kuraudo

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by kuraudo 4y ago
I heard from a security friend that their sentinel one endpoint detection got popped and the hacker posted screenshots of thousands of unaddressed security alerts in the dashboard. Can anyone confirm? I'm still looking for the proof.
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by kuraudo 4y ago
History shows that so-called radicals, if allowed to say what they really think, will end up taking over.
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by kuraudo 4y ago
As long as you allow so-called extremists to speak, they will get their message out there and will convert more people to their politics.
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by kuraudo 4y ago
Musk's purported reason for buying Twitter was because he wants it to be an outlet for free speech. In his words (well paraphrased), he was calling it the new town square of democracy. Instead of building his own, he bought it.
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by kuraudo 4y ago
The whole point is that less people will be banned. I'm hoping that the only people that are ever banned are those posting pornography or violating us laws.
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by kuraudo 4y ago
The exposing of the cheating didn't help.
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by kuraudo 4y ago
I'm increasingly loathe to hire a new college grad for enterprise software positions due to four years of terrible instruction that we have to deplorable. What are they even learning in modern day institutions? Meanwhile, I have zero q
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by kuraudo 4y ago
As the linked Twitter thread implies, I don't even look at degrees when I do my hiring. I hear that, in the security industry, it's even worse where people with degreed are discriminated against for being filled with worthless an
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by kuraudo 5y ago
The combat is simpler overall, but weapon choice massively impacts playstyle thus giving it more variety. Whereas breath of the wild encouraged you to try new weapons by breaking them after use, elden ring (like all "soulsborne"
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by kuraudo 5y ago
Still waiting for the war crimes tribunal for the American military + Bush and friends.
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by kuraudo 5y ago
I don't think anyone has ever said that. Even people who enjoy rt understands who funds it.
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by kuraudo 5y ago
Biological; nuland admitted that the US did fund those labs and that they did deal with dangerous viruses, but that they weren't for biological warfare. Either way, the charge has a lot more weight since the us funded labs exist. Biol
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by kuraudo 5y ago
Russian/orthodox world perspective: whether the west likes it or not, ukraine's illegal coup government went out of its way to oppress Russians all over the country. Azov was on a campaign of war crimes against the east long befor
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by kuraudo 5y ago
The US doesn't have the best track record either(read the worst), but I'd rather them have a "we will not support any belligerent at war" instead of picking a side policy.
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by kuraudo 5y ago
Just pointing this out since the violent war criminal running Ukraine is giving out guns to men women and children now (and even prisoners), you don't qualify as a civilian if you shoot back. The only reason Ukraine hasn't alrea
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by kuraudo 5y ago
We did this for russia for the Syrian defense from isis by geolocating terrorists based on the pictures they'd release. Still proud of my contributions. Anyway, I agree with the assessment.
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by kuraudo 5y ago
Ukraine became the aggressor when it tried to join a hostile military alliance that Russia is not allowed to join right on russias border. That people attempt to justify this as Ukraines unassailable right shows you the sheer power of weste
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by kuraudo 5y ago
"Putin is crazy." 8 years of warning that he will do a thing if a red line is crossed and he does it? The jingoism permeating the west is the crazy thing. People are swallowing propaganda whole and blindly repeating talking point
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by kuraudo 5y ago
Citation needed. You sound like you've consumed a bit too much western propaganda. We should be smarter than this here.
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by kuraudo 5y ago
That's what makes it worse: they added an animation knowing full well it wasn't real. I have been disgusted with the level of propaganda coming out of Ukraine that people are blindly accepting. We have been told for years to exp
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by kuraudo 5y ago
We were helping Russian mod organize strikes against isis in Syria by geolocating terrorist photos with Google maps: they were at least using that for interface with civilian spotters.
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by kuraudo 5y ago
When I think of the rank hypocrisy that is used to justify decisions like these, it makes me glad that I don't work on these teams.
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by kuraudo 5y ago
Foreigner or us national, all news sourced ultimately serve the interests of their owners.
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by kuraudo 5y ago
The only ones outn of touch are the people surprised by this. She, her party, and even the Republicans across the aisle are always perfectly sympatico with the wishes of their mostly identical donors.
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by kuraudo 5y ago
Welcome to "democracy," where college studies show that only the rich and powerful ever get what they want while the normal citizen is continuously shafted in new and exciting ways.
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by kuraudo 5y ago
That's complete nonsense. If covid wasn't as deadly as we have been reliably informed, then they would not be forcing us to go through these otherwise-draconian and insane mandates or lockdowns.
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by kuraudo 5y ago
I was going to say the same thing here. It amazes me that the company I always assumed was massive, slow, and bloated actually moves at the speed of light compared to op's acquiring company.
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by kuraudo 5y ago
This epidemic of "No, ..." titles needs to be cured.
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by kuraudo 5y ago
As I understand it, hijacking the update backdoor already occurred with the solar winds hack.
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by kuraudo 5y ago
Hard disagree; early Something Awful was hilarious and it was mostly becuase Lowtax was more involved with front page posts.; I'm still chuckling just remembering some of those posts.

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