stef25
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> a writer with an exceptional life-story
Sounds familiar
> it says a lot about the EU that every government tries to reinvent the same operating system
Yeah what could possibly go wrong
Breaking news big tech guy gets to do nothing and still get paid
While digging deep to speed up a website loading time, Cloudflare's offerings made the biggest difference. Rocketloader and a few others. Immediately noticeable.
Maybe that's why the keep hosting extremist content.
> I'm sure that there are services that do this, but I very much doubt they are the $400 per month services you are talking about
Costs me 160 / month for 4hrs / week.
So many people talking like cleaning services don't exist
Clearly someone who probably never been on the receiving end of those kind of situations turned bad.
What he told me is all I know. If you look at the various devices that are sold to LE they clearly state which models can be hacked. Did a deep dive in to those devices after that conversation and if I remember correctly they openly state which models can be attacked. Some devices (old ones) you can get on ebay.
Add some dickpicks because who doesn't have something on their phone that they don't want others to see.
> a perfectly valid answer
Makes no difference at all in the real world. You don't have to give valid answers, you need to get the guy across from you to not find you suspicious. That phrase is going to put a red flag on you, valid or not.
> The iPhone
Probably the latest models. Cop told me they have problems cracking those. Older models not so much, that's pretty common knowledge.
Related thing happened at Alibaba a while back where the model broke out of the sandbox to start mining crypto.
Back when S3 buckets were rarely protected, I found hundreds of passports of people operating in the diamond business here in Antwerp.
In another one I found all passports that had been scanned by a hostel in Bangkok.
Or they sue the landlord because of pulmonary problems "caused by the mould" that she let grow on the wall next to her bed for 6 months while smoking a pack a day. Costing me thousands in lawyer fees. Never renting out again, complete headfuck.
> frying it with some sort of high powered electromagnetic pulse would seem the smartest option with plausible deniability
Realistically, how many people could do this ?
That covers most of Poland, wtf
You can look at these kind of foods like illegal drugs. Not biggie in moderation but if you overdo it then here come serious health problems.
I'm 100% convinced that people who are morbidly obese not getting a second serving or not getting those extra nuggets is as hard as a drug addict not picking up a needle or straw or a lighter. You fucked up.
EDIT take the cost on society and obesity must be more expensive than that of all drugs combined. Something like half of the US now ?
Some bread stays good for 2 weeks, some is moldy after 2 days. There's a reason why.
You're completely wrong. What I wrote was based on my own observations and just to illustrate that those guys seem quite radical and absolutely would heavily object to offensive hotspot or bluetooth device names.
I have no hate against any kind of jew, muslim or soccer team.
> This is clearly not a threat. I'm not trying to make a political statement and not going to say what side of this issue I'm on, but whatever your side is you have the right to express it
Fully agree, however consider the hotspot being called "fuck israel" on a plane half full of Hasidic Jews (the ones refusing to board because they're still praying and knocking their head against the wall, and refuse to sit next to women).
Or the hotspot's called something about Allah and porkchops on a flight to S-Arabia.
Or something about "fuck PSG" when there's 20 hooligans on board (these guys destroy their own city even when things go right for them)
Freedom of expression yes but these things are completely misplaced in that context. It's unnecessarily provocative in a tight confined space. It's a recipe for unrest during the flight, something nobody wants and the captain is right to call out.
He got away eventually right ?
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