Soviet Russia and modern-day China are always going to be the "invisible giants" of pollution and GHG emission. Nobody will ever know just how much they released or are releasing, other than "It's A LOT."
To NOT assume that Skype is insecure and potentially backdoored would be asinine. Same for any closed-source application and/or black-box networking protocol.
That's what all the pilots have said. Maybe it's a huge conspiracy among pilots to take down the handheld laser industry, honestly I wouldn't know. But the FBI and FAA seem to be taking it pretty seriously:
The pilots can't see anything out the windows (and maybe not even in the cockpit) while the laser is being fired at the plane. But no plane crash has resulted from this yet. You want to keep trying that luck?
You can be an inconsiderate idiot and a de-facto supervillain at the same time. Perfect example: A moron pointing a laser at an aircraft, putting hundreds of lives at risk, oblivious to the danger he's creating.
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Soviet Russia and modern-day China are always going to be the "invisible giants" of pollution and GHG emission. Nobody will ever know just how much they released or are releasing, other than "It's A LOT."
The trolls on this site often link to an exploded manhole, they've just been trying to warn us all this time!
Probably in Levictus
I honestly wouldn't be surprised if that was in there.
That only makes the being worse IMO. Better to fail at omnipotence than benevolence.
Maybe this explains why my Analtech chromatography plates keep getting delayed!
Obviously not, since they built that huge new data center in Utah.
To NOT assume that Skype is insecure and potentially backdoored would be asinine. Same for any closed-source application and/or black-box networking protocol.
You think they don't look in your packages? Packaging usually only blocks certain wavelengths of light...there are many other ways you know.
Both are equally troublesome. You can get cars without TPMS too.
Pedobear set up us the bomb, double rainbow. U jelly? Over.
You can bet there were. The PATRIOT act was some control freak's fap fodder, sitting in a desk, ready for just such an opportunity.
Because in a world where toy computers are the most popular, who do you think will want to attend a key-signing party?
It's possible the AC IP records are only held in the server's RAM and are hashed & salted...that's how I'd set it up if I were running Slashdot.
See: Nadim Kobeissi
That's what all the pilots have said. Maybe it's a huge conspiracy among pilots to take down the handheld laser industry, honestly I wouldn't know. But the FBI and FAA seem to be taking it pretty seriously:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K9pO9AgrzAc
The pilots can't see anything out the windows (and maybe not even in the cockpit) while the laser is being fired at the plane. But no plane crash has resulted from this yet. You want to keep trying that luck?
You can be an inconsiderate idiot and a de-facto supervillain at the same time. Perfect example: A moron pointing a laser at an aircraft, putting hundreds of lives at risk, oblivious to the danger he's creating.
This guy got off very light IMO. Isn't the penalty in the US for participating in a DDoS attack 10 years?
A pile of trees...so like a very large bundle of sticks?
Lethal Eliminator mode engaged, trigger unlocked.
This is really gonna rile up the shit-disturbers at Defense Distributed. I bet their next video will have a crowd of mannequins for targets.
Nope, this computer's going to find more sources of fossil carbon, yaaaay. :-(
The execs of DeBeers can't travel to the US for this reason IIRC.
Presupposes that low-level IT guy can afford a honeymoon in Paris and get a real meatspace wife :-P
Yeah if they weren't it would be just like the last decade or so of HSBC existing. Nobody would be safe in their own homes.