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  1. Re: It's not their job to police their customers on Uncooperative Russian ISP Prevents Cisco From Shutting Down Cybercriminal Gang · · Score: 1

    In Russian courts. Good luck with that.

    Have those researchers ever tried to contact Roscompozor?

  2. That wouldn't work on In Kazakhstan, the Internet Backdoors You (csoonline.com) · · Score: 1

    That resembles a very old joke: "Hello! I'm a very silly virus: my author is a fool and had made me impotent. Please copy me to all your friends manually to allow me to spread."

  3. We're just making our small business... on ISIS's Hunt For a Bogus Superweapon · · Score: 1

    We're just making our small business by pulling money from these idiots and their sponsors.
    Possibly you know, previously we offered Lapis Philosophorum.

  4. Dear colleagues! on 81% of Tor Users Can Be De-anonymized By Analysing Router Information · · Score: 1

    We do that for years with just a requirement for all ISPs to keep netflow data for 3 years.

    Best regards,
    The FSB.

  5. Re:May I suggest on No More Lee-Enfield: Canada's Rangers To Get a Tech Upgrade · · Score: 1

    For the Canadian climate, I'd suggest something designed and tested to work in similar conditions... What could that be? Hmmm... AKM + RPK + SVD?

  6. Re:MAD on US Revamping Its Nuclear Arsenal · · Score: 1

    WW3 is the economical war. And US is about to lose it...

  7. US is making the same mistake... on US Revamping Its Nuclear Arsenal · · Score: 1

    ... that Russia (at that time, USSR) made in 1980ies. The result is predictable.

  8. Re:Not for deaf/hard of hearing... on Unintended Consequences For Traffic Safety Feature · · Score: 1

    We have such coundown for years, and the solution is very simple: both sections are made of dual-color LEDs. In "red" mode, it shows the "standing man" in the upper section and countdown (seconds) in the lower. In the "green" mode, it shows the "walking man" in the lower section with countdown in the upper, together with beeping sound: "beeeep... beeeeep... beeeeep..." while the green signal lights up, and "beep-beep, beep-beep, beep-beep" when it flashes. Beeps are multi-tonal (lower frequensy is 300...350Hz), so everyone can hear it.