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ideophobia
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Comment #25876636
I would hate this for a number of reasons: 1. You say its not about competing against each other, but I can't fathom how else most people would interpret it. Imagine going to a pan…
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Comment #25543468
What would you consider the IRA to be in lieu of anti-government? I don't think I said the IRA were a militia, I drew a conclusion that this incident, which I speculate as being ti…
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Comment #25543324
First, this isn't an analysis as much as it is pointless speculation on a Y Combinator message board. I already listed some things that stood out to me in another comment. I call o…
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Comment #25543260
Yep metcalf is why I'm making the leaps here. Also because metcalf is only one of dozens of similar events that occured throughout the US in the past 8-10 years or so, all similarl…
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Comment #25541431
Yea when I first saw the coverage my immediate assumption was a crazy anti-5g person. But reading accounts of the events leading up to the explosion made it sound too well executed…
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Comment #25541127
Purely my opinion and speculation here, but I'd say the things that stick out to me are the timing and avoidance of random casualties for one. This is a hallmark used by the IRA an…
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Comment #25541078
https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/national-digest-whit...
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Comment #25541071
I saw a bunch of headlines recently that said the FBI had decrypted one of the popular secure messaging apps (telegram or signal maybe?), which, bizarrely enough, fits my narrative…
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Comment #25541035
Considering the FBI recently foiled a plot by a group who was planning to "take out" parts of the energy grid, it seems likely from my experience that this is another set of people…
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Comment #23770493
I think you're cherry picking here. There were: 16-20 cases handled by the NSF IG's office "regarding the disclosure of foreign ties" since 2018. "They were considered rule violati…
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Comment #23770030
According to the DOJ press release from January, "under the terms of Lieber’s three-year Thousand Talents contract, WUT paid Lieber $50,000 USD per month, living expenses of up to …
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Comment #23645717
There are so many tools like this popping up, I just wish the creators in this space realized the gap in local implementation. I've worked on numerous teams that would benefit from…
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Comment #23429978
Yea 100% true, I didn't think I suggested otherwise but appreciate the clarification. I only mentioned Trump because he is 1. the current president, and 2. seems to support militar…
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Comment #23429706
Like some others I'm a little skeptical of the budget argument. A lot of the equipment that one would typically see employed for a protest or riot response (riot gear, crowd contro…
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Comment #23173170
Totally agree, which is why I recommended people contact their local Attorney's General if they live in a state or city where one of these are located.
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Comment #23171039
A lot of statements and theories about these camera's from all sorts of directions, but they're just pole cams. LEA's have been using pole cams since before I was born (I'm 34). I …
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Comment #23068990
I had one before that, asking about all member data from a darknet list. It seemed logical that select * from members would be the answer based, but I couldn't get it to accept no …
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Comment #23068856
I literally can't get past the first level and I have no idea why.
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Comment #22873371
A Forbes headline from today reads "Sweden: 22 Scientists Say Coronavirus Strategy Has Failed As Deaths Top 1,000"
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Comment #22429752
I've never heard this argument before. Generally China steals IP because it's faster and cheaper to build something when you can skip years or decades of R&D. I have trouble swallo…
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Comment #21740088
This is just my 2 cents, but you've already identified the flaw in Michael's books. I have an older version but in my opinion they're screenshot heavy with a reliance on step by st…
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Comment #20061109
I 100% agree. I don't need a Medium alternative that let's me write blog posts from a cloud hosted Python IDE using a color-coded braille keyboard. I just want an efficient editor,…
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Comment #19930827
First, I think the downvote issue is more you making several statements but not providing supporting evidence, and then challenging people to provide evidence for not agreeing with…
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Comment #19683356
This is probably the most narrow and poorly organized list of security specializations I've ever seen. If you literally just google "cyber security specializations" you will see a …