You can skip the splash screen by running the following in the JS console: $('#TB_window').hide() $('#TB_overlay').hide()
you geeks. just refresh the page and press ESC when it's just starting to load.
Cameras Catch Mystery Break-In at Whistleblower’s Law Firm
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#42This is what you would call "evidence feast".
Often planted evidence is made such that it raises no doubt that other party is guilty that it's also blatantly obvious that it's suspect.
What's the tripping point for me? being reported only by fox news. even in the interview quotes they say "obama administration"...
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#43You can skip the splash screen by running the following in the JS console: $('#TB_window').hide() $('#TB_overlay').hide()
Ha! I love this! All the hackers faced with the 'register' wall. I dont consider myself a hacker, rather a game dev but I felt like a hacker just using firebug to delete the offending divs
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#44This story seems to heavily imply that the government authorised somebody to break into the firm and steal the data relating to the whistleblower's case. That strikes me as highly unlikely. This entire story seems like the ultimate in yellow journalism. Maybe we should wait and see if the thief gets caught before we jump the gun and claim it's a conspiracy.
> This story seems to heavily imply that the government authorised somebody to break into the firm and steal the data relating to the whistleblower's case. That strikes me as highly unlikely Chances are, it was. Just look for the agency with the most interest in their documents. Do you have a better hypothesis?
> Just look for the agency with the most interest in their documents.
Maybe it would have been done by a group interested in having it look like the government was trying to steal data relating to this whistleblower case? Even weirder things than that have happened IRL.
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#46You can skip the splash screen by running the following in the JS console: $('#TB_window').hide() $('#TB_overlay').hide()
You can also right click in Chrome or Safari and hit inspect element. It's not hard to figure out which nodes to \backspace from there.
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#48You can skip the splash screen by running the following in the JS console: $('#TB_window').hide() $('#TB_overlay').hide()
Ha. I did the same thing before I read the comments.
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#49You can skip the splash screen by running the following in the JS console: $('#TB_window').hide() $('#TB_overlay').hide()
If you are using Safari, just hit the "Reader" button, and the story comes up above the splash screen.
This is also a good way to get around unusable "designed for iPad" interfaces when browsing on your iPad.
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#50You can skip the splash screen by running the following in the JS console: $('#TB_window').hide() $('#TB_overlay').hide()
I am not as smart as you guys. I just added:
?page=0,0
to the end of any URL on that site. I guess I am more of a trouble shooter than a hacker. Glad to see other ways of doing the same thing.