so I'm so confused, your honor. there is this thing of radio pipes, right? but you can hide pipes inside of pipes, so you are running poo inside of drinking water? but it's drugs instead of poo? and they are stuffing fake money in with the poo, except it runs the other way? and it's all hidden so we can't see it, except bad guys can, and sometimes the cops? except it wasn't really there?
you got any booze in that desk? I need a big swallow...
obviously, this will be big among executive offices, saves time trying every password they have used in the past 20 years to watch videos during phone conferences.
let's review the evidence. biggest Bitecon shop rifled and shut down broke a year ago. last week, the next biggest Bitecon shop was hit for something around $5 million in Bitecon. TV hosts wave around a new wallet on the air and it's emptied before the videotape rolls on the story.
and somebody wants to run VOTES over this leaky scam system? almost as bad at the Supreme Court allowing billionnaires to buy all the elections they want.
almost all the telcos have stopped leasing the software on their digital voice switches that reads the click=k=k=k=k=k=k=k of the dial. for that matter, you never hear the zzzziiipppppp-tk-tk-tk-tk-tk of rotary contactors that were the CO side of that dial phone (or the clank-k-k-k-THUNK of the crossbar switch.)
I can see a hundred little bots fouling up your house with this IofT nonsense. one release, no upgrade path, no thought of security built-in, sell 'em and run. I have several candidates, and there is NOT going to be any RJ45 or wifi permissions for them. period.
(1) it's a crap phone, and we've all got phones that make the Fire look like 1982.
(2) it's a pushback against "we will be your only store, your company store, and in fact we will put an agent in bed with you to make sure you never think of another supplier for anything."
"Alright, let's get this party started. Lot Number One... a pallet cube... we have a jumble of some sort of boxes of geegaw stuff, half have power cords. there are no manuals or labelling on the devices. let's start bidding at a dollar... one dollar dollar dollar, lot 1... still one dollar... do I hear 50 cents?"
there is always a next time for hackers, and they learn each time they get in. moral: disconnect from the web. VT102 terminals would make a dandy airgap, but they won't run the manglement crap.
12-gauge shotgun with modified choke ought to take out the plastic birds
"he did it! he did it!" yeah, they're taught that song at birth.
>> Microsoft says there's no evidence these flaws have been successfully exploited.
and just how the hell did you get in here?
I think these guys are the "real killers" too
at what point do they trot out Vinnie and Butch before the strongmen get rushed into the Witness Protection System? this looks like the eMafia.
so I'm so confused, your honor. there is this thing of radio pipes, right? but you can hide pipes inside of pipes, so you are running poo inside of drinking water? but it's drugs instead of poo? and they are stuffing fake money in with the poo, except it runs the other way? and it's all hidden so we can't see it, except bad guys can, and sometimes the cops? except it wasn't really there?
you got any booze in that desk? I need a big swallow...
obviously, this will be big among executive offices, saves time trying every password they have used in the past 20 years to watch videos during phone conferences.
let's review the evidence. biggest Bitecon shop rifled and shut down broke a year ago. last week, the next biggest Bitecon shop was hit for something around $5 million in Bitecon. TV hosts wave around a new wallet on the air and it's emptied before the videotape rolls on the story.
and somebody wants to run VOTES over this leaky scam system? almost as bad at the Supreme Court allowing billionnaires to buy all the elections they want.
almost all the telcos have stopped leasing the software on their digital voice switches that reads the click=k=k=k=k=k=k=k of the dial. for that matter, you never hear the zzzziiipppppp-tk-tk-tk-tk-tk of rotary contactors that were the CO side of that dial phone (or the clank-k-k-k-THUNK of the crossbar switch.)
I can see a hundred little bots fouling up your house with this IofT nonsense. one release, no upgrade path, no thought of security built-in, sell 'em and run. I have several candidates, and there is NOT going to be any RJ45 or wifi permissions for them. period.
interesting concept, much bandied about, herded for food, etc.
(1) it's a crap phone, and we've all got phones that make the Fire look like 1982.
(2) it's a pushback against "we will be your only store, your company store, and in fact we will put an agent in bed with you to make sure you never think of another supplier for anything."
bonfire.
then they are capable of bankruptcy and the modern gulag. Russian business is ebb and flow like that.
use SNAP headers or similar to handle billing, etc. but you know, it just looks like providers want every drop of the gravy themselves.
frickin weasels at Twitter... should be blocking and reporting them, but block is OK for now.
and exhaling is prohibited.
can't have that. they might be put in the wrong order against rules.
"Alright, let's get this party started. Lot Number One... a pallet cube... we have a jumble of some sort of boxes of geegaw stuff, half have power cords. there are no manuals or labelling on the devices. let's start bidding at a dollar... one dollar dollar dollar, lot 1... still one dollar... do I hear 50 cents?"
one they didn't originate...
meh, they might as well be sitting in Shenzen making Chinese copies of Korean stuff, it's all relabelling.
the high and mighty keep doing evil shit until they start landing on the bottom bunk under Bubba in an overcrowded jail.
there is always a next time for hackers, and they learn each time they get in. moral: disconnect from the web. VT102 terminals would make a dandy airgap, but they won't run the manglement crap.
seems like a no-brainer. punish weasels.