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F147H34D

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    Comment #30835181

    I had an intel MacBook that was a good fit for doing reverse engineering work on malware. I suppose this method would be kind of a compromise for those that still want to use Mac s…

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    Comment #21922095

    I had a coworker who was having some issues. I chuckled when he had an alias for history | grep when I was checking out his env

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    Comment #21922074

    Did this years ago. I am very thankful I did. It has saved me a few times on cmd syntax. Seems like iptables is the one I always screw up. I recently started migrating the history …

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    Comment #21714886

    Most departments have a motto. LAPD "To project and serve", NYPD "Fidelis Ad Mortem" (Faithful unto death). I worked in a large metro area and I generally got the impression that y…

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    Comment #21714797

    I agree closing cases faster would be seen as favorable.

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    Comment #21714775

    I don't think the police took the wrong approach. It was just fueled by what the suspect said. If he would have went in and said "sorry, I just don't feel comfortable talking to yo…

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    Comment #21713092

    > I haven't adopted a "never talk to the police" vibe, but I seriously think twice about talking to cops for anything that matters. I was a police officer for a good portion of my …

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    Comment #21707030

    Yes, I agree with you on that!

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    Comment #21706454

    OpenText also acquired Guidance Software a few years ago. They make EnCase which is one of the largest digital forensic software tools utilized for investigations.

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    Comment #21701676

    Wish they listed out how many installs.

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    Comment #21695514

    Twilio is making this pretty easy. I just ordered three SIM cards from them that I can provision, to see how it works. Their aim is for these SIMs to be utilized in IoT devices. ht…

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    Comment #21681986

    I didn't know that either. Here's a couple quotes from an article about how Mark ran MtGox: > Beneath it all, some say, Mt. Gox was a disaster in waiting. ... A Tokyo-based softwar…

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    Comment #21673102

    avoiding linking usernames on different sites...

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    Comment #21564361

    > Data collected from your system is temporarily stored locally on your system before being uploaded to a secure cloud environment, which may be physically located in accordance wi…

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    Comment #21425087

    ctrl-z will suspend vim. then just type fg from command prompt to get it back.

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    Comment #21404362

    This is all well documented history. I encourage you to look at the circumstances and conversations in govt that lead to the civil rights act.

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    Comment #21404321

    No. We have the civil rights act of 1964.

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    Comment #21048664

    Right, but possession of those items do not constitute a violation of law. Whereas, the possession of child exploitation material does. No matter the reasoning. I would tread light…

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    Comment #21009005

    You need residency to register a car. Also, if you purchase a car out of state it doesn’t matter. The taxes get levied when you register it.