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I wish such a unicorn existed. So I just leave that thang at home when I'm doing hood rat stuff.
I wish such a unicorn existed. So I just leave that thang at home when I'm doing hood rat stuff.
Cars are the new cell phones. Makes me glad I drive the equivalent of a Nokia 3210.
I guess it's convenient that these aren't israeli citizens.
No company is going to legally go to bat for you for $10/mo. I love how Proton nonchalantly calls out the user's dumb move in the article:
Proton provides privacy by default and not anonymity by default because anonymity requires certain user actions to ensure proper OpSec, such as not adding your Apple account as an optional recovery method. Note, Proton does not require adding a recovery address as this information can in theory be turned over under Swiss court order...
It's a public access unix system that predates the modern internet. It started at a BBS in the late 80's.
Here's the bboard tutorial I was completely lost at first too.
Whoever told you that is your enemy
Those are invasive Asian Lady Beatles. Squish those fuckers!
"While the researchers performed this phishing attack using a Flipper Zero, it could easily be done with other devices like Raspberry Pi and Android phones."
Or like, a laptop. But I guess poor flipper is popular to demonize now.
I can't even recommend DeWalts corded stuff anymore. In the last few years their warranty service has gone from "It broke and you don't have a receipt? Serial number checks out, we'll send you a new one." to "It broke 3 months into a year warranty and you do have all the receipts? Well, send it in to one of our sketchy third party repair centers for a quote."
Screw that, I'll just buy another off amazon and return the broke one for far less hassle. And I'll buy a different brand next time.
Cant help but think Nintendo's actions are too little too late now. That cat is out of the bag. About all they can do now is break compatibility on new releases.
"Civilian Office of Police Accountability" Talk about doing the lord's work. Every city should have that.
Yeah, that's not legal. Hope the tenant finds a good lawyer.
One of the high-points in my life was having a landlord show up with the local sheriffs to try and force an eviction that up until this point had only been verbal. I happily showed them the state's tenant laws that said "30 days after written notice is provided" and had a lawyer friend on speed dial if they had any questions. Landlord got so belligerent that the sheriffs escorted them off instead.
Also a PSA: If you rent, know your rights.