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ssklash

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About ssklash

https://www.solomonsklash.io/

Recent public activity

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    Comment #43718475

    You think a country of 1.4 billion people is utterly incapable of metallurgy, simply because some of their products are intentionally designed as cheaply as possible, to be sold on…

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    Comment #43588577

    So 1 country down, 193 to go? Threatening the entire world with a financial meltdown is not a bluff, or in any way a reasonable thing to do. It's tantamount to a declaration of war…

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    Comment #43065723

    How many of those CEOs did Nazi salute at a US president's inauguration?

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    Comment #43055666

    It's about not supporting a company whose CEO is a Nazi. OP knows nothing bad will happen, and I suspect you know it too.

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    Comment #42911745

    It's not insane at all. It is the entirety of their business model, so it makes sense that they will do everything possible to keep that sweet surveillance cash flowing.

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    Comment #42893569

    In what world is a massively profitable company paying almost nothing in taxes polarizing?

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    Comment #42626141

    Can you take your very thinly-veiled racism apology elsewhere?

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    Comment #42626119

    I'm not sure why you think your personal opinions about mentioning that a well-known racist was in fact a well-known racist matter, and why you think you have some sort of say in a…

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    Comment #42511223

    I agree, returning legit banners on common ports is likely to get you looked at more rather than less, since most tools are not accounting for situations where every single port is…

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    Comment #42445459

    Notably this only works on internal networks that rely on ARP at layer 2.

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    Comment #42311920

    I read just recently that they no longer even recommend the Milwaukee Protocol, as it's not been shown to have any significant effect.

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    Comment #42207885

    I look forward to James Kettle's yearly research results, he's the most incredible appsec researcher I know of.

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    Comment #42111675

    Come on man, this is hacker news! Because you can is always an acceptable answer!

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    Comment #42111671

    The resulting laptop did have Linux installed, it's right there in the screenshot. The point of the post is showing how the modular nature of Framework boards can be used in all so…

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    Comment #42092758

    I'm afraid that in this country that the desire to convict and see justice/retribution served on perpetrators is much stronger than the fear of convicting and even executing innoce…

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    Comment #42089616

    GrapheneOS implements basically this as a security feature against non-persistent malware, and I think it's a great idea that all phones should do. Graphene has your phone reboot a…

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    Comment #41854674

    I agree, and it seems like such a commonsense (and proven!) approach that I can't help but think any opposition is simply from super wealthy people themselves or those they've mana…

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