ramdac
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[ my public key: https://keybase.io/cjgulledge; my proof: https://keybase.io/cjgulledge/sigs/0le39vnlxmDlDVzE31xBJtdiVvWQiAXf6cMefPWAgyg ]
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/cjgulledge; my proof: https://keybase.io/cjgulledge/sigs/0le39vnlxmDlDVzE31xBJtdiVvWQiAXf6cMefPWAgyg ]
this seems to be the most logical course of action taken.
people are capitalizing on the fact that google ranks reddit so highly, but are also bringing the quality down as a result.
how do you pronounce it? kuberthreeties?
What happens when the roundtrip time isn't consistent?
Tl;dr? = there's no breakthrough.
what strikes me is how differently 'hacking' is viewed today in the mainstream. Try any of that at a company as big as IBM, and you'll likely be rotting in a cell as a suspected cyber terrorist. ok maybe I exaggerate,…
Are you asking because you are looking for answers? Either way, yes.
or thought he could. Isn't that what ultimately took him down?
I can attest to this. I've seen these orders.
I actually like this idea. Where does facebook sit in that scale? I imagine pretty close to telco.
is an US-based proxy server an option? edit: I see that option has been discussed elsewhere in this thread. Sorry for the repeat.
It's also interesting that this utterance by Sony has shifted the whole discussion away from their own security failures. Sony, in blaming Anonymous, has asked theem to prove a negative -- that they did NOT hack PSN.…