How about someone develop benign virus that spreads easily, then browses everywhere similar to a spider or crawler and resets it's own cookies (and/or built in creds for various data gathering sites), frequently. With a relatively low CPU and network footprint, a big enough botnet doing just this would make just about all data collection pointless, as the SNR would become problematic.
Also RE Modern DNA contamination... I am certainly no expert, but chemical means are used to copy and 'amplify' weak or degraded DNA, both in this and in 'DNA forensics'. Regardless of 10000 years of piss in the corner of the cave, one modern skin cell floating in the air and landing in the sample will get amplified as much or more as the target sample. The replication and amplification process is not discriminatory IIRC.
If you are really paranoid, you can use whonix, which puts a vm in a vm, piping everything through tor and preventing just about any leak of IP information or exposure of OS exploits.
I do. Encrypt and backup your wallet.dat file. When you restore it, even if it is old, you can rescan the block chain and have all your funds. Except for transfers, why hand your entire wallet to someone? Would you do that on the subway, or in walmart?
It is a real shame criminals broke your door in and stole some stuff. However, we recommend leaving your door broken, as it allows us (the good guys, just trust us), to look around and make sure everything is oka and keep an aye on the criminals activity.
The interesting question to me is will one of the 'alt' coins break out if BC crashes. All the other coins values seem to follow BC. I currently mine litecoin for giggles. I have good GPUs and my energy costs are negligible, so I don't have to worry on that end.
The other posters are correct though in that we need more places accepting BC. Namecheap is accepting BC, and if I make enough litecoins I will trade and apply it to my hosting bills.
Getty Images had about $945 million in revenue last year, according to a March credit report by Moody's. That's up from $857.6 million in 2007, the last full year in which the company reported financial results.
That is 2008....do you think they really care about part of 1.2 million? Do you think it will change attitudes and behaviors?
I work for a repair shop and we just had a person get hit. They were having issues with the windows 8.1 update (it killed their wifi). The actually called (who they said was) microsoft. In the middle of phone tag for that, the scam call came in and they thought it was the support people they called.
Boom goes the dynamite. Whoever this tech was had them get on one of their old XP machines, and then proceeded to guide them into bricking it.
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Because fuck you, that's why.
It's like dark matter and dark energy. The observations say it should be there but we can't prove it.
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Because fuck you^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^Hterrorists, that's why.
How about someone develop benign virus that spreads easily, then browses everywhere similar to a spider or crawler and resets it's own cookies (and/or built in creds for various data gathering sites), frequently. With a relatively low CPU and network footprint, a big enough botnet doing just this would make just about all data collection pointless, as the SNR would become problematic.
That Obama would condemn and stop being ambivalent, but I suppose letting them stew is enough.
Winners never quit, quitters never win. Those who never quit -and- never win are idiots.
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You could have replied and used ad-hominem, you lazy lout.
Also RE Modern DNA contamination... I am certainly no expert, but chemical means are used to copy and 'amplify' weak or degraded DNA, both in this and in 'DNA forensics'. Regardless of 10000 years of piss in the corner of the cave, one modern skin cell floating in the air and landing in the sample will get amplified as much or more as the target sample. The replication and amplification process is not discriminatory IIRC.
A: Quit.
Since it is physics, perhaps we could trust it better if it was 'LaForged'.
1. This technology
2.Silk Road 2
3.?????
4. PROFIT!
We'll never go.
If you are really paranoid, you can use whonix, which puts a vm in a vm, piping everything through tor and preventing just about any leak of IP information or exposure of OS exploits.
I do. Encrypt and backup your wallet.dat file. When you restore it, even if it is old, you can rescan the block chain and have all your funds. Except for transfers, why hand your entire wallet to someone? Would you do that on the subway, or in walmart?
This is why you should use free software from a reputable source, such as Debian GNU/Linux.
Like sourceforge? /sarcasm
Are we forgetting enviro-bear 2000? http://www.enviro-bear.com/
It is a real shame criminals broke your door in and stole some stuff. However, we recommend leaving your door broken, as it allows us (the good guys, just trust us), to look around and make sure everything is oka and keep an aye on the criminals activity.
The DHS official, when done denying entry said to her, "Sorry, eh."
Dupe much?
The other posters are correct though in that we need more places accepting BC. Namecheap is accepting BC, and if I make enough litecoins I will trade and apply it to my hosting bills.
I won't turn a brown eye to this. Sphincter.
Getty Images had about $945 million in revenue last year, according to a March credit report by Moody's. That's up from $857.6 million in 2007, the last full year in which the company reported financial results.
That is 2008....do you think they really care about part of 1.2 million? Do you think it will change attitudes and behaviors?
Boom goes the dynamite. Whoever this tech was had them get on one of their old XP machines, and then proceeded to guide them into bricking it.