Patrick Dao

One only needs to see an entire herd of DEAD deer to understand? how important it is to maintain a balanced eco system. Because contrary to popular belief WE ARE PART OF THE FOOD CHAIN! WITHOUT HUNTING OVERPOPULATION HAPPENS, WHICH STRIPS THE FOREST FORCING WILDLIFE INTO THE AGRICULTURAL AREAS, WHERE THEY STRIP A CROP WITHIN DAYS(there go your resource hogging veggie burgers)ONCE THAT'S GONE, INTO THE SUBURBS. WHERE THEY SPREAD ECOLI& LYME DISEASE,NOW THE FATALITIES FROM VEHICLES TO BOTH DEER AND HUMAN SKYROCKETS AND SADLY THOSE ANIMALS FAR AWAY FROM THE BURBS, WITHER AWAY AND HEARTBREAKINGLY SKINNY, STARVING DEER? ARE FOUND LAYING IN HUGE NUMBERS AND ITS ALLL BECAUSE YOU'RE TO SELFISH AND WEAK? TO UNDERSTAND YOUR FEELINGS DON'T MATTER IN THE REAL WORLD. THE THOUSANDS OF DEAD DEER ARE BECAUSE YOU'RE AN IGNORANT CRYBULLYING BRATZILLA? TRYING TO OUT VIRTUE YOUR PEERS AND ITS DISGUSTING. My husband hunts deer and his kill will do WAY MORE to HELP the environment than yourVEGANlifestyle EVER COULD! One box of veggie burgers creates a much larger carbon footprint, than the deer my husband brings home. ZERO RESOURCES WERE USED TO RAISE THE DEER VS THE FOSSIL FUELS,CARDBOARD,PLASTIC,MAN POWER,WATER,CHEMICALS ETC FOR YOUR VEGAN MEAL. Because guess what? DEER AREN'T IMMORTAL. It's going to DIE PERIOD and if it happens to land on my plate ALLL the better? I'm incredibly proud of my husband and his ability to keep his family fed and understand how blessed I am to be married to him!?.

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(for iphone) The Times of illusion. I so enjoyed this documentary. Bill's generosity of spirit was front & center. The world is a little less colorful without him now. RIP Bill Cunningham. Politics | F. B. I. Director Suggests Bill for iPhone Hacking Topped $1. 3 Million Video transcript transcript F. Director on Breaking Into iPhone James B. Comey Jr., the F. director, spoke in London on Thursday about breaking into the San Bernadino shooter’s iPhone, disclosing that bureau chiefs paid “a lot” to bypass the phone’s encryption. RESTRICTION SUMMARY: MUST COURTESY ASPEN SECURITY FORUM // ASPEN SECURITY FORUM - MUST COURTESY ASPEN SECURITY FORUM London - 21 April 2016 ++QUALITY AS INCOMING++ Wide of James Comey talking to moderator Brooke Masters SOUNDBITE (English) James Comey, FBI Director: “We were able to get into the phone because in an odd way all of the controversy and attention around the litigation I think stimulated a bit of a marketplace around the world, which didn’t exist before then, for people trying to figure out could they break into an Apple 5C running iOS9. And those details matter, obviously, because that’s the phone that the terrorist left behind and as a result of that stimulation, while the litigation was ongoing, we didn’t stop trying to figure whether or not we could get in, but somebody approached us from outside the government and said we think we’ve come up with a solution and we tested it and tested it and tested it and then we purchased it and we were able to, once we knew it would get us into the phone we were able to withdraw the litigation and in my view that’s a good reason, a good thing for a couple of different reasons. First, we got into the phone, which is a very important part of the investigation. And second, litigation is not a great place to resolve hard values questions that implicate all kinds of things that all of us care about and the emotion and pain around that case was a bit of a distraction frankly from a more important conversation that I think we have to have. And so in that sense it’s also good that the litigation was no longer necessary but I hope it doesn’t lead people to stop talking about it. And from your question, it’s clear to me people aren’t going to stop. They shouldn’t. They should continue to talk about it because we have a problem where all of us share a set of values that are in conflict and we have to figure out how to resolve privacy and security on the internet and on our devices with public safety and they’re crashing into each other in terrorism cases and really all the work the FBI does. And I don’t know exactly what the answer is, but we need an answer and we can’t let ourselves drift. So I hope the conversation will continue. So that’s the story of how we ended up getting into the phone and the investigation obviously continues but this will be a feature of our work. There will be other litigation I’m sure but it will be a feature of our work increasingly over the months and years to come. ” UPSOUND (English) Brooke Masters, Moderator: “So how much did you pay for this software? ” “A lot. More than I will make in the remainder of this job, which is seven years and four months for sure. And so, but it was in my view worth it. ” James B. Credit Credit... Drew Angerer/Getty Images WASHINGTON ? The director of the F. suggested Thursday that his agency paid at least $1. 3 million to an undisclosed group to help hack into the encrypted iPhone used by an attacker in the mass shooting in San Bernardino, Calif. At a conference on global security in London, a moderator asked James B. chief, how much bureau officials had to pay the undisclosed outside group to demonstrate how to bypass the phone’s encryption. “A lot, ” Mr. Comey said, as audience members at the Aspen Institute event laughed. He continued: “Let’s see, more than I will make in the remainder of this job, which is seven years and four months, for sure. ” The F. had been unwilling to say anything at all until Thursday about how much it paid for what has become one of the world’s most publicized hacking jobs, so Mr. Comey’s cryptic comments about his own wages and the bounty quickly sent listeners scurrying in search of their calculators. The F. director makes about $185, 100 a year ? so Mr. Comey stands to earn at least $1. 35 million at that base rate of pay for the remainder of his 10-year term. declined to confirm or deny Thursday whether the bureau had in fact paid at least $1. 3 million for the hacking, and it declined to elaborate on Mr. Comey’s suggestive remarks. But that price tag, if confirmed, appears in line with what other companies have offered for identifying iOS vulnerabilities. Image Credit... Justin Sullivan/Getty Images Zerodium, a security firm in Washington that collects and then sells such bugs, said last fall that it would pay $1 million for weaknesses in Apple’s iOS 9 operating system. Hackers eventually claimed that bounty. The iPhone used by the San Bernardino gunman ran iOS 9. “A number of factors go into pricing these bounties, ” said Alex Rice, the co-founder of the security start-up HackerOne CTO, who also started Facebook’s bug bounty program. Mr. Rice said that the highest premiums were paid when the buyer didn’t intend to disclose the flaw to a party that could fix it. “The cost of keeping a flaw secret is high, ” Mr. Rice said. He added that buyers like Zerodium’s customers and the government might not work to fix problems. When companies run bug bounty programs, they may pay about $100, 000 to hackers that show them system vulnerabilities that must be fixed. “When you sell at a high price, you have to be O. K. with the possibility that the person you sold the flaw to could do something bad with it, ” Mr. While Mr. Comey’s remarks appeared to address the lingering mystery of how much the F. paid to get into the San Bernardino phone, he said nothing that would indicate the actual identity of the outside group behind the hacking. Some media reports have named an Israeli software company that might have helped the F. I., but numerous law enforcement officials have said that company was not involved. After an intense courtroom fight in Southern California, the F. disclosed three weeks ago that it had managed to get access to the data inside an iPhone 5c used by Syed Farook, one of the attackers in the San Bernardino rampage, which killed 14 people, by paying the outside group. The Justice Department had gone to court to try to force Apple to develop a new operating system to allow access into the encrypted phone, setting off an intense national debate about privacy versus national security. But it withdrew its case after the outside party came to the F. and demonstrated a way around the phone’s internal defenses, which would have destroyed the data inside after 10 failed password attempts and would have meant longer and longer intervals in between guesses. With those mechanisms disabled, the F. was able to use what is called a brute force attack ? using computers to guess vast numbers of password combinations at once ? in order to get inside the phone. But the Justice Department is still trying to force Apple in court to help unlock encrypted phones in Brooklyn, Boston and elsewhere.