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BattleMaster posted:I feel like that's an entirely avoidable situation even if you're green or gullible if you're walking down the sidewalk on the vegas strip, every block you will encounter a click-click-click hooker card person. they will try to push the card in your hand, and they're making eye contact, and they're making a noise. only people from big cities know how to properly ignore this behavior. for folks from the polite parts of america, having to say "no thanks" every 30 seconds while you're just trying to gawk at casinos gets pretty irritating
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Proteus Jones posted:But those are the wrong kind of christian. Our kind will get raptured, not those other, wrong ones. maybe stop while you're
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JewKiller 3000 posted:if you're walking down the sidewalk on the vegas strip, every block you will encounter a click-click-click hooker card person. they will try to push the card in your hand, and they're making eye contact, and they're making a noise. only people from big cities know how to properly ignore this behavior. for folks from the polite parts of america, having to say "no thanks" every 30 seconds while you're just trying to gawk at casinos gets pretty irritating Seriously, the did that poo poo to my wife and I, even going so far as to grab my arm and shove a card in my hand. Like, we're two women, what interest do we have in hiring victims of human trafficking. These guys will literally assault you to get you to take a card.
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BattleMaster posted:I feel like that's an entirely avoidable situation even if you're green or gullible yep however, don't underestimate the number of people who think "what happens in vegas stays in vegas" is a real thing and a good excuse to be terminally stupid
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Aug 1, 2017 06:12
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JewKiller 3000 posted:only people from big cities know how to properly ignore this behavior. people from big cities usually hate Vegas because it has bullshit their big cities don't I've lived in Miami for a decade and love Chicago and love New York and vegas is some bullshit because it's full of amateur dipshits from flyoverstan and designed antagonistically
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Aug 1, 2017 06:36
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chicago is freezing, new york is filthy, vegas is fake but that's the point. try california imho
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Aug 1, 2017 06:53
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JewKiller 3000 posted:chicago is freezing, new york is filthy, vegas is fake but that's the point. try california imho California is full of Californians
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Aug 1, 2017 07:02
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californians are like bees, they won't bother you if you don't bother them. just chill bro, peace however always remember that you need them for your food, so don't get too uppity ok
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Aug 1, 2017 07:15
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vegas is pretty OK to live in if you don't actually live in Vegas, see: Summerlin if you're upper-middle class and old or Henderson west of the Boulder Highway otherwise gently caress north vegas with a rake though!!
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Aug 1, 2017 07:34
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Ciaphas posted:there's no scam at all, just kind of a skeezy way to call attention to a service they can't legally sell thank you everyone who explained, i was thinking it was a little duller than i imagined but i also found out there was not only a place called pahrump but it also has a brothel, which pleases me greatly.
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isnt the scam that if you are dumb enough to call one of those numbers, you will get a visit from a girl, but she won't do anything sexual, just hang around
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Aug 1, 2017 11:59
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i too read catcher in the rye
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lets stick to security stuff and not grody whatever on the vegas strip
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Aug 1, 2017 15:13
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do they hand out cards with USB connectors on them and/or RFID/NFC chips? e: the vegas strip is the most shameful attack vector by far
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Aug 1, 2017 15:19
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do the strippers take bitcoin???
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Aug 1, 2017 15:20
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I did see a bitcoin atm in a seedy smoke shop so maybe?
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Aug 1, 2017 15:54
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my fiber ISP isn't using link encryption so if you plug in directly to their box you also get a copy off all the traffic destined to the other houses on your segment whoopsiedoodles guess nobody noticed because the wan link on everyone's router just drops it
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Aug 1, 2017 18:22
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remember that time a bitcoiner tried to convince camgirls to use bitcoin by pretending to be a camgirl himself and they all saw through it right away
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Aug 1, 2017 18:22
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:my fiber ISP isn't using link encryption so if you plug in directly to their box you also get a copy off all the traffic destined to the other houses on your segment whoopsiedoodles guess nobody noticed because the wan link on everyone's router just drops it
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anthonypants posted:lmao that's a loving hub passive optical networks are how basically all FttH rollouts are done to keep costs down https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passive_optical_network Each ONT should have a unique encryption key and discarding anything coming down the link that isn't destined to it but whooooooops
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Aug 1, 2017 18:26
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:my fiber ISP isn't using link encryption so if you plug in directly to their box you also get a copy off all the traffic destined to the other houses on your segment whoopsiedoodles guess nobody noticed because the wan link on everyone's router just drops it what box and what service are you on about?
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Aug 1, 2017 18:30
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Some whitebox PON ONT, huewai or something. Regional FttH provider
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I sat on there for a few min on Wireshark trying to figure out an IPv6 SLAAC issue and got a huge mess of other people's HTTP and DNS traffic blasted at me
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Aug 1, 2017 18:32
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how is your service delivered? is it IP end-to-end like real GPON or is it VDSL/HFC?
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lol you're probably on VDSL and there's multiple VCs. that would cause a fuckton of spurious traffic. e: i wish i spuriously dead
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cheese-cube posted:how is your service delivered? is it IP end-to-end like real GPON or is it VDSL/HFC? I don't know how I can explain the terms Passive Optical Network or Fiber to the Home any better than I already have but you're an idiot. Anyway, the way all PON rollouts work is that there is a single transceiver that blasts downstream traffic for up to 64 subscribers then each has their own ONT box to push their upstream traffic back. Everyone sees the same downstream light to the ONT but the traffic for your box should be wrapped in link encryption so the stuff for other houses is discarded but this is not happening for my ISP so everything not going out over TLS is visible to all the other subscribers on my segment.
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lol ok i guess i missed when you said PON also i didnt know what PON is. maybe you should report this insanity or something idk
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ymgve posted:isnt the scam that if you are dumb enough to call one of those numbers, you will get a visit from a girl, but she won't do anything sexual, just hang around one could even say she simply escorts you
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CommunistPancake posted:i too read catcher in the rye leaving las vegas is basically catcher 2.0
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cheese-cube posted:lol ok i guess i missed when you said PON also i didnt know what PON is. I am a little concerned with reprisal as a customer. Not really sure the best way to prove the point without giving them a pcap from my house and then they would know at minimum what node segment I'm on. They're still the best ISP available
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:Not really sure the best way to prove the point without giving them a pcap from my house and then they would know at minimum what node segment I'm on. wonder if they'd tos you or just call the cops and report you for wiretapping
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:I am a little concerned with reprisal as a customer. Not really sure the best way to prove the point without giving them a pcap from my house and then they would know at minimum what node segment I'm on. They're still the best ISP available reprisal as a customer? reprisal by the company against you for being a customer? i'm pretty sure any instance of them loving you up for attempting disclosure would be prosecutable. try and get a field tech on-site, one who is trained for PON instead of just PSTN garbage (sounds like you'll get one who is well trained most likely). go from there
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Both seem like fun, viable possibilities in this situation regardless of them being the ones who installed the tap in my house. Is this something I can run through the FCC?
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cheese-cube posted:i'm pretty sure any instance of them loving you up for attempting disclosure would be prosecutable.  what country do you live in?
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australia where our consumer protection laws aren't exactly garbage i guess? BangersInMyKnickers posted:Both seem like fun, viable possibilities in this situation regardless of them being the ones who installed the tap in my house. Is this something I can run through the FCC? nfi about FCC but just get a tech on-site to replicate the fault (yeah yeah i know), the tech will talk the magic words back to whatever dinguses do provisioning on the backend and maybe things will get sorted?
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:Both seem like fun, viable possibilities in this situation regardless of them being the ones who installed the tap in my house. Is this something I can run through the FCC? If you think something is amiss, reporting to the FCC is a good call. It is my understanding that reprisal for reporting them to the FCC would be some sort of crime or tort. (Not a lawyer) Generic expressions of "hey this company sucks" can probably be met with "ok lol bye", to put it all legalesey. This copying?
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:I am a little concerned with reprisal as a customer. Not really sure the best way to prove the point without giving them a pcap from my house and then they would know at minimum what node segment I'm on. They're still the best ISP available w/ ISPs they probably wont go after you unless its a government backed entity. also getting a hold of a higher level tech would be the way to go cause they're in a position to understand what you're saying and not have a motive to shut you down.
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Shaggar posted:w/ ISPs they probably wont go after you unless its a government backed entity. also getting a hold of a higher level tech would be the way to go cause they're in a position to understand what you're saying and not have a motive to shut you down. Maybe I'll open a ticket under the guise of getting IPv6 setup and see if I can slip it in that I am seeing other people's traffic
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maskenfreiheit posted:If you think something is amiss, reporting to the FCC is a good call. It is my understanding that reprisal for reporting them to the FCC would be some sort of crime or tort. (Not a lawyer) if your FCC report isn't someone violating broadcast frequency/power they don't give a gently caress
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cheese-cube posted:reprisal as a customer? reprisal by the company against you for being a customer? i'm pretty sure any instance of them loving you up for attempting disclosure would be prosecutable. an isp field tech isn't going to know gently caress about poo poo, say everything is working correctly, and bill them for their trouble
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