immediately. only package that broke the next day after full dist-update was "less" which for some reason will not co-exist
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by hexonexxon 13y ago
Theo de raadt already blasted Redhat and Ubuntu for instantly compromising and submitting to microsoft. Linux foundation non resistance makes no sense to me either since a lot of people who sit on the board are direct competitors to M$ you'
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by hexonexxon 13y ago
Bitcoin transactions are visible/traceable, but doesn't mean you can match txn to identities. If there is one address in the middle of you paying somebody, and that address was generated either offline or through Tor, there's no way to prov
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by hexonexxon 13y ago
Oh noes, then they get a Tor exit node where you contacted them on IRC or Bitcointalk forums, or a JonDonym free proxy you will never use again
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by hexonexxon 13y ago
Better way to do this: Go on localbitcoins and find people who mail cash for bitcoins, or find somebody on IRC to do it. Sell them bitcoins, have them mail the cash to SDF for your payment. Now you avoid all the problems of physically maili
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by hexonexxon 13y ago
It would be better to set up your own Tor2web service anonymously, then only have it host your hidden service. Tor2web and the other gateways will remove service to a hidden service if they receive DMCA or other complaints/takedown notices
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by hexonexxon 13y ago
Instead you can buy virtual visa with bitcoins, and then you aren't on camera buying a prepaid card. Even better use bitcoins for hosting payment directly and avoid credit cards completely. You can also find any Russian host you wish, then
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by hexonexxon 13y ago
You can always just buy hosting in Russia with bitcoins and use ssh through Tor to set it up. Russia doesn't care about names, email addresses or anything else. I recall a few Iceland hosting services that do the same. As long as you aren't
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by hexonexxon 13y ago
OpenBSD will run on almost everything, just the kernel does not contain binary blobs in order to support absolutely everything. You can if you want download non free firmware and install it yourself painlessly if the installer doesn't autom
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by hexonexxon 13y ago
"All softraid(4) boot(8) support is now enabled by default, including support for booting from crypto volumes." awesome. I also use OpenBSD for embedded work, in fact I think everybody is using it for embedded systems. You can strip the ker
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by hexonexxon 13y ago
Al Qaeda and similar militants use potassium chlorate and sulfur for bomb and IED making. I don't see how the fertilizer blockade on those countries has made any difference in the amount of deadly explosions that happen in Pakistan, Iraq, A
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by hexonexxon 13y ago
a recruiter will get all their information including direct contact email when they respond to the fake qualified resume the recruiter submitted, then the recruiter harasses the hiring manager(s) directly on linkedin and email, or sells tha
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by hexonexxon 13y ago
Ubuntu for desktop is most likely going to disappear. Seems they are moving to tablets and android clones. As for gaming they are now starting to release linux versions, well at least Steam and Blizzard are.
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by hexonexxon 13y ago
I am a highschool dropout who got a GED while in prison for a hacking charge, slacked through community college to bring up my pre-calculus to university level, transferred to university and slacked through that as well. I did not do the fu
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by hexonexxon 13y ago
It was definitely lol'd at but was the only film I can remember that showed how overzealous and paranoid the feds were cracking down on kids just looking for information. A friend of mine was arrested then for owning the cellular hackers bi
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by hexonexxon 13y ago
Problem is he used bitcoins for pure speculation and "investment". I've used it since 2011 to take online payments for software, then turn around and either cash immediately to avoid price fluctuations or I spend it on hosting, hardware, an
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by hexonexxon 13y ago
I was around and active at that time, reading T-Filez, phrack and using those giant phreaker and hacker chatrooms. I did go to a club in NYC that was very similar to the one in the movie which were freq by Patrick K Kroupa and Corrupt, plus
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by hexonexxon 13y ago
They do move around, and are typically arrested and ticketed by police for doing so. If you were to move to a suburban area a resident would complain about the hobo pushing a shopping cart and squatting in the woods so you would find yourse
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by hexonexxon 13y ago
You can buy a new dota key for around 2 euros if you get stuck in that pool. Jealous noobs are also flagging really good players to get rid of them too, plenty of threads on people who got stuck in the low priority pool for being too good.
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by hexonexxon 13y ago
You can rent miners on the bitcoin network to use their pooled hashrate to break passwords, same with moxie's service cloudcracker.com
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by hexonexxon 13y ago
People often sell master keys on ebay and other sites and upload photos of the key. http://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2012/10/master_keys.ht...
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by hexonexxon 13y ago
No hackers the movie? No zerocool? No emmanuel goldstein on his rollerblades in that terribad NYC nightclub (which sort of actually did exist).
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by hexonexxon 13y ago
The extreme poor area I lived in was also full of drug addicts who spent all night going through trash bins and cleaning out anything of value to support their habit, so if your plan is to mine for recycled bottles and cans to return then y

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