Posts by Destroy All Monsters

Pew Pew Pew!

Of much interest, and only two years ago:

The Particle That Broke a Cosmic Speed Limit: Physicists are beginning to unravel the mysteries of ultrahigh-energy cosmic rays, particles accelerated by the most powerful forces in the universe.

Only recently, with the discovery of a cosmic ray “hotspot” in the sky, the detection of related high-energy cosmic particles, and a better understanding of physics at more familiar energies, have researchers secured the first footholds in the quest to understand ultrahigh-energy cosmic rays. “We’re learning things very rapidly,” said Tim Linden, a theoretical astrophysicist at the University of Chicago.

Thomson has his money on threads of galaxies and dark matter called “filaments” that are draped throughout the cosmos and which, at hundreds of millions of light-years long, are among the largest structures in existence. There’s a filament in the direction of the hotspot. “It’s probably something in the filament,” Thomson said. In any case, he added, “we have an idea now of interesting places to look. And all we need to do is collect more data.”

It's all about greed. Do anything. Kiss anything. Debase yourself anyway. To rake it in.

So, that's the CrowdStrike brought in by the DNC to emit unverifiable proof of Russian Hacking of the DNC servers around July 5, which was then "made plausible" by someone calling himself Guccifer 2.0 emitting russiana-tainted word-docs as marker material? Then it turns that it got all hoovered up via USB 2,0 device...

Interesting

One reasonable objection to these findings is that Crowdstrike’s excellent cyber protection system, Falcon, was in place prior to July 05, and, therefore, a hack could not have occurred on this date. The locale of the 5th event is in question, whether on a DNC server or later on a copy previously made. True, the action could have been on an earlier copy, in which case Falcon is irrelevant. However, were the action to have occurred on a DNC server then questions arise on the protection granularity decision making criteria of Falcon. For instance, would Falcon stop a DNC user with privileged access, e.g., System Programmer or even a regular authorized user, from copying/downloading something? Here, the conclusion is that it was a local copy, so this question is relevant.

ZERO CREDIBILITY!

Good this is far away from Russia

Otherwise there might be a "spontaneous" "color" "revolution"...

Shakedowns of companies as displacement activity?

The state of Califailia is practically broke and moving towards a dystopian state of affairs, of gated communities separated by ungovernable areas controlled by absolutely non-integrated huddled masses. Add ecological breakdowns on top: water shortages, forest fires, floods. Add mental illnesses as a side-dish: Silly-con Valley, PC mentality if not Cultural Marxism, and the belief in the munificent nanny state.

Clearly, the time to wring a few hundred thousand out of private companies has come.

In other news, Timmy McVeigh was not found on a single protest image

And no mention of a few undercover FBI operators who didn't think their right-wing incitement operation would seriously backfire was ever made either.

Hmmm...

Can we have some information about sexual release during the stay?

I see this team is not well-balanced (nor very diverse actually, quick, someone get me an aggrieved well-financed organization not named after a Dead White Male on the phone)

'Hang on, Trump has done what??!?'

SFA, why do you ask?

All we have to fear is the Pear itself!

(That went pear-shaped fast etc.)

Updated database

"World's Biggest Data Breaches: Selected losses greater than 30,000 records (updated 10th Sep 2017)"

http://www.informationisbeautiful.net/visualizations/worlds-biggest-data-breaches-hacks/

Right

Maybe they could fix usability problems that have been open for about 5 years or so instead of moving them to "low priority".

And stop re-skinning the interface every 6 months, introduce HUJ bugs (currently it's not possible for me to CTRL-V paste into Confluenc, except in Chrome. Been the case for a month now. FFS!)

"Issued by COMODO"

I stopped reading or caring at that point.

Because it means the IT guys even be bothered to read contractual fine print.

DACA rescinded? Literally DACHAU implemented.

The DRAMA is hilarious.

Apparently Mexico is a hellhole that kills its own people who need to take refuge at the Zuckerburg using Liberal Superhero Obama's extra-legal discretionary decision making.

Now the legislative actually has to do some work and discuss a bit, and we can't have that, can we?