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You need to trim those nails and that shade of polish doesn't work for you.
That is my drag personality I was out doing my side hustle to pay the server fees
Dropping USB drives near an ATM is a pretty old tactic. Given how small things have gotten here's a recent one using what is a tiny embedded computer that looks like a USB drive to the unwary:
FBI: FIN7 hackers target US companies with BadUSB devices to install ransomware
The US Federal Bureau of Investigation says that FIN7, an infamous cybercrime group that is behind the Darkside and BlackMatter ransomware operations, has sent malicious USB devices to US companies over the past few months in the hopes of infecting their systems with malware and carrying out...
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Considering a quality USB key in 64gb is like $11 or so,
I'm not sure the draw of random USB keys.
I'm not sure the draw of random USB keys.
Curiosity will get many. The trade show and related angle now is "our catalog is on the drive" or "here is a digital gift card, use the codes on the drive" etc.
All this equine feces about ITAR rules remind me of young man who got in trouble for talking.
Matt Hoover has the YouTube channel CRS Firearms. He and his family own and operate a resale shop and FFL called Coloma Resale in Coloma, Wisconsin. He talked about many things and showed a number of guns and firing tests in his video. All of which were fine and did not violate guidelines.
He became aware of a guy who had made a thing called an Auto Key Card. It is a piece of metal in the shape and size of a normal business card. It has a pattern etched in it. If you cut along that line or etching, you will have a piece of metal known as a lightning link that will fit in your AR-15 and allows firing more than one bullet with a single squeeze of the trigger. So, even though the guy was not selling a machine gun part, the ATF decided he was. Well, Matt never sold one unit, did not keep any in stock, received no benefits. He merely mentioned it and how you could buy one.
His wife was arrested by the ATF and he had to go to Florida to get her out and they dropped the charges. Then, they arrested him. For talking. Now, pending litigation, he cannot show guns on the channel, he cannot mention the case ongoing. All for talking. He did not tell anyone to buy one and do this.
I totally believe in the freedom of speech. Sometimes, it is handier to carefully pick and choose what you say. Whoever thought Kanye West was a white supremacist? Or is he doing that just for show? Talking has cost him so much.
Matt Hoover has the YouTube channel CRS Firearms. He and his family own and operate a resale shop and FFL called Coloma Resale in Coloma, Wisconsin. He talked about many things and showed a number of guns and firing tests in his video. All of which were fine and did not violate guidelines.
He became aware of a guy who had made a thing called an Auto Key Card. It is a piece of metal in the shape and size of a normal business card. It has a pattern etched in it. If you cut along that line or etching, you will have a piece of metal known as a lightning link that will fit in your AR-15 and allows firing more than one bullet with a single squeeze of the trigger. So, even though the guy was not selling a machine gun part, the ATF decided he was. Well, Matt never sold one unit, did not keep any in stock, received no benefits. He merely mentioned it and how you could buy one.
His wife was arrested by the ATF and he had to go to Florida to get her out and they dropped the charges. Then, they arrested him. For talking. Now, pending litigation, he cannot show guns on the channel, he cannot mention the case ongoing. All for talking. He did not tell anyone to buy one and do this.
I totally believe in the freedom of speech. Sometimes, it is handier to carefully pick and choose what you say. Whoever thought Kanye West was a white supremacist? Or is he doing that just for show? Talking has cost him so much.
Memory sticks are no joke. There is a reason ITAR certifications for data systems frown on them and accessibility via the net. If you remember the incident it was thought that stuxnet was placed into Iran via a memory stick. This risk also goes for plugging phones into secure PCs to charge them. A phone is just that, a memory stick and a huge conduit for unsecured apps to fuck everything up and steal the rest.
Austrian Corporal reacts to Sabot Recipes
Epic melt-down in the Bear Pit after Austrian whack-job doesn't get his way and becomes the next Paparocks! Legendary!www.captiongenerator.com
Well... this about sums it up!
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Embedding the video for you.
Let me guess, you plugged it into the server and that is why we get unending Chinese ads for fake degrees every night?
WTF did I do??? I was a Corporal for a while and I have visited Austria but I am Australian....
Most of those guys cannot even pretend to not be idiots. It must be the hiring policies or something.
ITAR rules are a complete nightmare, I swear they make them intensional vague and come with the risk of life in prison just to dissuade anyone from trying to export anything from the USA.
I can’t import a BlueForce gear sling as it is ITAR restricted, yet I can buy a roll of nylon webbing, plastic triglides, and QD sling mounts of Amazon.
The amount of scopes that are actually ITAR restricted is not that high but most businesses are to scared to bother messing with exports. I’ll email 10 businesses asking if they can export X scope, 9 will say no it’s restricted, # 10 will say no worries.
Prime example of ITAR stupidity:
Buy Chinese thermal or NV device overseas.
Bring back to Amerika.
Suddenly, and for no explicable reason, said device is now infected with ITAR coodies as soon as it crosses into US borders.
Leave US with foreign device.
Go to federal prison for ITAR violation.
True story.
Buy Chinese thermal or NV device overseas.
Bring back to Amerika.
Suddenly, and for no explicable reason, said device is now infected with ITAR coodies as soon as it crosses into US borders.
Leave US with foreign device.
Go to federal prison for ITAR violation.
True story.
Meh...It's no different than when certain books that went into a SCIF, that they could never come back out (thank you Tom Clancy, for inflicting that ass pain on those of us in those fields).
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