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A: (Theoretically) intercepting GCHQ's smartphone exploit

First, SMS exploits are not unheard of. Quite the opposite...Android has recently been beset by the Stagefright exploit and variants that would allow exactly the sort of things described. So, if in fact this was a real program and not simply wild speculation on Snowden's part, it may in fact ha...

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Stack Exchange

4:06 AM

I won't eat invertebrates, because I can fight a skeleton, but I have no idea what kind of spooky warrior a squid leaves behind.

David Freitag

@StackExchange Definitely agree about oysters. They are the consistency of snot. Eugh.

Xander

@DavidFreitag Nonsense.

David Freitag

@Xander Every time I have oysters I regret the decision. It's like a mouthful of slightly gritty lukewarm snot.

Journeyman Geek

"every time" Clearly you are not learning fast enough ;p

David Freitag

4:21 AM

I just don't see what is to learn about how to enjoy something like that

@JourneymanGeek Or my friends convince me "Nah it's delicious!"

Journeyman Geek

To enjoy? No, to not eat something you find disgusting

Xander

@DavidFreitag So, I'm not going to dispute your experience. Taste is individual, without question. If oysters aren't your thing, I don't have any issue with that, They are lovely, however.

David Freitag

@Xander It's more about texture than taste

@JourneymanGeek That peer pressure, man.

Xander

@DavidFreitag Taste being a synonym to preference.

David Freitag

@Xander Potato tomato

Xander

4:35 AM

@DavidFreitag Fight the power. You're your own man. At worse it's eccentricity, which isn't all that bad.

David Freitag

@Xander I end up convincing myself that it can't be all that bad. It always is

Xander

@DavidFreitag Ok, so put it on your "Do not eat" list, and stand your ground. Nothing wrong with that. Everyone has one of those. Even me.

David Freitag

@Xander Oh it's on the list, along with mushrooms, olives, and anchovies.

Xander

@DavidFreitag I'm sad for you, and the culinary life that you live.

David Freitag

@Xander Mostly just brown rice, vegetables, and chicken.

It's simple, healthy, and most of all: cheap.

Xander

4:45 AM

@DavidFreitag Well, those are all good things.

@DavidFreitag Good, healthy, and cheap are very compelling arguments.

David Freitag

I bought a rice cooker that will cook 8 cups of rice. That means 1 cup of rice per day frozen in a ziplock bag and a quick heating in a pan with some sliced up chicken breast and frozen broccoli.

and a 15lb bag of brown rice for, wait for it, $4.99

Xander

Nice! Can't go wrong with that. I used to make something similar, though without the broccoli, which is a nice add. I would mix in some tuna, some black beans, a bit of plain yogurt, and some baby spinach leaves. I called it a goulash.

David Freitag

That's an interesting mix, I'm not sure how I would feel about that

Xander

@DavidFreitag I was running at the time, and that was the right mix of protein and carbs for me. YMMV, and subject to taste, of course.

Journeyman Geek

5:02 AM

I wouldn't eat the same thing every day ;p

(In fact, outside the baked veggies, which I did twice, I've not repeated a meal in a week)

and baked veggies are cause I needed to use up cauliflower, and it was simple ;p

Adi

@Avi The general format is this: To whom it may concern, Mr. Blah Blah is going to attend the OWASP AppSec EU conference for the year 2000. The duration of the conference is between the July xth and July yth. Mr. Blah Blah will also be presenting a lecture on the zth. The cinference will take place in (Address). If any further information is needed, please contact me: Avi Blah, OWASP AppSec EU Chapter Leader, email@mail.com, phone number.

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tylerl

6:17 AM

evening

Adi

6:40 AM

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