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And all my linked ImageShack stuff.
Quote from: mansaxel on May 03, 2021, 10:30:15 pmI'd mostly not care. I've got one account in that shite-hole, because work has sold its soul and NSA reads all our email, after GCHQ are done with it, so if need be, I can communicate in that bubble, and with the people on the outside following standards.Email was never secure as such in any way, shape or form. I wouldn't use it for anything the NSA or GCHQ may care about. In fact in the finance sector it is 100% forbidden to use it as a primary comms channel for anything customer-centric. Thus they can waste all that money getting a court order to look at a million Jenkins spams a year and invitations to shitty conferences...
I'd mostly not care. I've got one account in that shite-hole, because work has sold its soul and NSA reads all our email, after GCHQ are done with it, so if need be, I can communicate in that bubble, and with the people on the outside following standards.
Quote from: bd139 on May 03, 2021, 10:34:42 pmQuote from: mansaxel on May 03, 2021, 10:30:15 pmI'd mostly not care. I've got one account in that shite-hole, because work has sold its soul and NSA reads all our email, after GCHQ are done with it, so if need be, I can communicate in that bubble, and with the people on the outside following standards.Email was never secure as such in any way, shape or form. I wouldn't use it for anything the NSA or GCHQ may care about. In fact in the finance sector it is 100% forbidden to use it as a primary comms channel for anything customer-centric. Thus they can waste all that money getting a court order to look at a million Jenkins spams a year and invitations to shitty conferences...So, it is easy to dismiss the risks of email with "we all knew it's insecure so why bother" but we still use it, and those patterns of usage are very telling, especially so if there is a complete coverage. That in and of itself is a risk, even with clean and/or encrypted email. (PGP is good enough if done right (which is hard, for real), according to Snowden, for instance.) And we've not even begun discussing commercial usage of email data. (Hey, Google!)
Quote from: med6753 on May 04, 2021, 01:59:22 amAnd all my linked ImageShack stuff. Hehe. Bonus! Archive of med's gallery.And welcome to page 3600.
Daniel did a video on his version of TE survival...A frame from that video.... (with my annotation)
Why does he flash a picture of someone's head (Game of Thrones Character I think) over his own face at around 1:55 ?
Wireless ESD wrist bands damm, people actually sell these things and idiots buy them www.ebay.co.uk/itm/362688938530?This one is more "without cord" than cordless www.ebay.co.uk/itm/402800941361?
Quote from: Robert763 on May 04, 2021, 09:25:26 amWireless ESD wrist bands damm, people actually sell these things and idiots buy them www.ebay.co.uk/itm/362688938530?This one is more "without cord" than cordless www.ebay.co.uk/itm/402800941361?LMAO that's hilarious
Think I need to find manual to progress this further, radiomuseum have the circuit diagram but it will take two months to download the set as I'm not a member and don't want to join.
Docx did not work.Finally in .pdf format with success.
Docx did not work.Finally in .pdf format with success.Frans
Works for me and yes it was old before I was
Quote from: FransW on May 04, 2021, 12:13:17 pmDocx did not work.Finally in .pdf format with success.The font is a bit small but it says "Allowed file types: doc, gif, jpg, jpeg, pdf, png, txt, zip, tar, c, h, hex, bas, xls, odt, asm, wav, aiff, wma, mp3, flac, asc, ods, xlsx, py, 7z"