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graylights

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    Comment #22602139

    "and I want to do it somewhere with a gym and pool"

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    Comment #22400193

    Even if it's just as good, you lose all warranty protections. Also if a counterfeit safety product fails and injures someone, good luck.

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    Comment #22387564

    Would that service be indemnifying the seller from fraud? Or is your assumption that the platform would just make the right call? Probably it's because the platforms don't want to …

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    Comment #22351712

    If you're doing oblivion-dollars damage to someone, why shouldn't you be accountable. Otherwise you're just making society pay the cost.

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    Comment #21810174

    The messages are private communications, would probably require a warrant.

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    Comment #21810020

    It shouldn't be on the customer to investigate every company they deal with. The public will only know when it becomes so bad that these kind of news stories start coming out. If p…

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    Comment #20640173

    Software is only one part. Do you trust your hardware, your people, your supply chain, your physical security. "Truly motivated" can mean extreme resources and willingness to cross…

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    Comment #17948636

    There are a lot of events that make being vegan inconvenient. I value myself by going out and having a good time with friends. Sure I can tell my friends and family to fuck off, bu…

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    Comment #17476743

    UBI is stuck in extremes. Libertarians want to cancel social programs and replace with UBI so individuals determine how to spend their benefits. Socialists want to guarantee everyo…

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    Comment #17476692

    If a person can't take care of themself then a social worker should be the safety net. Adult protective services should step in and emergency assistance could be granted. But peopl…

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    Comment #17262792

    source? She printed it on a work printer. They had a short list of everyone that accessed the file. Microdots were both unnecessary and useless towards finding who did it. https://…

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    Comment #17026206

    Another hint: set -x This will show you the expanded versions of your command.

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    Comment #16426771

    As someone who regularly is late, I disagree. It's all a matter of consequences. I'm never late for a flight because I know it will cost me money. But I run late to work often beca…

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    Comment #16154658

    When the police show up to my door with a search warrant, I tell them to wait outside while I gather the items they ask for. Oh look, no evidence of crimes.

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    Comment #15875089

    This makes no sense as a cost reduction. Amazon drivers in my area don't even come to my door. Let alone knock. With this they want their drivers to: 1. Come to door 2. Knock 3. Wa…

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    Comment #15144871

    Sounds like a case of survivors bias. Cars totaled in accidents likely bring down the average.

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    Comment #10935700

    Great, I've just discovered the 50th mersenne prime, M50. Decompression takes a lot of time.

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    Comment #9321020

    It could report on small events that are normally not covered to. Further it could customize articles based on readers interests. Have a favorite player? He is now highlighted in y…

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    Comment #8821119

    The bigger issue is that even if you accept the USB2 transfer, you can't make any real conclusions. Was the USB transfer from victim machine to external storage or from attacker ma…

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    Comment #8821086

    "Do note that file creation time in unix requires kernel level access and quite a bit of low level filesystem knowledge to truly forge." Timestamps are a mess on unix. POSIX doesn'…

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    Comment #8364080

    Much easier to implement a custom captive shell (default login shell for user) then to mess with the crypto system.

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    Comment #8230568

    Why would you need to filter an internal IP as a destination IP, routing should handle that. I understand filtering the source address as internal IP because that could be maliciou…

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    Comment #8066773

    The proper answer is to type "rm -rf" otherwise you're risking a stray strike on enter.

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    Comment #8066764

    Not really, a lot of novice unix users are of the habit of removing files with -rf switch. I cringe everytime I see it. The command "rm -rf ~/blue/" is just a single space key from…

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    Comment #8066599

    Not really a solvable problem. You want your machine to have the keys to run scripts but don't want your compromised machine to have the keys to run scripts. The best you can do is…