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Trabisnikof posted:pretty great timeline considering game devs the factorio devs are constantly working on it and posting updates about changes and stuff. its pretty cool.
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https://twitter.com/mikko/status/890369297863909378 (co-founder of BTC-e exchange was arrested for money laundering today)
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vOv posted:yeah their dev blog makes them seem like some of the most competent game devs ever, especially consider that it started off like a $20k kickstarter So they're better than the binding of isaac devs. https://twitter.com/tyronerodriguez/status/667441957644468230
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the lead Factorio dev has a background from making enterprise .NET software.
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Carbon dioxide posted:So they're better than the binding of isaac devs.
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there's a windows bug bounty program now https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/msrc/2017/07/26/announcing-the-windows-bounty-program/
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anthonypants posted:the binding of isaac devs couldn't be bothered to include controller support in the original pc port for years, and told people to use joy2key instead iirc flash didnt support it
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iirc Flash crashed half the time when they tried to open the Binding of Isaac project because it was so big
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FCKGW posted:https://twitter.com/mikko/status/890369297863909378 this is great news for me because for some reason I decided to keep my fraction of a bitcoin on this sketchy Russian piece of poo poo site which seems to be closed now
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burying the lede: quote:The second method of operation spotted by the Dark Web community involves so-called "locktime" files that were downloaded from the Hansa Market before Dutch authorities shut it down on July 20. I wonder if the image URL was unique so they could tie IP addresses to usernames.
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Maximum Leader posted:this is great news for me because for some reason I decided to keep my fraction of a bitcoin on this sketchy Russian piece of poo poo site which seems to be closed now Suck it. .... I left my "pocket change" in gox. 7btc, my gox coins would have been worth a lot now.
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Shifty Pony posted:burying the lede: lomarf, owned
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https://blogs.windows.com/windowsex...zIgTr7LgxF1Y.97 Since I am sure its been posted before, Microsoft is EOLing EMET next year. They plan on building the features in to the OS with the Application Guard toolkit as part of Defender which is good, having to inject the emet.dll in to each process you want to configure was necessary but sketchy and I'm glad they have something native now. Manageability is a bit of a clusterfuck where SEHOP options seem to be controlled by some bullshit bitmask value you define through a GPO, and if you manage SEHOP through GPO then you also have to do DEP there or it will override App Guard. I'm going off what I can see on the preview screenshots and the documentation and it looks like they're missing stuff that should be managed centrally through AppGuard same as it was in EMET. A number of the process-based mitigations are now gone and replaced by an opt-in only control flow guard mitigation which is loving stupid considering this is a company that prides itself on maintaining backwards compatibility for legacy software. Good luck getting devs to compile with the right flags for once, Microsoft. gently caress you your poo poo is garbage.
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yoloer420 posted:Suck it. don't worry you would have lost them a different way long before now
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yeah, that's how I console myself about the ones I mined back when people did it on CPUs
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:https://blogs.windows.com/windowsex...zIgTr7LgxF1Y.97
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https://twitter.com/kaepora/status/890640307729047552 glass houses, etc
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NYTimes: Wells Fargo Accidentally Releases Trove of Data on Wealthy Clientsquote:When a lawyer for Gary Sinderbrand, a former Wells Fargo employee, subpoenaed the bank as part of a defamation lawsuit against a bank employee, he and Mr. Sinderbrand expected to receive a selection of emails and documents related to the case. But what landed in Mr. Sinderbrand’s hands on July 8 went far beyond what his lawyer had asked for: Wells Fargo had turned over — by accident, according to the bank’s lawyer — a vast trove of confidential information about tens of thousands of the bank’s wealthiest clients. The 1.4 gigabytes of files that Wells Fargo’s lawyer sent included copious spreadsheets with customers’ names and Social Security numbers, paired with financial details like the size of their investment portfolios and the fees the bank charged them. Most are customers of Wells Fargo Advisors, the arm of the bank that caters to high-net-worth investors. By Mr. Sinderbrand’s estimate, he has financial information for at least 50,000 individual customers. They will probably face no consequence and probably cant quantify the loss internally
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lmao they probably have to pay by the mb for that to be processed as well
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fivehead posted:NYTimes: Wells Fargo Accidentally Releases Trove of Data on Wealthy Clients lol. how is it even possible to get that information out of their system?
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Shaggar posted:lol. how is it even possible to get that information out of their system? Indiscriminate digital copy of emails in whatever time period in response to discovery request, attachments intact.
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this is going to keep happening until companies of all type face financial and legal penalties for hilariously bad security
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duTrieux. posted:this is going to keep happening until companies of all type face financial and legal penalties for hilariously bad security yea i think it will keep happening forever too
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guns are p dumb
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James Baud posted:Indiscriminate digital copy of emails in whatever time period in response to discovery request, attachments intact. welcome to working with law firms, hence: Powerful Two-Hander posted:lmao they probably have to pay by the mb for that to be processed as well one of our legal team asked me today if i knew who could help him burn all his personal emails to a disc as he was leaving the company, i said "uhhhh no way am i touching that, but maybe go talk to that guy over there" probably should have reported him to info security to see them try to out legal a lawyer
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my email was subpoenaed by Microsoft once and I greatly enjoyed the idea of someone being paid by the hour to sift through my complaints about cafeteria food and weekend movie plans
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there is an EU law coming in called GDPR that includes right to be forgotten and stuff and it is going to gently caress. poo poo. up. because good luck finding which of your 100 old rear end hosed up document stores with 800Pb of data has my personal information in it when i vindictively pull that on you when i leave. edit: gently caress this just reminded me that legal used to .pst peoples entire mailboxes and dump them on a shared drive when they left lol
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lol right to be forgotten more like incentive to have people spitefully rehost everything possible
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:there is an EU law coming in called GDPR that includes right to be forgotten and stuff and it is going to gently caress. poo poo. up. because good luck finding which of your 100 old rear end hosed up document stores with 800Pb of data has my personal information in it when i vindictively pull that on you when i leave. "Our acceptable use policy does not allow for personal use of company resources, therefore any content related to you in our system is company property. "
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Shaggar posted:"Our acceptable use policy does not allow for personal use of company resources, therefore any content related to you in our system is company property. " "Your company property is not allowed to reference me. Please provide me with proof you've removed my contact information from all your systems."
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Shaggar posted:"Our acceptable use policy does not allow for personal use of company resources, therefore any content related to you in our system is company property. "
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How would that work with things like payroll records where I have to keep them for years?
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thebigcow posted:How would that work with things like payroll records where I have to keep them for years? nobody knows!
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thebigcow posted:How would that work with things like payroll records where I have to keep them for years?
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