I do not see an issue with not having a corporate logo or a drop in any mailbox message on a building access card. The reason being that if someone loses their card, it will be impossible or hard to find out for which building the card is used.
Also in the event someone wants to perform a targe...
@Iszi hey, I agree with him. Or rather, I prefer to work in environments where that is true. In general though, and for most of my clients, I would agree with you.
@Adnan yeah, I used to have to go through 4 to get to the server room / sysadmin office.
human/physical identifcation, magnetic card, palm reader, and passcode.
still pretty much all bypassable, though... :-(
@Iszi Exactly.
no wait, thats not true - there are plenty of buildings where you dont want outsiders wandering in, but its a small enough place -everyone knows each other, flat permissions structure - you dont need a card inside.
Which goes back to the point of asking how it fits in. There doesn't appear to be much discussion on exactly which apples and tangerines you guys are comparing.
@ManishEarth I need to reparse that. Are you saying that The DMZ is one of the top flag-generating rooms or that I'm one of the top flag generating people?
IMO The DMZ is OK when it comes to flaggable stuff. There's no fighting or anything, just a lot of nsfw jokes. That's not bad; I don't mind it and I usually invalidate DMZ flags
@ScottPack Well, I do too. Usually I'm not fast enough, but I check the room context and unsuspend if it wasn't that bad. However, of late The Bridge flags have a lot of fighting (unlike the DMZ, which is just language), which needs to be dealt with
@TildalWave Cellular repeaters are of questionable legality, unless provided by an actual cell provider - and those usually prefer to only give them to their own customers. Jammers are definitely illegal, at least in the U.S.. — Iszi10 mins ago
@Iszi - Didn't know snark detectors are also illegal in US :P
@TildalWave I don't think the OP realized that some of the information he's asking for may require breaking the system. I think we can still reasonably answer with "you can meet some of your needs by doing x, but meeting the others require methods which are not ethical or legal".
@ton.yeung dunno... to me it's sounds like it has Germanic structure and basic words, but I honestly didn't study it in that way before... it definitely uses loads of Latin words, or for certain use also French (which is again Latin based with undecipherable structure LOL)
@ScottPack I have often said, the reason noone can develop real AI, is that intelligence is based on language skills, AI is typically developed in English based languages, and English is an irrational language.
@ton.yeung I did it two years myself, in high school it's not really spoken, so you mainly learn it from translating texts and poems. Once at University level it's abit more complicated
@Iszi dunno... but if you enlarge the gravatar you'll notice it's got honeycomb structure which I find rather strange and can't find anything similar using google images
@ton.yeung in a honeycomb structure? doubt it... but it could be just some wax figurine, I've seen similar stuff but never a praying mantis
@ton.yeung yup I know what you're talking of, we've been building stuff with bamboo and rice paper... but building such intricate detail using honeycomb pattern would be a major pain in the behind, I've only managed to build a few simple-ish glider airplanes and even those took a long time to build
@ton.yeung damn I think you just answered it... some even use wax which is the color it's in
@ton.yeung I love those animals actually they're really stubborn and brave. I was once fighting with one for a bit of space on a bench, didn't want to move an inch :)
@ton.yeung and you decided to make that point to someone that uses a book worm for gravatar? :))
@ton.yeung well yes the base is
@ton.yeung no that's coppers with a stop sign lollipop
Morning. @Iszi, what do you think about rewording your "why privacy if nothing to hide" question to be more standalone? I feel it could become an excellent question + set of answers, but as it's currently phrased it mostly talks about another question (which IMO isn't very interesting and has a trivial answer). I can see why it's like that, but now it seems less important. security.stackexchange.com/questions/7666/…
@Michael I think I gave & copied enough content into that question that it can and does stand on its own as-is. The link to and discussion about the other question, at this point, is just really a matter of providing background.
@Iszi, agreed, I was really just thinking about how easy it is to read that question from scratch. I thought it would work better with your privacy question up front, then perhaps a smaller reference to the security question at the end. No matter how it's phrased, it's still an important question, I'm glad we've got it :)
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You could try the global multi-layer GPS game from Google: Ingress
You need to be able to navigate to locations (generally monuments, statues, major landmarks etc) and once there you claim them for your faction (or destroy the mods placed there by the opposing players) - and to handle higher l...
I do not see an issue with not having a corporate logo or a drop in any mailbox message on a building access card. The reason being that if someone loses their card, it will be impossible or hard to find out for which building the card is used.
Also in the event someone wants to perform a targe...
What exactly happens when someone injects malicious binary code into an image file (on Windows)? How is that done?
