whereis | 4 years ago | on: Hackers stole $650k and got away, showing limits to law enforcement’s reach
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whereis | 4 years ago | on: Hackers stole $650k and got away, showing limits to law enforcement’s reach
If this makes no sense, then carry on, nothing to see here.
whereis | 4 years ago | on: Passkeys: Webauthn credentials stored in iCloud Keychain in iOS 15
whereis | 4 years ago | on: Ask HN: Would you sign up for an immersive VR under these conditions?
* The simulation will slowly reveal increasingly clear contact with a higher intelligence as adulthood sets in, throughout which the enigma of the user's role in the outcome of the simulated world will morph into intrinsic understanding of, and harmony with, the simulated world. This marks the transition away from purely schizophrenic perceptions to grandiose delusions that manifest in a progressively convincing fashion.
whereis | 4 years ago | on: Bust-Out Fraud [pdf]
whereis | 4 years ago | on: Brain-Computer Interface Smashes Previous Record for Typing Speed
I challenge you to put your top ten commands on single key or double-same key (e.g. zz) shortcuts on the left side of the keyboard. Your CAD skills will speed up significantly once these become muscle memory.
whereis | 4 years ago | on: Bust-Out Fraud [pdf]
[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bust_Out
[2] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Hit_Is_a_Hit
whereis | 4 years ago | on: Justice Department withdraws FBI subpoena for USA Today records ID'ing readers
whereis | 4 years ago | on: Why this expert says to fight ransomware, we need to ban cryptocurrency
But, even then, such a ban would probably have a negative effect on cybersecurity progress, since these incidents are motivating fundamental changes to cybersecurity awareness, policies, procedures, and technology.
whereis | 4 years ago | on: Huawei HarmonyOS and New Products Launch [video]
https://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/china/2021-06-03/chi...
whereis | 4 years ago | on: Manufacturing the Librem 5 USA Phone in the US
[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Office_of_Personnel_Manageme...
whereis | 4 years ago | on: Huawei HarmonyOS and New Products Launch [video]
There's a complicated relationship with Russia vis a vis scientific collab in space, and now we're entering the openly militarized age of space. Russia's relations with China, meanwhile, are improving.
Besides, the nature of domination going forward, in any kinetic sense, won't involve nukes, bayonets, bow and arrow, or the like, except as backup offensive strats. Could involve, say, leaking a virus from a lab.
The nature of global domination may be far less violent than we've seen, historically, but certainly has the potential to be far more insidious.
I'd much rather do my part helping the West maintain their incumbent role. As for Snowdon/surv topics: everyone did it, everyone does it, espionage is the 2nd oldest profession.
May I ask if you support China's ongoing initiative to reclaim Taiwan? They seem to be willing to use force to do so.
whereis | 4 years ago | on: Huawei HarmonyOS and New Products Launch [video]
whereis | 4 years ago | on: Huawei HarmonyOS and New Products Launch [video]
whereis | 4 years ago | on: On Smoking
Sir, I further regret to inform you that I've accidentally inhaled tobacco in recent years when being passed a (REDACTED BASED ON FEDERAL CANNABIS LAWS) that, unknown to me, had tobacco mixed in. I coughed, was disgusted, and had zero cravings for tobacco thereafter.
As such, there is no risk of relapse.
I do believe that my short stint consuming Chantix may have permanently rewired my brain's reaction to cigarettes.
whereis | 4 years ago | on: On Smoking
Quitting was horrible, but it got better. Now, the thought of smoking a cigarette is repulsive. Zero cravings, and the smell is highly offensive now.
There's no light switch.
YMMV.
whereis | 4 years ago | on: Wormhole Tunnels in Spacetime May Be Possible, New Research Suggests
whereis | 4 years ago | on: Researchers, lawmakers want Facebook's mental health research
whereis | 4 years ago | on: Researchers, lawmakers want Facebook's mental health research
I've been dealing with various forms of stalking, hacking, harassment and targeting since, almost certainly tied back in large part to that brief association in 1997. Last spring (2020), this man who I haven't seen or communicated with since the late 1990's, was scheduled to be released from federal prison. Around that day, my Facebook's "people you may know" was littered with county sheriffs and task force types in his area, all shown to me in a row. I have been thousands of miles away from that area since the mid 2000's.
I'm at a major low point now, middle aged, broken down, homeless, defeated with learned helplessness well-established. Being targeted for so long was a major contributing factor. The irony is that I didn't engage in criminal activity with this person, and only hung around him briefly.
Facebook, I'd like to see all of the data you keep on me. The secret dossier, the govt lists, the algos you use, the logs you've created, the supposed "ai we don't understand". All of it. Same for google, twitter and the rest.
Information asymmetry isn't making end users happy in many cases. I'm fucking creeped out by these malicious machines we've allowed SV to create. Thank God I don't have kids because I plan on departing this shithole ape planet soon -- it ain't gonna get better any time soon.
Needless to say, I don't use FB any longer.
Fsck Facebook. And Google, twitter and reddit. I've been targeted on all of these platforms and more.
whereis | 4 years ago | on: Ask HN: Are you satisfied with Elixir or do you regret choosing Elixir?
all of these are tied together, as is the unfortunate news about defrauding homeless orgs in sf.