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the actual answer, posted by someone in the original Reddit thread i believe, is that the bot was broken to begin with and it was only coincidence that it broke on that message
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CommunistPancake posted:the actual answer, posted by someone in the original Reddit thread i believe, is that the bot was broken to begin with and it was only coincidence that it broke on that message https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPiUN8fb3Og
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what needs to make a comeback are those old imprint credit card machines. put the card in a slot, put the receipt on top, ker chunk.
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This will never get old
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Wild EEPROM posted:what needs to make a comeback are those old imprint credit card machines. put the card in a slot, put the receipt on top, ker chunk. Cocoa Crispies posted:yeah that plus issuing cards without raised numbers like the new amex platinum
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i feel bad for that guy and probably the guy filming for not having hearing protection down there. that room has to be well over the osha threshold for mandatory protection.
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Wild EEPROM posted:what needs to make a comeback are those old imprint credit card machines. put the card in a slot, put the receipt on top, ker chunk. had to use one of those every now and then when i was a manager of a convenience store back in 04-05.
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Mr. Nice! posted:i feel bad for that guy and probably the guy filming for not having hearing protection down there. that room has to be well over the osha threshold for mandatory protection. having worked in data centers the OSHA requirement afaik is to have ear pro available, you can't really force people to use it. there's almost certainly a giant tub of ear plugs on the wall somewhere off camera also the noise in there is very "white," you often don't realize how hard it is on your hearing until you walk out somewhere quieter and go "poo poo it's loud in there!" which kind of cuts down on the innate instinct to protect your ears if you don't go into computer rooms often
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Wild EEPROM posted:what needs to make a comeback are those old imprint credit card machines. put the card in a slot, put the receipt on top, ker chunk. my cards don't even have raised lettering on them anymore.
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i don't even own a credit card because i think the plastic shard is still technically owned by the issuing bank
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minivanmegafun posted:don't go into computer rooms often
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Mr. Nice! posted:had to use one of those every now and then when i was a manager of a convenience store back in 04-05. I encountered one in use within the last couple of months in a taxi. it was really surprising!
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is this a security gently caress? https://www.pentestpartners.com/security-blog/screwdriving-locating-and-exploiting-smart-adult-toys/
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infernal machines posted:they're rotating at 15k rpm, so yeah vibration is bad o i c it was already posted
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apparently avast ran out of server space on ccleaner poo poo so they can't possibly know the number of infections
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cinci zoo sniper posted:apparently avast ran out of server space on ccleaner poo poo so they can't possibly know the number of infections p sure that was known in one of the writeups posted last week, and the attacker had to log in and delete some logs because they ran out of server space
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lmbo
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ate all the Oreos posted:p sure that was known in one of the writeups posted last week, and the attacker had to log in and delete some logs because they ran out of server space yeah that was article from sep 25, im just catchin up with the news today
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Air Gap conquered by fans. https://www.wired.com/2016/06/clever-attack-uses-sound-computers-fan-steal-data/ Granted, 900-1,200 bits an hour.
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trump is going to bomb some country over equifax, isn't he
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CommieGIR posted:Air Gap conquered by fans. living in the future is pretty cool sometimes yeah
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I suspect if your fans had color changing LEDs you could cross the air gap even faster if the RGB are controlled by the Mainboard.
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cinci zoo sniper posted:trump is going to bomb some country over equifax, isn't he You're assuming that he's savvy enough to do it in response to anything but a personal insult or because he's feeling pouty
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ate all the Oreos posted:p sure that was known in one of the writeups posted last week, and the attacker had to log in and delete some logs because they ran out of server space
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dnsmasq rces https://security.googleblog.com/2017/10/behind-masq-yet-more-dns-and-dhcp.html
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what in the gently caress http://www.reuters.com/article/us-u...n-idUSKCN1C716M
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Just-In-Timeberlake posted:what in the gently caress oh wow 
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Just-In-Timeberlake posted:what in the gently caress Ahahahahahahaha.
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Just-In-Timeberlake posted:what in the gently caress they wanted to sell their product in Russia so did what they needed to! 
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besides open source is good right, why is anyone complaining! 
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Just-In-Timeberlake posted:what in the gently caress
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i feel like we should have a "thats our shaggar!" emote but I have no idea what it'd be an SUV running over a bicycle and tux?
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Shaggar posted:open sores is always a security risk HP is a security risk. They specifically shared closed source code with them.
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right. they opened the sores to Russian intelligence. they should not be giving source code to anyone if they want to be secure.
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quote:Paller also said HPE’s decision to allow the review was not surprising. If tech companies like HPE want to do business in Russia, ”they don’t really have any choice,” he said. up against the wall
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hobbesmaster posted:they wanted to sell their product in Russia so did what they needed to! foreign vendors are asked to do the same thing for the u.s. government why does this surprise or dismay anyone
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:foreign vendors are asked to do the same thing for the u.s. government it's not surprising or dismaying anyone it's just funny
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[quote="“Notorious b.s.d.”" post="“476975564”"] foreign vendors are asked to do the same thing for the u.s. government why does this surprise or dismay anyone [/quote] it's surprising it isn't an ITAR or contract violation
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nah, this is the us government we're talking about. theres no way procurement would be that incompetent
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