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Most religions call for the obliteration of those that do not agree with their creed. |
Florblu:Praying has never resolved any issue or question besides the quesion of how to waste time in the worst possible way. Choosing a life partner is difficult because some women are well versed in the art of deception. |
mbulela:Religion is one the most potent tools used. Why else would people sit around talking to the sky? Why else would poor people give money to rich men in exchange for nothing? When was the last time you heard of an atheist suicide bomber? Religion may not always be evil but it isn't helpful. Wilfull ignorance should never be tolerated. |
Always be wary of any man who is this fond of the camera. |
I hope all you religious people are paying attention to how your emotional crutch is used as a tool of manipulation. |
Did he say anything that has been shown to be false? There are much better stadiums in other parts of the country - better pitches, better capacity, better facilities (Keshi said so before the game) The environment is hazardous. So why play there? |
http://afritechnet..com/2015/06/lastpass-password-storage-company-hacked.html Lastpass, a facility that advertises itself as the final say in password management has had to admit to being breached by hackers. Lastpass allows web users to save their many passwords in one online vault. They claim to have found and blocked 'suspicious activity' on Friday. The company has admitted that users' email addresses, authentication hashes, password reminders and server per user salts were compromised but has claimed that stored passwords have not been affected. LastPass is confident that its encryption is strong enough to make attacking those stolen hashes with any speed difficult. Per a blog post the company CEO stated that it protects its authentication hashes with 100,000 rounds of server-side PBKDF2-SHA256 cryptography, which it says "makes it difficult to attack the stolen hashes with any significant speed." Lastpass has often been touted by security 'experts' as the best solution to the problem of keeping track of multiple passwords. Lastpass has called on users to change master password as soon as possible and to make use of the multifactor authentication. Users are (once again) reminded of the need to choose complex passwords - avoid using names and common words, instead choose a memorable phrase made up of alphanumeric characters. http://afritechnet..com/2015/06/lastpass-password-storage-company-hacked.html |
Without security but made sure someone was there to take a picture. |
http://afritechnet..com/2015/06/emoji-passcodes.html A British firm has released an alternative to the traditional four digit pin code often used in consumer banking. Intelligent Environments claims that its Emoji Passcode service is more secure because there are more potential combinations of the 44 emojis than there are of the numbers 0-10. Online banks are reported to have expressed an interest in the idea. The service is designed to appeal to the 15 - 25 age demographic. Memory experts have agreed that it is easier to remember images than numbers but also accept that the weakness in the system is the human user who may choose the easiest option of selecting the first four images available thus removing any possible benefit over pin codes or passwords. http://afritechnet..com/2015/06/emoji-passcodes.html |
Uruanguy:If you can afford those things then clearly you know how to provide for yourself. Why would you need to throw your money away abroad? P.S. It's 'live' not 'leave'. |
There are good private universities in Nigeria. No need to break your neck to go to the UK, especially for undergrad. Cost of living, cost of tuition, low standard of living, appalling climate and peculiar cultural habits (the obsession with drinking in particular) will have you pining for home, or anywhere else. |
http://afritechnet..com/2015/06/kaspersky-lab-vs-duqu-20.html Moscow-based antivirus maker, Kaspersky Lab, has admitted to being hacked by way of malware dubbed Duqu 2.0, a derivative of the infamous Stuxnet malware. The attack is said to have happened over many months in 2014. Customer data is said to be safe as the attackers were not able to access it. The attackers are said to have focused on Kaspersky's intellectual property and systems information. Kaspersky is not the first antivirus company to get hacked. Information is still being collected as to how the breach happened. Investigators are looking into the company's Windows PCs - the theory being that the network may have been compromised to uncover how researchers decided which malware to manually examine. Kaspersky has software that automatically sorts through malware to discern that which needs to be investigated manually by researchers. Figuring the algorithm or the process of elimination used to decide which malware is passed over by the automated sorting system would be invaluable information for creators of malware. Kaspersky have revealed that while the attackers had several months of access to the network, courtesy of the malware, they dismissed the value of any knowledge acquired, arguing that the information quickly becomes outdated. They also added that the risk of being exposed outweighed any potential information gains. Duqu 2.0 is known to resides almost exclusively in memory, making it difficult for security software to detect it. Eugene Kaspersky presented an interesting solution to the issue when questioned - "Technically, it's simple: Turn off the power and the system will be clean." http://afritechnet..com/2015/06/kaspersky-lab-vs-duqu-20.html |
poseidon12:Many courses are taught in English. But you will have to learn German to make day-to-day living more comfortable. |
justwise:8000 euro is a lot less than the 20000 gbp per annum that you will end up paying in tuition in the UK. Also, cost of living in Germany is lower and quality of life is better. |
If prayer is a conversation between man and god then why would third parties need to listen in on what is said? What benefit is that to anyone involved? If religion is about having a 'personal' relationship with god then why the need for 'group' prayers? Thank you. |
Nice work. Not sure why you would call it a 'luxury'? Maybe advertise it based on its speed or efficiency but there's no 'luxury' there. |
samdolad:I was under the impression that the stadium in Kaduna was larger than that - I thought it had been updated with increased capacity and a good artificial turf. Now I'm reading that it's a natural surface and a small capacity and the game wasn't even sold out. What exactly did they do to the stadium that they deemed it worthy to play there? Strange choice to play in Kaduna. Why don't they play in Lagos? |
otokx:Is it not the same artificial surface that they use in Lagos? |
seunmsg:Or Calabar. Which stadium would they use in Lagos? Teslim Balogun stadium is too small. |
Is it illegal to sell a hammer to a cutlass to an armed robber? It's not illegal but it is immoral to sell something that is intended for criminal activity. |
http://afritechnet..co.uk/2015/06/what-is-malware-pt-1-annoying-kind.html Malware, short for malicious software. It is an umbrella term used to refer to a variety of forms of hostile or intrusive software. Malware is defined by its malicious intent, acting against the requirements of the computer user, and does not include software that causes unintentional harm due to some deficiency. Some malware is destructive by design, others are more of a nuisance but should be seen as a gateway menace in that they may quietly steal data thus leaving the user exposed to further, more devastating, problems: Adware Displays unwanted advertising on a computer or mobile device, usually in the form of pop-up ads or redirecting your browser to a specific website - may not cause problems alone, is sometimes bundled with spyware. Spyware Installed without the user's knowledge (often accompanies desired freeware or shareware by users), spyware hides within a system and monitors activity - may keep tabs on web browsing and sometimes used to access user emails. Can also be used as a tool to steal username and password information. Browser Hijacker Caused by malicious software that redirects a computer’s browser to a predetermined website. Generally used to display advertising, it can also be used to generate visits to a particular website. May direct the user to a malicious website that will download malware onto your computer. http://afritechnet..com/2015/06/what-is-malware-pt-1-annoying-kind.html |
Computer systems at nuclear facilities all over the world face cyber-attacks on a daily basis, says a UN nuclear watchdog group while addressing a conference on Monday. There were three identified cases of random malware-based attacks targeted at nuclear power plants. According to Yukiya Amano, the director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), “reports of actual or attempted cyber-attacks are now virtually a daily occurrence" http://afritechnet..co.uk/2015/06/un-warns-of-cyber-attacks-against.html?q=nuclear |
http://afritechnet..com/2015/06/facebook-app-warning-unfriendalert.html UnfriendAlert is an app that purports to notify users when they are unfriended, in reality it is designed to steal user login and password details. Users are invited to enter their log in details in order to activate the account: The entered user info is then directed to yougotunfriended.com - a website controlled by charlatans for the purposes of cyber crime. Users are advised to uninstall UnfriendAlert and change their password if they have installed it and to refrain from doing so if they have not. Users should also install a good anti-malware program and do a thorough scan. http://afritechnet..com/2015/06/facebook-app-warning-unfriendalert.html |
BLOTRS:That too. Religious people are so confused and it would be amusing if not for the fact that they indoctrinate children. |
With all the money these churches extract from gullible people they should be able to use it to put in place necessities. My question is why do church members need a hospital if their god is all powerful and has predestined everything? |
Nigeria should not have a national grid. More cities and states would have 24/7 if they were not required to feed power into a grid system that benefits those who (once again) do not contribute to the national effort. |
GlorifiedTunde:I noticed that the same Lagosians who cry about Lagos being dirty are the same ones who fail to deal with their refuse properly - rubbish should not be thrown on the street and especially not into the storm drain. It's too easy to blame 'leaders' in Nigeria for general bad habits - people need to be forced into thinking rationally. |
sage2:You forgot Afghanistan - that place is a mess too. Every where those people go they create a mess yet there are clowns claiming that they will suddenly come to Nigeria and get it right. Nigeria must resolve its own issues which should begin with true federalism. |
chamboy:It is usually northerners who call for a return to the colonial era - all the while refusing to allow those Nigerians that can govern themselves to push the nation forward. |
[img]https://3.bp..com/-DZFmmhEJazg/VXb2wsL_SCI/AAAAAAAAitQ/SmSZcu9y9Bs/s400/cocaine%2Bin%2Bunderwear.jpg[/img] How did the OP not think to post pics? This is comical - has he never flown before? What made him think he would not get caught? They catch people with drugs inserted in them. |
fatdon2:In English please. I have no idea what you are trying to say. |
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