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Rapid Egg Cooker- Cook Eggs in Five Different Ways in a Short Time at any Place.
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You never have to worry about overcooking your eggs. The Dash Rapid Egg Cooker provides you with perfectly cooked eggs in a short time. This device boils your eggs in less time than it normally takes to boil water on the stove. Your eggs will cook in minutes. There is an auto-shut-off feature that prevents overcooking your eggs. So, you need not worry about monitoring the process.
Rapid Egg Cooker is perfect for your small kitchen; even you can carry it on your traveling.
Features & Benefits
- Rapid Egg Cooker delivers you the perfect eggs every time.
- It ensures softly boiled, hard-boiled, poached, and scrambled eggs all cook in minutes.
- The auto-shut-off feature prevents overcooking your eggs.
- It makes up to 6 boiled eggs, 2 poached eggs, or one individual omelet.
- Lightweight (1lb) and easy-to-store, and easy to carry.
- Accessories store easily in the appliance.
- Non-electric parts of this device are dishwasher safe.
- It includes Poaching Tray, 6-egg Boiling Tray, Omelet Bowl, Measuring Cup, and Recipe Guide.
- The company provides 1-year manufacturer warranty, 2-year warranty available with registration to the Feel Good Rewards program.
- Height: 6.3
- Width: 6.3
- Length: 7.4
- Weight: 1.1
- Cord Length: 33
- Power Rating: 360 watts
- cETL: YES
How does the Dash Rapid Egg Cooker Work?
There are two versions of Dash Egg Cooker are available on market.
- The Standard 6-egg version
- The Deluxe 12-egg version.
This Device is a simple contraption with a base plate which is equipped with a single switch. You can plug into the wall easily.
Using the measuring cup, the water goes into the metal pan in the base plate. As a result, it ensure clearly labeled with water levels for your different types of eggs.
On top of the base plate goes the boiling tray. The boiling tray can holds six or eight eggs. But it depends on the version.
One of the paramount attractions to the Dash cooker is that there is no clipping, spatulas or touching of eggs at all during cooking time. They are steamed for a certain period.
As soon as the right level of water is in and your eggs are arranged, all you do is put on the lip and flip the switch the button. Then you will notice the cooker will fog up, steam will come out from the little hole and eventually a very loud buzzer will sound. This sound is telling you that your eggs are ready to go.
Does The Dash Rapid Egg Cooker Work?
In a word, yes it does work—and certainly it works very well.
If you follow and insert the right level of water, then you will find the hard-boiled eggs are hard-boiled, the poached eggs are poached eggs and the omelet is very light and fluffy.
You can cook your eggs for breakfast, lunch, and dinner in the egg cooker. When time out, eggs have come our without burning, without hassle, without eggy smelling, and most importantly, without creating a disorder.
Should you Buy the Dash Rapid Egg Cooker?
We generally cook eggs once or twice a week. If you are cooking your eggs more than two in a week, especially in greater quantities, I recommend that this is absolutely for you.
What is the BEST part of it?
The prices of both the regular and deluxe versions are under $30, it is providing a low-cost, high-result option for fast and easy eggs.


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The Deutsches Museum Bonn is a museum with exhibits and experiments of famous scientists, engineers and inventors. Its central themes are research and technology in Germany after 1945, and it is part of the Deutsches Museum in Munich.
The museum wanted to present scientific concepts to young visitors in a simple and visual manner. The WISSENschaft SPASS association, in particular, aimed to make subjects such as mathematics, IT, technical and natural sciences more interesting and fun for schoolchildren.
The solution uses Augmented Reality (AR), an interactive 3D technology that is especially useful in the visualisation of complex concepts.
In this use-case, the SynchrotronAR app developed for Deutsches Museum Bonn offers visitors a tangible and interactive visualisation of the 500 Mev electron synchrotron, an instrument of cutting-edge physical research, that would otherwise be impossible to visualise with the naked eye.
Opening the native app installed on the tablet offered to museum visitors, users can point the device's camera at the physical exhibition, which acts as an AR marker.
This triggers the digital AR overlays, which enhance the physical exhibition with information hotspots and a visual representation of the movement of the electron synchrotron.
Users can then further explore and interact with the exhibition by walking around it and tapping on the info hotspots to learn more.
We know that taking the leap into something relatively unknown can be daunting. You deserve to see the full picture before making any decisions. Get in touch with us for a chat about how interactive 3D can work for your business. No strings attached, we promise.

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After a mysterious video of ya boy Frank Ocean…doing woodwork (?)…. popped up on a website, it looks like we're getting an actual payoff: his long-awaited followup to 2012's Channel Orange is gonna drop on Friday.
Boys Don't Cry is easily one of this year's most anticipated released, and The New York Times says that it'll be an Apple Music exclusive for two weeks. It's expected to come with a printed publication of the same name, which will be distributed at Apple Stores. This seems like an extremely Apple affair – and the latest in a battle for high profile exclusives between Apple and Tidal.
Given how many times this album has been delayed, fans are somewhat skeptical. It seems well within the realm of possibility that he might play with our hearts and delay the album again.
Frank Ocean still playing us all 100% pic.twitter.com/K4mklblDMV
— frederic (@fredmbj9) August 1, 2016
Us: Why am I watching Frank Ocean cut wood? Its prob not even worth it. Im over it
*instrumental starts playing*
Us: pic.twitter.com/39RcorQqQo— Joshua Locke (@thejoshlocke) August 1, 2016
Please Frank. Don't play us.
Source: NY Times.
Photo: Getty Images.


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Description: German porn star and reality TV personality Annina visited SCORE, toured the building, stayed for an interview and then traveled to the Bahamas for this sex scene. Her love for having her ass plundered is evident from her intense facial expressions. Porn is different than private sex but I don't think it's more exciting. It's different, and it will always be a highlight because there are a lot of people watching me and I like it, but I think my private sex is always very exciting. Being watched makes me horny. I don't know exactly why. I think I'm an exhibitionist. There is a man fucking my pussy or my ass, and people are watching, and this is unusual and exciting. About watching my own videos, I think a woman is always very critical of herself. I always think, 'Oh, no, how do I look?' and 'Oh, my God, I look bad. ' I have watched them, but not often.
Date Production: 2016


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They generate spam emails based on large data breeches. You can see for yourself here: https://haveibeenpwned.com/ (it's safe to add email here).
Just change your password if it hasn't already been changed. Usually after the data breech you would have been forced to pick a new password anyway.
If You're Not Paying for It; You're the Product.
Your password should be considered compromised if you reuse it. Check https://haveibeenpwned.com to see if you're in any known breaches.
Use something like Lastpass or 1password or another password manager that will let you easily generate random passwords and use them across devices and computers. I know with Lastpass you can have it check your password list for any reuse and you can go change those.
The majority of hacked accounts come from a breach on another site. If you use the same password for multiple things, its easy to get hacked.
Use a UNIQUE STRONG password for every site, and go change any and all passwords you think you used twice.
Password managers are the thing you want, look into LastPass or Dashlane for a good start!
Check out https://haveibeenpwned.com/ to see if your email and password are PUBLICLY listed, or were involved in another breach.
Oh man do I not like PureVPN. Among other issues, I was once asked by support staff to confirm the last 4 characters of my password over a chat to verify my account ownership. That obviously implies my password is both stored in plain text and accessible to first tier support staff.
Fingerprints, no matter what platform, are not all that secure. Fingerprints can be reproduced from photographs and they can't be stored the same way you would store a password. Personally, I wouldn't get into this discussion as fingerprints are insecure to begin with. Additionally I would not use the fingerprint scanner for authenticating apps. Especially banking.
It's likely your password was exposed in a breach.
You can check and see if your email addresses were part of breaches using services like this one:
Once you're part of a breach, you information will be spread on lists, and bad people will send your own password back at you. I have to admit, the first time it happened to me, it was alarming to see one of my real (but older) passwords. They'll threaten and try to scare you, and demand payment in Bitcoin.
I've been using strong passwords that are always unique ever since.
Check Troy Hunts database on HaveIBeenPwned? Probably your email will be listed in 1 of the breaches there what means attackers can just buy that data on the black market (or download it from the dark web) and spam "hack" a lot of accounts.
You could also check the passwords you use but that would require some technical knowhow.
You can get a free Yubikey with a 1 year subscription to the online version of Wired Magazine for $5, and you can immediately disable / opt out of the auto renewal.
Sign up for digital delivery only and then opt out of any email they send you.
This is how politicians work... To quote some Australian idiot (that was the prime minister):
> "The laws of mathematics are very commendable, but the only law that applies in Australia is the law of Australia."
So, don't expect politicians to use things like logic or even common sense to try and navigate through this quagmire. In the mean time, download GnuPG.
I stay away from VPNs that are not in 14 Eyes but are in countries with good relationships with 5 Eyes. U.S. and Panama have very good relations and treaties together. Same for UK with Hong Kong and BVI. I consider these non-14 Eye countries 5 Eye proxies. U.S. DOJ got PureVPN in Hong Kong to hand over connections logs (PureVPN did not keep activity logs) based on a subpoena that busted some guy for cyberstalking by correlating his PureVPN use with a Gmail account. Cyberstalking is certainly not cool, but Hong Kong based PureVPN makes my point.
I bought a 5-pack from Amazon but there's also a single piece. It's called Mic-lock.
But I stopped using it. I was able to download an app for Android and change the source of the sound to the internal mic. Plugged in Mic-lock and internal mic was still receiving sound. So it would only work for stupid malware and it's just not worth the inconvenience, imo. Maybe it's different for iphones if Apple doesn't allow changing the sound source. Dunno.
Last time someone posted anything critical about NordVPN in this sub masses came to the rescue in what seemed at the time to be a little suspicious. There seems to be a lot of pro-NordVPN sentiment around here and whether or not it's organized, it seems unusual to an outsider who isn't familiar with their service.
To top it off, /u/dreamysmury doesn't appear to be speaking critically of either Nord or Proton but rather the exploit that was patched which makes it strange that people are trying to defend companies which aren't being attacked.
If you can't find one pre-made, just make your own. cut the end off an old headset/ear buds or purchase a Plug sold to attach your own cable to and attach it to a keyring.
>Look at facts
Your addiction to and defense of the site is sad.
This is correct. You wouldn't know. Install signal. If you are experiencing ongoing paranoid delusions you should seek psychiatric help.
Generally, a "free" VPN is one that makes its money via advertising, meaning it collects data on you, meaning it cannot be trusted.
There are some low priced ones ($3-$4 / month w/ annual plan) that are trustworthy, like Private Internet Access.
Have you by any chance have the same password for all of these accounts? if yes, then it's not difficult to hack your accounts. If no, what about your wifi? Is it safe, do you connect to unsecure networks? It's extremely easy to take over a session with browsing info.
A few tips: - Do not reuse passwords, create strong passwords, if you can't remember them, lastpass will help.
Do not have auto-fill, do not fill your credentials into a HTTP website
Have NordVPN autoconnect instantly on startup
You can read about security tips in this article, very helpful, helped me out to set up a few things and increase my security
Free products, in general, aren't very trustworthy, and especially if we're talking about security services. I just always keep wondering from where do they get the income if users don't pay anything? It must be from something quite shady, IDK, it's possible that I'm too paranoid. Anyway, maybe this article will be helpful , I think NordVPN and Safer are pretty good options with the average price compared with other services.
> The citizen in question, unfortunately, left part of his Google profile pic in a screenshot, and an image search revealed his identity. As it turns out, the citizen, named Caleb Chen, was probably most concerned about PIA's revenue. You see, Mr. Chen is an employee of London Trust Media, which is the parent company of Private Internet Access.
Well, surprise surprise. PIA are a terrible company, they pretend to cater to privacy yet are hosted/operated out of the USA of all places. They even have that MtGox douchebag as their CEO. If there's any VPN company to stay away from, it's PIA.
Not to mention PIA staff talk absolute shite on reddit and elsewhere, accusing potential customers as being "shills" for other companies when you ask them simple questions.
NordVPN says it's getting an independent audit.
> [W]e are hiring one of the largest professional service firms in the world to run an independent audit and verify our 'no logs' claim. The audit is expected to be completed within 2 months and will independently verify that the accusations are false.
What app do you use to make your passwords?
Check out https://haveibeenpwned.com/ to see if you're in any breaches. It sounds like they have your password and can't get anywhere because you have 2FA. You might have an old password you've forgotten about that was in a breach.
>P.S. I am a network security professional with more than 20 years of experience. This is not user error.
I having a hard time believing your credibility when you did not once mention you had 2FA turned on.
Even though you say the passwords were random, lengthy, and unquite you did not mention how you make them. Did you use a password manager or better yet have you ever repeated these passwords anywhere else? What does https://haveibeenpwned.com/ say about this email account?
And we can't rule out user error because there are other ways someone can get in your Google account without your password. You could have login onto a public computer. You could have sold an old Android phone with no protection/password. Could have your cookies that keep you logged in stolen.
VPN is just encrypting data from point to point (or site to site). Someone watching the traffic can still see this computer is talking to this other computer, the content just looks garbled. However they could capture it and decrypt it later. And they can do traffic analysis to determine what type of content is most likely is.
TOR basically bounces your request between a bunch of other people before its final destination. This prevents traffic analysis because you don't know who the real sender and receiver is.
However I've read that you can de-anonomized the TOR network - https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/jul/22/is-tor-truly-anonymising-conference-cancelled
> Where are we supposed to send them to get safe, reliable, useful software?
https://chocolatey.org (with Chocolatey-gui). There is also https://ninite.com for a mix of Free and proprietary, freeware software. You shouldn't have to troll the web for software.
KeePassXC is the best choice these days.
Also have a look here: https://strongpass.us
Online solutions are bad choices because they are honey pots for hackers. LastPass has been hacked 3 times in the past 5 years. That's incredible for a company that specializes in security products.
Better VPN would be Mullvad.
If you're looking for a pre-configured browser take a look at . If you're willing to configure a browser, use Firefox and adjust settings according to
There aren't any good free VPNs. If they're giving it away free then you're the product not the customer. Facebook owns a free VPN which they use to monitor ALL of your Internet traffic so that they can serve you more relevant ads. There used to be one free VPN that sold your "excess" bandwidth to third parties at the rate of about $15 per GB. So scammers and botnets used your IP address to communicate with the world, which rather defeats the point of having a VPN.
The nearest to a good VPN is TOR (The Onion Router). But don't become an access node for it as you will get blacklisted from several websites and common IRC servers. People will also be able to look up CP and extremist material from your IP address. Also TOR has a pretty bad reputation as it's an essential to get to "darknet" web sites which specialise in drug and weapon sales as well as CP.
Personally I recommend Private Internet Access as do many other people which is about $39.99 a year. Another alternative is that the Opera Web browser has a built in VPN but it is Chinese owned these days so be careful.
PIA looks sketchy as hell. And US-based is a no-go. You might want to consider another provider. I like Mullvad, myself, for their aggressive no logs, no info policy.
To answer your question, their privacy policy is not clear on the matter (though that "may change without warning" note at the bottom is scary), but the information they explicitly claim to collect does not include IP associations. But you'd have to ask.
This happens when you reuse passwords. A site you used in the past was breached and the login details were stolen. Hackers will try your logins on other sites to see what they can get, this is called credential stuffing.
You can check what breaches you're in at https://haveibeenpwned.com/ and to stop this from happening again you need to give every account a unique password. Get a password manager as it will make creating unique passwords painless.
They're legit from what I can tell. Your type your password (risky I know) they then check it against hashes from database breeches. This doesn't mean it was your account that was compromised but it does meant that your password is potentially in the wild if someone has revered the hash or does so in the future.
Looks like you've been in a password breach, check out https://haveibeenpwned.com/ and change your passwords. Turn on 2FA for all accounts that support it especially your email account.
Just to be sure, check out https://haveibeenpwned.com/ to see if you have had any accounts exposed in a breach. Your security is strong but you're not the problem, it's websites that don't take security seriously that become the issue.
Have an upvote for asking an honest question.
By default Chrome tells Google servers:
Every URL you visit as you visit it
Details about every file you download
What you are typing into the browser bar as you type it
Tons of tracking info. Obviously your IP, which it uses to geolocate you. The current version of Chrome, when you installed and where you installed it from, etc. etc.
It can even be configured to send every single word you type into text input forms for spellcheck purposes.
The full details can be found here: https://www.google.com/chrome/browser/privacy/whitepaper.html
You'll note that nearly all of these can be disabled, and Google is very up front about them on that page. They actually have to be for government compliance. Chrome has been repeatedly traffic sniffed by professionals, and to my knowledge Google has never tracked more things than advertised.
As others have pointed out, most of these are used for features. DNS prefetch, some amazing spell check accuracy, automatic updates, Google Now.. Due to these features, some of those privacy settings I have left enabled while others I have chose to disable.
It's legit, most likely linked to the recent 000webhost compromise with thousands credentials leaked.
Amazon and LinkedIn did a good job finding their users in the dump and notifying them to change the password. People tend to reuse passwords to different services all the time, so it's a good precaution measure.
You can check whether your email address / username is on any password dump list from recent major breaches on https://haveibeenpwned.com/
Some folks or orgs may want want an OV or EV cert
Letsencrypt has an advisory board with people from Akamai, Cisco, EFF, and Mozilla (and independents). It also partners with various unis, IdenTrust, and the Linux Foundation. It is further sponsored by a buttload of companies (google, OVH, gandi to name just a few of their major sponsors randomly).
Letsencrypt is cross-signed with Identrust so you likely should have no issues with browsers lacking their root cert. (https://letsencrypt.org/docs/certificate-compatibility/)
If you do not trust or have had issues with Letsencrypt or Identrust that may be a reason to go with someone else, although I personally see no reason not to over another CA.
The long of the short of it is Let's Encrypt exists got tired of the pay-for-security-by-small-end-users system or wanted to provide ssl on customers domain names for cheap (like shopify or squarespace for example) and decided to try this and put money up to make it happen long term.
edit: Let's Encrypt also only offers 90 day certs (https://letsencrypt.org/2015/11/09/why-90-days.html)
edit2: And no wildcard certs, but since they are free getting a new domain is easy and an API exists for facilitating this along with ACME for clients
You can find the full list of the categories (highlighted by Brave) here: https://brave.com/update-rtb-ad-auction-gdpr/Google-publisher-verticals-marked-up.pdf
Not related to OP's post, but responding to this misconception:
> If something is free, you are the product.
I don't really like this saying. Open source software is free and I am not the product. My buddy's side project is free, and I'm not the product. Google's paid plans aren't free, and I'm still the product. We need to rethink this.
But, I agree that Mullvad is a good choice, but just because they are a paid vpn does not make them that good choice.
Some tips I can offer:
Invest in a VPN. I use Private Internet Access
Don't do tasks such as Internet banking on public Wi-Fi
Check your emails on a site such as and change the corresponding passwords, if necessary.
Ensure you are using an up to date browser, as these will block or warn you about non-https sites (i.e sites that don't use encryption)
Use two factor authentication on apps/sites which have the capability. Two factor codes generated via an app (e.g Google Authenticator, Lastpass authenticator) are generally more secure than those sent via SMS.
Hope these help!
You probably don't want to actually send passwords to other devices, because they could possibly be intercepted. However, using 2 factor authentication, something similar is common. Check out google authenticator , You can set it up so that whenever you want to log in, you must type your password, as well as a code that the app generates. That code changes every so often, but your original password will stay the same.
Depending on your windows version you might be able to hide your porn like this: http://www.howtogeek.com/193013/how-to-create-an-encrypted-container-file-with-bitlocker-on-windows/
Also get a better password. If he still has access get a better roommate.
Internet Browsers validate that they are going to a secure and proper webpage by checking the certificate of the web page. The certificate is issues by a company which is supposed to have validated the site.
It's why when you go to https://www.amazon.com, your browser knows that it is really amazon.com, not a different site pretending.
It's a complex and mostly broken system. The math and crypto work, but the structure needs work.
I think you should really check out https://haveibeenpwned.com/ if you have a habit of reusing passwords even if they're "strong". Every account should get its own password no matter how unimportant you think it is. Use a password manager as it makes this very easy.
I see what you are describing but that is not Qubes. Qubes is a step further than what you are describing, making the usage of Windows as host in those circumstances impossible without just going full circle and turning Windows into Qubes. Which is pointless, since we can just use Qubes. Windows application usage with Qubes is described here.
Disclaimer: I have not actually used Qubes, myself but this is my understanding of how it works.
It looks like Qubes does not support GPU passthrough for app containers, so one would have to run another full virtual OS for each game, if they wanted to segregate them.
Qubes looks pretty cool but I'm trying to figure out exactly what is provides that Xen can't other than a more user-centric interface.
Kali-undercover is visual only. No user agent details or other OS fingerprint. When I run it on my Kali laptop it changes my background, desktop icons, taskbar (moves taskbar to bottom), and even adds a somewhat clunky Windows-like start menu. Rerunning the script returns my desktop to normal.
If you havent seen it yet there is a GIF on this page: https://www.kali.org/news/kali-linux-2019-4-release/
I'm not an expert, but regarding 2-FA, I believe that is only authenticating you to Google, it does not prevent google to access the data if the want to. Thats is what is different with Proton I believe; they cant access your data because only one key is stored with them and other key is stored locally during the login.
Check this link for more details
I was wondering how this compares with PGP.
> Malvertising is a nasty problem. It's hard to track. Because of ad targeting (e.g. location, mobile vs desktop, 3G vs Wi-Fi, web browsing history, etc), different users see different ads and different ad campaign are active in different time. Moreover, one third-party ad network script usually loads content from dozens of other partner networks and trackers behind the scenes. For example, recently we worked with a site whose homepage had scripts from 8 different third-parties (ads and widgets) — when loaded in a browser, that single page generated over a thousand HTTP requests to resources on 249 unique domains — 99% of which belonged to various ad networks and trackers. Maybe this is an extreme example, but requests to 30-40 unique domains initiated by ad script is quite typical.
Instead of trusting hundreds of unknown domains to silently install and run software on my computer, I'm just going to block them by default. Sorry for your lost advertising revenue, but maybe you should find an honest line of work.
Stop re-using passwords.
How many years have you been using this computer?
Re-assess what browser plugins you are using.
Freeze your credit? Might be too late.
Consider not using the VPN for a bit and not doing anything that needs it, assess if only things through the VPN are being seen.
Is your router 100% yours? (as in, not one that's netgear/cisco/linksys and hacked?)
NordVPN and VIPRE don't do shit to assess your online digital cleanliness - they just check the client they're working with/on and tell you if they think they're working. They can't know the situation outside the box beyond what the URL in your browser says. They won't tell you if a MITM or certificate exploit is in use.
Lastly, have you looked at the certificates you trust? Have you added any? Have any been added? Any certificate that's added into your machine as a trusted signer of websites can enable a large host of MITM (man in the middle exploits). Going to sites/places/things that you are having issues with might also provide some interesting intel - like - is the certificate I'm loading on website X here on my PC the same cert that my phone gets through the carrier?
Show her https://haveibeenpwned.com and explain how all these data breaches have increased the available stock of passwords, and that if her email is in there, then she should make sure she uses a fresh password for each site. You might also want to consider letting her keep the notepad provided she sets a 6 digit PIN and uses touchID or FaceID to log in.
Check https://haveibeenpwned.com/ to see if you've been in any breaches. Get a password manager and give every account a unique password no matter how unimportant you think it is. Use 2FA, not the text message 2FA but the Google Authenticator or Authy version.
If it is your employer's network and computer, trying to go around security measures may be a career limiting move.
TMK, at least on Windows, all common web browsers leverage the shared OS certificate API, rather than only trusting their own private certificate store. And not trusting the corporate certificate won't get around a firewall which forces MITM decryption of various websites, it'll just pop up certificate warnings.
If you can install VirtualBox, you could run a Chrome OS in a virtual machine; the VM software would only trust it's own certificates, not the parent OS.
This story keeps getting b̶e̶t̶t̶e̶r̶ ̶a̶n̶d̶ ̶b̶e̶t̶t̶e̶r̶ stupider and stupider.
But even now, "police say they may yet charge him with making a hoax bomb — though they acknowledge he told everyone who would listen that it's a clock."
Instead of having to look through the dark corners of Windows 10's settings to find all of the privacy settings, O&O Shutup provides a centralized menu. After installing updates, you run the program and it will detect any changes Microsoft makes to your preferences. Additionally, it automates the creation of restore points prior to making any changes and you can save a configuration file of your preferences for portability or in case you had to reinstall the program.
Edit: Bizarrely half of my comment disappeared when I submitted it.
Head to PortableApps and install their platform. A 2G USB has been plenty for a tool-based device but there are games as well if you like.
Off the top of my head I use:
Ant Renamer
All of the "Wise" tools
When I burn a computer with an HDD for myself or someone else I:
1) Create a Burn folder of the desktop and move temp files, documents, photos, whatever into it.
2) Rename the files and folders with Ant Renamer using the Random UID setting
3) Securely delete them with Eraser
4) Confirm it worked with Wise Recovery
I also keep the EFF Long Word List txt file on the USB and a six sided die in my backpack.
Nmap is by far the best tool to discover hosts on a network. What problems are you having?
Simple ping scan of network: nmap -PE <network range>
This should be a pretty decent scan for clients on a LAN.
Simple List scan: nmap -sL <network range>
This will give you a list of hosts with a reverse DNS check for host names. It sends no packets, only receives.
You might try reading this section of the Nmap manual: http://nmap.org/book/man-host-discovery.html
Yay, I'm so glad you love 1Password :).
Just wanted to contribute this link about how security is at our core: https://1password.com/security/
I'm here (and so is our super-smart head of security!) to answer any questions you have about 1Password and it's top-notch security.
-Henry from AgileBits (makers of 1Password)
A VPN isn't for hiding from Google, it can be for hiding from your ISP or network sniffers. It creates a secure connection to the domain you are connecting to.
If you're worried about Chrome using your information then look into Firefox and the tips/add-ons from https://www.privacytools.io/
Building on what /u/tehfcae7182 said, use a password manager. Last pass is pretty good. During the recent breach they let us know how they do passwords... and it's really good. The tl;dr version is even though they got "breached" it didn't really matter, because of how they do things. They're a good password manager.
Once you have a password manager, just generate random passwords. If you're on Windows 7 (or above) click Start, type "powershell" and hit enter. At the prompt, paste this:
-join(33..126|%{[char]$_}|Get-Random -C 40)
And it'll give you 40 random characters. Like these:
\A/yc{R'@EUl;r!vI>x=KN1Ditkw7&b}^JaFjQH# ~piN(m4G/7oJh9ekz#MyKx5.R{8]S361%@`FD>$_ HSC-#joF)0XB~mzw7l/y!g]>:$9^,[dNe6q2W4u
These passwords will never* be cracked. Then just put the passwords into your password manager, make the master password something long and hard to guess, and you're good to go.
^(^by ^"never" ^I ^mean ^that ^it ^would ^take ^literally ^millions ^of ^years ^for ^a ^computer ^to ^brute ^force ^it, ^because ^of ^how ^math ^works.)
So tl;dr. Your method is not bad but it's also not good. It has flaws. The better method would be to use completely random passwords in combination with a password manager.
I work in infosec, and I helped a company out during a DDoS attack a few years back. After the fact, I put together a list of "lessons learned," things they could have done to minimize the impact had they taken these steps BEFORE the incident. Not a silver bullet, but definitely a resource you can use to build out similar controls at your company. https://www.slideshare.net/JerodBrennenCISSP/ddos-attack-preparation-and-mitigation-27027980
Shameless plug for /r/homedefense.
That will get you in a good place.
When connecting to unknown/public networks, WiFi or otherwise, someone might be snooping on what you're accessing.
Your passwords (and other traffic) are mostly protected by HTTPS. However, if you're connecting to something via FTP or HTTP, which are not encrypted, that data can be intercepted at any point along its route.
Privacy VPN services like NordVPN wrap the whole thing in encryption to mitigate the risk of such interception. Everything is encrypted between your computer and NordVPN's servers is encrypted, and then it's sent from NordVPN's servers to the endpoint. That means the traffic can't be intercepted on your end if you're connected to a dodgy network like a public WiFi network. It's still not encrypted between NordVPN and the server you're connecting to, but the chances of being intercepted on that end of the route are much smaller.
It really depends on why you need a vpn but for the most part the paid ones are better because you need money to maintain a quality product. Free vpns might generally be slow and unreliable and as someone already mentioned might be selling your data.
I would recommend NordVPN, they have been around for a long time and seem reliable enough to me.
Of Course. First: If something is free, you are the product. Mullvad is a paid vpn and it just got a strict no-logging policy. Second: OperaVPN isnt Opensource so you dont see how its been operating and which servers are connencting else. In addition OperaVPN doesnt allow OpenVPN or wireguard configs.
Hahahaha I read that at the end, and had the same reaction. Can't be both.
lol the title of the linked NordVPN article, "NordVPN: Why the false allegations are wrong". Seems slightly redundant. Who writes these articles?
"There are animated ads and bloatware installers to deal with, which are undeniable annoyances."
Bloatware is arguably malware just for the fact that it's software installed agaist the users will, and that's before you factor in that bloatware is often malicious (ad injection, search engine redirection etc).
A discussion about torrent clients listing some alternatives: http://www.howtogeek.com/197542/the-4-best-alternatives-to-utorrent-on-windows/
This is why re-using passwords is a bad thing. Use a unique password for every account and store them in a password manager (I like KeePass). If you haven't done so already, type your email address(es) into https://haveibeenpwned.com/ and see if you get a hit. Set up multi factor authentication if it's available too.
This discussion provides really valuable information. You can gather experience.
An alternate variant is to download RectorDecryptor by Kasperski.
But I suppose there is no existent way to crack 4096 encryption.
Go to https://haveibeenpwned.com/ to see what breaches you're in. Get a password manager like Bitwarden, 1Password, or KeePassXC. Write down your master password and keep it somewhere safe in your home. Then turn on 2FA for all the accounts you can but especially for your email. Get Authy or use the password manager mentioned to store the 2FA secret. Above all else, every internet account gets a unique password no matter how unimportant it is.
For true anonymous communication, use TailsOS, it's an operating system designed for privacy that boots off a USB stick.
For regular daily use, use a VPN (properly configured with kill switch and DNS leak prevention) on all your devices. Use a privacy & security hardened browser (e.g. Firefox + noscript/umatrix + ublock origin + privacy settings + random agent spoofer + clean links + disconnect search + self-destructing cookies).
That's basically all you need. If you're using windows, make sure you use a tool like Spybot Anti-Beacon to disable windows spying.
There are cheaper cameras that can do what you need like this although you will have less reliability and support than going with a more trusted brand.
Ninja Edit: Or this odd looking but inexpensive one with lights on it.
~~Ninja~~ Edit 2: Right link: http://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/wireless-mini-pir-ip-camera-with_1840803945.html
At first every attack seems personal and targetting you in particular. It's most likely not the case. Thousands of bots are automatically trying to break passwords on big platforms etc from lists that circulate on the black market and come from past breakins or other data leakage.
Since there's been something like one company announcing that the data of millions of customers were lost by week recently, you're probably just one of them. Use that website to know if your email is in the lists that have leaked publicly https://haveibeenpwned.com/
If you've ever received spam from companies you didn't give your email to, that means your email is already sold somewhere by someone. It's just a matter of bying it.
This is by far the most prevalent possibility and if it's the case, relax, unless your password is bad they're not serious attackers. They have millions of account to try so if it doesn't work they'll just leave it and try another one.
If on the other hand it is a targetted attack, then it most likely is someone close.
Microsoft just added them: https://threatpost.com/microsoft-adds-direct-trust-for-lets-encrypt/134761/
FWIW, the LE intermediate certs are cross-signed by Identrust, which was already in the trust stores of the major browsers, so that's how the chain worked before. Now the chain can use the LE root of trust.
They have your PC's unique fingerprint. So they make an educated guess that the guy using IE on the computer is the same guy using FF.
EDIT: scroll down to the fingerprint test https://www.privacytools.io/
And if you don't have a Pi-Hole or a HOSTS file, don't use IE with FB because you can't install uBlock Origin. Instead use Chrome or FF, whichever isn't your main browser. That's what I do.
We've created an audit for all Firefox versions in your network so you can quickly identify vulnerable machines and help with patching.
I'd be happy to. This is a list I wrote about a year ago, but it's still accurate:
More details on SSL decryption:
> Keyless SSL requires that Cloudflare decrypt, inspect and re-encrypt traffic for transmission back to a customer's origin.
Source: https://www.cloudflare.com/ssl/keyless-ssl/
By doing that, Cloudflare is violating the trust between users and server operators and making the SSL certificate itself worthless. A website cannot be considered "Secure" if the traffic is decrypted by a man in the middle.
Wipe your computer with something like DBAN and reinstall your OS. Make sure you've got install media available to you (including something that boots) before you wipe.
If you've got banking information at risk, it may be cheaper/easier/faster to buy a new computer.
You could also consider running something like a LiveCD version of Ubuntu (see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCD/Persistence) for banking or other important things, especially if you can't/won't wipe/reinstall or buy a new computer. Chromebooks are also cheap and will get you on the Internet pretty securely.
It sounds like a phishing scam, are you sure the email is actually from Target? Keep an eye on your bank account, keep your computer clean and check to see if you've been pwned
>WireGuard securely encapsulates IP packets over UDP. You add a WireGuard interface, configure it with your private key and your peers' public keys, and then you send packets across it.
This is going to be big
Seems to be a fork <em>of</em> KeePassX with the aim of being properly cross platform and having better security. Might be the best non-Windows client (going to try it over the usual KeePassX in WINE right now), but I'll stick with KeePass for Windows.
Edit: Yay, it's going to support KDBX4. No more exporting a copy for KeePassX to use separately.
Heads-up, you seem to be talking talking about <strong>Kee</strong>Pass, which is free and open-source, not KeyPass (which I'll refrain from linking), which is proprietary, closed-source, limited to 10 (!) entries in the free version, and IMO not to be trusted.
Unfortunately this ransomware doesn't have a decryption tool and likely won't for a long while.
You'll want to restore from a backup.
In the future you may want to look into data protection software and backup software for your server.
This is about the "none" algorithm again, based off the original post at https://auth0.com/blog/critical-vulnerabilities-in-json-web-token-libraries/
This is from 2015, and the discussion (on Reddit, Hacker News, etc) already happened. Pick a library that either doesn't implement "none", or verifies the input algorithm against a whitelist.
> https://www.whatsapp.com/legal/#privacy-policy-information-we-collect
In addition to the metadata, they say, they would retain "popular" media for a longer period of time in their servers, to improve performance - if that is the cause what purpose does end-to-end encryption serve (with encryption it would be impossible for them to classify what is popular and what is not), it also seems totally contradictory to the lines you have quoted from their Terms ("encrypted to protect against us and third parties from reading them")
There's some info about all that here: https://www.google.com/chrome/browser/privacy/
Switching to Firefox might offer better security, or if you're really paranoid, use the Tor browser along with your VPN. Some other alternatives here.
Well, free VPN is not a good idea, although I doubt that SuperVPN can steal you email information. Mostly it's free because it shows you some ads and limits you session and bandwidth. It can also track you DNS requests, meaning it can track what websites you go.
I'm pretty sure that the alert you got is related to the VPN.
In any case, changing the password and using 2FA is a good choice.
All of these security threats are a bit unlikely and it's not like everyone is capable of it, but it's still better to be safe than sorry. Seems like just https isn't enough security these days so a VPN would be a great additional layer of protection.
I think NordVPN is a trustworthy service, they have been in the industry for a long time and they're based in Panama so you can be certain that they will respect your privacy.
Quick question, Are you using Diskless Servers like AzireVPN? As in everything run off RAM.
When I answered you with "charitably, on the up-sell to premium" I wasn't in any way saying they were a charity. Upselling is a business strategy, and if ProtonVPN makes its money from premium customers then everything you say about the importance of reputation applies to them - they're just using upselling as a marketing technique.
"Charitably" in this context means "viewing them in the best possible light".
TOR is absolutely comparable to a VPN. I have no idea what you're even trying to claim here.
Wow it seems like "people" are really shilling out for NordVPN in these comments. I'm going to go out on a limb here, but it kinda seems like any time someone accuses someone else of running a "smear campaign" they turn out to be the guilty party.
So, I got IPVanish several months ago and I've found it to be unusable presumably because of so much nefarious activity by other users.
My eBay account got temporarily banned because I made a listing while connected to my vpn and eBay flagged my IP as being suspicious.
I've been stuck in endless captcha loops.
I've run into more captchas than normal.
I've had websites tell me my IP is completely blocked, even after switching endpoints/countries.
So are any of these VPN services better than this? Or is this just an unfortunate side effect of using protection?
For 1): I'm entering via ShangHai, so I assume that is large enough of a metropolitan area?
For 2): I've heard that ExpressVPN is the go-to VPN for China, correct?
For 6): If I have iCloud turned on and all my photos automatically back up to iCloud, can spyware compromise that as well through the photo uploads?
What's cheap to you? I used to use Private Internet Access until more and more services blocked their proxies. I have switched to ExpressVPN. Over a year the good VPN are affordable and worth it. I would recommend to not use any free ones as you cannot be 100% sure they are not scraping your data or logging what you do.
VPNs you will get what you pay for.
PIA have a good reputation, as to NordVPN and FREEDOME VPN (run by F-Secure). Any which support OpenVPN and have a no logging policy, but you've no way to really know that's true. However, if you're not doing anything illegal, that's not an issue, is it?
By the way, there is literally nothing stopping the VPN provider from doing anything your ISP could do above. They know who you are, your payment details (unless you use a cryptocurrency or gift card to pay), and plenty of other details. You should continue to use decent "op sec" on the web, ensuring your connection to the endpoint is encrypted wherever possible, and not linking your VPN use with things like social media if anonymity is really your goal.
This is such a stupid move by PIA I can't even describe it, they've lost a customer. Thanks OP for mentioning NordVPN as one of the options, I've just read about it and they seem pretty good and reliable. Currently using the free trial and considering buying the subscription. Snooped around the 'net a bit and found this offer, maybe I'll use it and maybe it'll be useful to someone Also heard that StrongVPN is quite good, will have to try it as well before making the decision.
If anyone is looking for a good VPN, I recommend NordVPN. I mostly use it to get around YouTube music videos that are blocked in the U.S. It works very well and I've never had any problems.
EDIT: Why am I being downvoted? I'm not allowed to mention a VPN that I like?
You can get a one year subscription to it right now for basically free:
Also has BitDefender 2017 / Acronis True Image 2017 / CyberGhost VPN 1 year subscription / Display fusion for $20, it's pretty slick.
Here is what I recommend (and I'd welcome feedback from the group on this):
OpenBSD as a desktop operating system. The focus of this platform is on security and it makes a very nice daily driver. You give up Flash support and Virtualization software support (qemu is it) but for everything else it is very solid. Use full disk encryption and leverage the fact that OpenBSD has encrypted swap for quite some time.
On the hardware front, if you are very concerned, look to use Coreboot (open source BIOS). You can purchase Lenovo laptops from that have it pre-installed for you.
Use the following browser plugins:
Ghostery - blocks trackers Some Ad Block plugin HTTPS Everywhere from the EFF (forces encryption) Referrer Control (sanitizes HTTP referer)
Use a VPN service from a company that you know doesn't store logs. AirVPN got good marks on this front recently. When you set this up, make sure you aren't leaking any DNS data (do a Google search here).
Use TOR on top of your VPN to randomly route your encrypted traffic. There are some concerns about compromised TOR nodes so do some research here.
Don't use suspend/resume on the laptop. Do a cold boot and full shutdown every time. That will ensure that your front line of security if the laptop is stolen is that full disk encryption.
Use tarsnap or some other fully encrypted backup tool to back up your data offsite. Tarsnap is nice because you can build the tool from source code and the data is encrypted before it ever leaves your machine.
Thoughts from the group?
Android supports full disk encryption (there are lots of guides online). Everyone should use it, if only to keep your personal data safe in case of theft/lost phone.
One thing to be careful about is that by default android sets the filesystem (fs) encryption password to be the same as your lock screen password. This is idiotic for a lot of reasons (your lock screen password is usually short because you have to enter it so often, while you want your fs password to be long and brute force resistant). The App Cryptfs Password will let you change the fs encyption password so it isn't the same as your lock screen password.


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- Old Bushmills Distillery
Wine Description:
100% Single Malt Whiskey aged for 10 years in seasoned Bourbon and Oloroso sherry barrels. Flavours of honey, fruit, vanilla and toasted wood.
Tasting Note:
On the nose over-ripe grape and light citrus with a touch of toffee and peanut. On the palate vanilla and milk bottle sweets dried peels and chamomile tea with a digestive, cooked plum finish.
Press Reviews:
Single Malts - 2015
Wizards of Whisky Awards
Irish Whisky - Single Malt - 2014
International Wine & Spirit Competition
Irish Single Malt 12 Years and Under - 2014
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Our bright yellow kayaks bob in the choppy water like bits of cracker cast out for ducks. Paddling slowly around the Hiram M. Chittenden Locks, one of Seattle's most popular tourist attractions, we're waiting for the signal from our guides that it's time to maneuver into the larger of the two.
The massive structures, informally known as the Ballard Locks, help link freshwater Lakes Washington and Union with the briny waters of Puget Sound. Right now the larger lock is lowering its westbound cargo from Lake Union's lofty perch above.
While we wait for the lock to finish its job, our guides Devon and Jay help us keep an eye out for wildlife. We easily spot several seals, whose shiny black heads rhythmically pop in and out of the water, when Devon suddenly shouts that Herschel is at the fish ladder.
We crane our necks to spot the stout, bristly-whiskered sea lion, but all we see is the splash he makes as he swims away. Herschel, Devon says, is a bit of a legend in these parts. First spotted in the area around 1980, the crafty, rather gluttonous sea lion quickly learned he could nosh on all the tasty salmon he wanted if he hung around the complex's fish ladder and trapped them against its cement walls. The salmon congregate at the ladder to rest for a few days before climbing it to spawn in the area's freshwater lakes and rivers.
Herschel was soon downing dozens of salmon per day. Then he got greedy, attacking other sea lions and even kayaks — yikes! — which he deemed a threat to his piscine bounty. Fisheries employees and other wildlife experts fought back against the flappered, 800-pound beast, shooting rubber-tipped arrows and metal pellets at him, and tossing underwater firecrackers into the sea. They also tried tempting Herschel away from the ladder by feeding him other fish — fish they had spiked with nausea-inducing lithium chloride — and even tried frightening him away with a mechanical orca whale, orcas being sea lions' sole predator. But nothing fazed Herschel.
Eventually they tranquilized him and trucked him far out into Puget Sound, but he swam back in a few days' time. So they trapped him again and ferried him some 1,000 miles south to his home in Southern California. He returned 11 days later.
Devon doesn't say what happened to Herschel after that. But as some blamed him for a dramatic decrease in the watershed's steelhead run, the rumor that he ended up at Sea World in Florida might be true. No matter his fate, his memory lives on at Ballard Locks, as any sea lion spotted near the fish ladder is now called Herschel.
I crane to spot the ladder in case Herschel returns, but our kayak has drifted too far away. No matter; the large lock is now open, awaiting its new cargo.
"Let the big boats in first," Jay yells to our group, now excitedly clustering around the lock's yawning mouth.
We patiently wait a little longer as a sailboat glides in, followed by the Hop Aboard, a yacht from Yakima, Wash., and a water scooter. Then our group forms a conga line and streams into the lock, quickly snugging ourselves against its concrete wall like barnacles latching onto a boat hull. A knot of tourists forms on the viewing platform above and watches as the lock's metal doors swing shut and water begins flowing into the chamber, quickly raising our assorted jumble of watercraft more than a dozen feet.
When its 30-ton gates once again open, the various motorcraft sputter back to life and stream away, quickly fading to dots on the horizon. Our group quietly paddles to the end of the lock complex, then turns around and heads right back in for the ride back down to Puget Sound.
Under the sea
For 30 years, my husband, Ed, and I had talked about exploring Seattle. When we finally booked tickets to the city that birthed Boeing, Cinnabon, Starbucks and Zillow, the next step was planning what to see and do.
Pulling up a city map on Google, we were struck by what is clearly the city's major geographic asset: water. Sure, we knew Seattle was perched on the edge of the Pacific. But we hadn't realized its western border and environs are a tangled mass of islands, inlets, bays, peninsulas and estuaries, gifting the city with 148 miles of freshwater shoreline and another 53 miles of saltwater shoreline. In a place so waterlogged, so characterized by the sea, the only way to truly understand it would be from the water.
I quickly booked tickets for two kayak tours: one through the Ballard Locks, since they're so famous, and a sunset tour from the North Admiral neighborhood, which promised awesome views of the city's famous Space Needle-pierced skyline. Later that day, we again climbed into plastic kayaks and paddled into the rather sheltered waters of Elliott Bay, which sits south of Lake Union and Ballard Locks. Many famous city structures hug the bay's belly: Pike Place Market, the Seattle Aquarium and Seattle's Great Wheel, to name a few. Although the Space Needle, created for the 1962 Seattle World's Fair, sits a half-mile away in the Seattle Center, an arts and entertainment venue, it's easily visible, too.
We followed our guide as she led us toward the skyline, which turned a bit rosier every minute as the sun glided toward the earth, and then to the south, where snow-capped Mount Rainier rose in the distance. The massive chunk of rock emanated strength, longevity and permanence, while the water dancing below us whispered of ephemerality.
Back on land, we realized that these two dips into the area's aquatic real estate simply made us thirsty for more. Pulling out a tourist booklet, we were faced with loads of options. We could hop on one of the ferries chugging along the shore; the most popular and scenic trips are over to Bremerton, a city on the Olympic Peninsula, and Bainbridge Island. A variety of sightseeing tours also were available, both on traditional seafaring vessels and "Ducks," amphibious landing craft used by the Army during World War II. We could even book a voyage on one of the local high-speed catamarans and be whisked to Victoria, British Columbia, in two or three hours.
Reverting to landlubbers
Numbed by our choices, we changed course and decided to spend the rest of our time as landlubbers, admiring the water from terra firma. First up: a trip back to Ballard Locks, a complex that includes a museum and botanical garden in addition to the lock-viewing platform. Today no kayaks paddle into the locks; instead, the large lock fills up with a clutch of small white boats and the 104-foot-long M/V Puget, a debris recovery vessel operated by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The Puget patrols the inland waters of the Sound, plucking various items out of the water that might pose navigational problems for other boats. Today, her deck is loaded with logs and tree stumps.
As the boats stream out of the lock into Lake Union, fish leap out of the water ahead of them as acrobatic escorts. We head downstairs to the fish ladder's underwater viewing area. Sadly for us, we're visiting in between salmon spawning seasons so all we see through the windows is murky water. Back on top, Ed points out a display, asking, "Have you heard of Herschel?"
For the next two days we drink in the views of Seattle's various bodies of water from every vantage point. We admire sparkling Elliott Bay from Victor Steinbrueck Park, a grassy patch of land just west of the city's famed Pike Place Market. We peer down on pretty Lake Union from the Space Needle's observation deck 500 feet up, then at eye level while traversing the trails at Gas Works Park, a nubbin of land at the lake's northern end.
Our final night in town we head to Kerry Park, a tiny plot in the city's Queen Anne Hill neighborhood. The green space overlooks Elliott Bay and offers the quintessential view of the city skyline. In fact, most of Seattle's promotional materials feature shots of the city taken from this very spot.
We lean against the stone wall overlooking the bay and gaze into the inky night. The Space Needle is lit from head to toe, a regal, elegant presence commanding attention. Flowing behind it are innumerable city lights, clustered together in a gauzy blanket reminiscent of the Milky Way. Down in the bay, tiny lights wink merrily from various vessels. The view is simply breathtaking.
We stand in silence for several minutes, and then Ed turns and looks at me. "We're coming back," he says.
Just like Herschel.
Melanie Radzicki McManus' book "Thousand-Miler," about hiking Wisconsin's Ice Age Trail, has recently been released. She lives near Madison, Wis.


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When I polled y'all on Instagram, an overwhelming amount of you answered yes to seeing more photos from Wednesday's event with Simon G. Jewelry and CS Magazine at DL Loft here in Chicago! If you missed it, I hosted a gorgeous little dinner to celebrate the end of this 3 month project I've been working on with them!
Honestly, I was a little nervous about the event. It was my first one that I've hosted since moving to Chicago (I'm still getting my bearings even after a year). But everything went really well. Everyone had a great time! The location was so picturesque that I immediately went home and asked if we could get re-married at DL Loft. He (of course) said no. But without further adieu, here you go!
I love the clear chairs for a little bit of glam!
I'm obsessed with the gold silverware that was on the tables!
These fall floral arrangements were giving me all the feels!
Each table was decorated with jewelry from Simon G. Jewelry. It was such a cute idea! There were also adorable pumpkins!
How adorable is this little corner they set up to lounge in?
This has to be the cutest wine bar and could easily be recreated for a wedding!
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Reddit has crushed the biggest protest in its history. What's next? Make AI-generated porn legal again, apparently — as long as it's not deepfaked. Today, Reddit has added an explicit carveout to its Content Policy that allows "AI-generated sexual media that depicts fictional people or characters."
Some backstory: In 2018, Reddit was among the many platforms that banned deepfake AI porn communities, declaring that "involuntary pornography" was not okay. Specifically, Reddit modified its Rule 3 to ban depictions of nudity or sexual contact "that may have been faked."
But as of 2018, Reddit left an explicit carveout for porn distributed with a sexual worker's consent — and today, Reddit has added another carveout for AI-generated sexual media.
Here's the new part, in bold:
Note that the rule does not apply to media distributed commercially with the consent of those depicted, AI-generated sexual media that depicts fictional people or characters, or artistic depictions (e.g., cartoons, anime, etc.) – although keep in mind our rules regarding respecting the intellectual property of others.
"[S]exually explicit AI-generated content violates our rules if it depicts a real, identifiable person," the company clarified today.
Mind you, Rule 3 isn't the only Reddit rule keeping Midjourney and Stable Diffusion-alikes from blasting NSFW AI content all over the platform. Rule 6 requires that Reddit communities label sexually explicit and / or offensive content, to the point it generally stays within opt-in NSFW communities. And Rule 4 prohibits sexual or suggestive content involving minors, fictional or not.
Speaking of Rule 4, it got an adjustment today as well: "Do not share content depicting or promoting neglect, physical, or emotional abuse against minors." Minor abuse is a brand-new category of depiction that Reddit doesn't tolerate.
Technically speaking, intellectual property rules should also keep many fictional AI-unclothed characters from appearing on Reddit. But enforcing that is tough: IP rights have generally not stopped Rule 34 (which is not a Reddit rule, BTW) in the past.


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A Bit About Our History
In 2009, an idea that would become UNiCORN M.E.P. CONSULTANTS Pvt. Ltd. (formerly Unicorn Engineers) began to take shape. One short year later, in February 2010, the idea became a reality when our firm's co-founder & director, Mr. Salil Karkhanis, an engineering enthusiast, backed with over 10 years of industry experience in a leadership role, with the support of his eminent mentors decided to chase his dream by establishing a company which is now a front-runner in its industry.
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Our signature of "out-of-the-box-thinking approach" has made us a well-known industry leader among our fellow competitors.
Over the past decade we have continued to grow locally and internationally, gaining a reputation for integrity and excellence in new construction and renovation projects in markets ranging from Townships, Residential Complexes, Commercial Complexes, Hospitals and Health Care, Hotels and Hospitality, IT Parks, Data Centers, SEZ's, Industries etc. We enjoy an excellent relationship with leading architects, consultants, public workers and development departments, public sector undertakings as well as major business houses and corporate groups.
We are acclaimed by our vast gold mine of talented engineers among every industry vertical who form the strong foundation of this firm. Their extensive experience in their respective specialized fields and their ability to listen and understand the requirements of the designers and owners as well as comprehend the physical, administrative and budgetary constraints for each project has made us successful in delivering tailor-made customized design systems in an effective and efficient manner.
We believe, technology keeps changing, demands keep changing, our yardstick for excellence shall keep rising but the one thing that will remain perpetual for us is that for us, "About Us" is "About our Clients and our Team".
We aim to provide our clients bespoke designs and technologically most sustainable solutions with professional service while achieving the best value result for every project.
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Meet The Team
The people that comprise of UNiCORN aren't merely employees. They're the heart and backbone of our firm, the reason we've accomplished all we have since first opening our doors for business.


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2. The Great Movie Ride: Go through some classic films and become a part of your favorite stories on the Great Movie Ride! Housed inside a replica of the Grauman's Chinese Theater, this ride is a Hollywood Studios staple.
1. Fantasmic: End any night at Hollywood Studios with Fantasmic! Fantasmic is a spectacular show with lights, pyrotechnics, fireworks, projections on water, and your favorite characters on stage, sets, and on decorated boats! Fantasmic is a beautiful montage of different Disney films and stories and is something that you absolutely cannot miss when you go to Walt Disney World.
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S aturated acidic colors, surreally exaggerated images, gestural slashes of paint: these are the features that largely define the resurgence in figurative painting that has gripped the artistic narrative of recent decades. Because much discussion of "modern art" in the twentieth century focused almost entirely on abstraction, it was not until the 1980s that artists began to rebel against the supremacy of Clement Greenberg and formalism. The slick, highly polished modes of Pop Art and Photorealism reintroduced familiar images to the artistic canon, but it wasn't until Neo-Expressionists like Georg Baselitz and Jean-Michel Basquiat embraced the expressive ability of paint in their depictions of the human form that figuration came roaring back to life.
Though stylistically and geographically diverse, contemporary painters largely share a personal, emotive approach to image-making that highlights experimental methods of depiction and investigations of identity. Examples include the psychologically expressive portraits of Alice Neel; Peter Doig's enigmatic personal dreamscapes; gestural, emotionally charged narrative scenes by Dana Schutz; or the intimate, imagined fantasies of Salman Toor. Despite their wide-ranging approaches to form, composition, and subject, each of these artists can trace their conceptual origins to the early Modern artists from the turn of the century – most notably Ernst Ludwig Kirchner.
Kirchner's perspectival experimentation and advancement, exuberantly expressive handling of paint, and emotive rather than literal palette are remarkably prophetic of the painterly style that has come to dominate contemporary representational painting. All these qualities can be seen in his striking portrait from 1923, Grosses Schererportrait (Der Maler; Zeichnender Maler; Grünes Selbstbildnis vor Landschaft). As with other canvases the artist completed during this period, while he was convalescing from mental illness in Davos, the present work was painted not from life from memory and Kirchner's own emotional response. "I long so much to produce works from pure imagination," he wrote during his first months in Davos, "but the impression created by reality is so rich here that depicting it consumes all of one's energies" (quoted in Exh. Cat., Basel, Kunstmuseum, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Mountain Life, The Early Years in Davos, 1917-1926, 2003, p. 15). Here, Kirchner's imagination has inspired the vivid, saturated palette and angular, exaggerated lines of his figures, evincing the self-reflection and psychological examination he was experiencing at the time.
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I remember how I received the Baptism of the Holy Spirit over the phone with KCM in April 2006.
It was a tragic time in my life as I had just come back from the Hospital after losing my baby in a still birth. She was full term and on the last routine scan of 'Emily-Rose', she had stopped breathing. It was like a bad dream as I was whisked into ER for an emergency caesarean section.
I could already hear the voice of Brother Copeland saying to me, "Fear not, a mighty miracle shall come forth from this!" and these words of reassurance kept repeating and repeating, even though, in the operating theatre, I didn't know what this meant and why I was hearing so audibly Brother Kenneth Copeland speaking to me so strongly and powerfully.
The Search
I was still searching for Jesus and I was unsaved. I didn't know that I had to be saved or what the Holy Spirit was, as I was brought up a Muslim and had a very strict and oppressive upbringing.
The year before this happened, I was searching for Christ and the 'Truth' and this longing was an on-going search throughout my life. I asked my husband (who is Spanish),we were living in Spain back then, how we could 'find Jesus?' He suggested we become Catholic.
So I became Catholic, baptised, confirmed and had to re-marry my husband for it to be recognised as Catholic. He was already born Catholic so he didn't have to do this. I was very confused at the time and became even more confused because it was all about Mary as the saviour rather than Jesus.
The Phone Call
Moving on from there, in 2006 and losing Emily-Rose, after almost two weeks of being back at home without the baby and three other small children asking where the baby was, I was in total despair and confusion. I felt that God had abandoned me and I needed answers once and for all in my life.
Crying out to the Lord in my deep despair and confusion, I was drawn to a magazine that was lying on the floor. It was the 'Believer's Voice of Victory'.
I heard a voice near me saying to open it and call the office for some answers, so I did just that! I telephoned the KCM Ministry Office in Bath, UK and I spoke to the Prayer Minister.
As soon as I telephoned, a voice from my left shoulder told me to put the phone down as 'they don't know that you are really Muslim!' and as I was about to put the phone down, the other voice told me to 'give it a try and speak to them' and this I did.
However, when I was greeted by the person on the other end of the phone all that came out of my mouth was, 'Please can you baptise me in the Holy Spirit!'.
Before I could apologise and take back what I had just said, as I didn't know what that meant, the Prayer Minister kindly and gently said, 'Sure I'll pray with you for the Baptism of the Holy Spirit, just repeat these words after me'.
After getting over my initial shock that she understood what this meant, I repeated her words. Again, I heard the voice on my left tell me to put the phone down as this was all a big mistake, then the other voice told me to 'give it one last chance because this might be the only chance I have'.
This immediately shook me and I stayed with the Prayer Minister. I felt like I was in the middle of a battle that was unbeknown to me.
A Mighty Rushing Wind Came into the Room
I was repeating the words of the Prayer Minister when all of a sudden, a mighty rushing wind came into the room. It was so strong that it blew all the papers up into the air and even I was blown up into the air so that I was immediately standing.
I went to the windows to shut them from the strong winds, but they were all closed! Outside not a leaf was moving! No wind!
Someone was shouting in Russian or something similar and on touching my mouth I found that it was me! I couldn't believe it, I was speaking in tongues and it was so powerful and so overwhelming that it was like a geyser exploding within me and out into tongues and liquid peace.
Literally for the next two hours, I was crying, speaking in this new language and a peace filled me and I literally felt the liquid of peace and love being poured into me and filling me to overflowing.
I came down those stairs, a new person, a new creation, a born-again child of God!
All because Father God, Lord Jesus and the Holy Spirit guided me, step by step to reach out to Kenneth Copeland Ministries and to be filled with His Spirit, His Peace and His eternal Love. I have never been the same since!
I Am So Grateful
Now my whole family is saved, my four children, my husband and all we want to do is to serve the Lord all our lives.
I am so grateful to this Ministry and to Brother Copeland because when I was alone in the operating theatre, they placed the baby next to me but I didn't look, all I heard was Brother Copeland's voice loudly telling me that "Fear not, a mighty miracle shall come forth from this!"
I actually thought my daughter would be resurrected because of this, but I realise now the miracle was my salvation and that of my whole family.
Thank you, Brother Copeland and thank you KCM! We are so grateful to you for your prayers and your powerful, anointed Ministry! I would recommend to everyone, to telephone the Prayer Ministry at KCM, they are wonderful people of God who are anointed and powerful in their prayers! Thank you so much KCM Ministry.
With love and blessings,
Vicki, United Kingdom
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A crane will be situated at Kunkel Hall for the new Simon Center project Tues., Sept. 19. The crane will be located inside of the project site fence and will be lifting steel for the new glass entrance corner. The crane will be at the project site for approximately two days next week.
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Issue Types Library includes a very long list of possible issue brief descriptions that you can Activate/Deactivate for each project.
You can access this list by following the below steps:
1) Make sure you are logged-in to the right project using the Web Dashboard of the Onsite System.
2) Only if you are logged-in with "Project Admin" privileges will you be able to see the "Setup" menu item on the left.
3) Click on "Setup"
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6) To manage the issue categories, click on the "Manage Categories" button on the top right side and a new popup modal will open with the list of all the categories and the ability to Activate/Deactivate each category
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