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spdgg
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About spdgg
Topics I'm curious about: privacy, anonymity, obfuscation, red teaming tools, forensics
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Comment #43122723
Farming changed radically after the 1950s, so pretty recently. It's pretty reasonable to believe it will. If you've been anywhere near mega livestock operations of any kind then yo…
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Comment #43022926
If the anecdotes are not matching up with the data maybe the data is not measured right. Economics is not a science. Given that for profit media is already tightly coupled with the…
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Comment #43022439
Those economic gains are not felt by a majority of the population. That was clear by the election, and would be clear to you if you stepped out of your own echo chamber. Nobody wan…
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Comment #43021343
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Comment #42994366
The security concerns are addressed in the article. The answer to your question is in there, and your comment is easily interpreted as the same reflexive outrage you think others a…
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Comment #42980220
>There are many recipes online There are, and when I search I am overwhelmed by blog spam that does not describe it as simply as you. For those curious like me, can you point to a …
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Comment #42969091
Uniparty probably references the fact that D and R parties have maintained a status quo and only differentiate themselves through inconsequential arguments. Kleptocracy in the way …
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Comment #42969013
Much of Trump's voter base derives from people who distrust the "news". I don't blame them, and those folks would be just as quick to point out the ignorance of DNC voters, a party…
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Comment #41255218
I find it funny that the safety standards are for the drivers, not everyone around them. Small trucks = not safe Massive modern trucks killing cyclists and pedestrians = very safe!…
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Comment #40929755
There's an alternative explanation. MSFT and the intelligence community were both aware of the flaw and keeping it's existence. Unfortunately, it was weaponized against them (as ca…
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Comment #40672784
Sounds like the vulnerability was one within AD FS and that exposed the private key, making golden SAML possible.
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Comment #40654053
Assuming that small percentage were most of the arable farmland in Cambodia, would it make more sense? That is to say, if you were misled to believe the impact was smaller than rea…
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Comment #40652686
While not fresh on the specifics of this controversy, my implicit understanding through Manufacturing Consent was that the Cambodian genocide was more likely a consequence of the U…
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Comment #39944639
Eh, there are plenty of areas of the northeast that are affected much differently by these events than where you are. For example, Vermont has had multiple catastrophic floods in m…
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Comment #39425768
> good bedtime stories May I suggest this? https://garethhinds.com/wp/the-odyssey/ Excellent graphic novel adaptation. The gore is mostly a set of a dozen pages towards the end, wh…
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Comment #38499663
I believe it is $200 for the window motor replacement. The most help I could ask for would be food. If I can get help with food it will free up what I have to address the other stu…
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Comment #38498660
Hi Alexander, Thank you for doing this. I work in cybersecurity for state government. Last year I got divorced. Between rent, food, childcare, and meager wages I barely have enough…
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Comment #37571471
> Yeah, he was also a rich guy born with a silver spoon, who never faced any actual adversity in life, and so spent his time fetishizing those who do, while LARPing as one of them …