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neilwillgettoit
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Comment #44534902
https://github.com/ereuter/PyEOT - Eric did a great job breaking down the protocol that was impacted.
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Comment #44534887
I originally reported this to ICS-CERT in 2012. The American Association of Railroads denied, deflected, and dismissed the claims for 13 years until CISA finally agreed with me tha…
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Comment #11230077
Before the switch, 80% of the time I would get the unsolvable ones.
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Comment #11225475
The move to the new reCAPTHA alone has made it a lot more usable for tor users.
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Comment #10714240
That share via email in their demo is just ripe for abuse.
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Comment #10696252
I'd rather not be forced to sign up with twitter.
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Comment #10598280
How is this 'analysis' ?
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Comment #10527438
That's a great point. It's one thing to be able to program it yourself, and another to understand enough to ask the right questions about the code to learn how it works. If they ha…
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Comment #10526482
I think it would be a much more positive indicator if they had chosen to learn the skills necessary to create their product.
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Comment #10526440
I would not take a startup that is outsourcing their development seriously. All of the institutional knowledge of how a product works goes right out the door. If you cannot fix you…
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Comment #10518373
That is a fantastic response.
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Comment #10455752
Replace 'older candidates' with 'candidates who are less likely to sacrifice their work/life balance.' 1. Candidates that demand compensation for sacrificing their work/life balanc…
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Comment #10434489
You don't need a complex guidance package when traditional direction finding and triangulation will produce coordinates that can be used to direct artillery, air strikes, IED, etc.…
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Comment #10429515
higher power. The n900's transmitter was 15nW (1.5e-8 W), which is why it was legal. For a claimed 6km radius, I would assume this is about 3-7W output.
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Comment #10429417
It's just a low power FM station with a raspberry pi in it as a controller. It would be highly illegal to use this device in most modern nations without a license.
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Comment #10428942
This seems like a bad idea. It would make targeting dissent with kinetic means very easy. It's one of the whole reasons that shortwave broadcasts are still around.
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Comment #9969805
http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2015/05/robert-farago/break... It looks like tracking point is closing up shop.
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Comment #9376351
Do you guys dump anonymized link data into https://threatexchange.fb.com/ ?
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Comment #9375947
It is known that you guys do regularly use Webroot to scan links in messages, so it's not a stretch that Recorded Future can be setup on a similar type program. http://www.eweek.co…