D-Railed will be released on DVD and Digital on August 6 via Uncork’d Entertainment. Genre favorite Lance Henriksen (Aliens, The Terminator) stars in the creature feature.
Frank Lammers, Shae Smolik, Tonya Kay, Everette Wallin, Carter Scott, and Gregg Christie round out the cast. The indie horror film is directed by Dale Fabrigar (Tape 407).
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Hey China, while you’re in all our servers, can you fix these support tickets? IBM, HPE, Tata CS, Fujitsu, NTT and their customers pwned
Oh no Xi didn’t! Fresh details emerge on mega-hack
By Shaun Nichols in San Francisco 26 Jun 2019 at 22:20
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Fresh details have emerged revealing just how deeply Chinese government hackers plundered HPE, IBM, DXC, Fujitsu, Tata, and others, stealing corporate secrets and rifling through their customers’ networks.
An explosive in-depth report by Reuters today blows the lid off APT10, the infamous Beijing-backed hacking operation that was just accused of hacking mobile carriers around the world. APT10 was previously fingered for raiding corporations and organizations globally, and siphoning off blueprints and databases for President Xi’s regime.
This week’s bombshell builds on last year’s revelations that a multi-year operation known as Cloud Hopper had worked its way into the internal networks at HPE and IBM, stealing corporate data and trade secrets along the way, and then drilled into customer systems. The hackers compromised customer servers that were managed by the IT giants, or slipped in via network links between the tech providers and their big-name clients. Hence the name: Cloud Hopper.
Now, word has dropped that another six companies fell victim to APT10 during that same campaign: Fujitsu, Tata Consultancy Services, Dimension Data, NTT, and Computer Sciences Corporation. It is believed most of the hacking took place between 2015 and 2017, though it’s said HP at least had been repeatedly pwned since 2010. (CSC is now known as DXC following its merger with HPE’s spun-off Enterprise Services in 2017.)
The revelations mean that the reach of the Cloud Hopper operation was far greater than first feared. In addition to the tech goliaths themselves, the hackers pushed their way into customer systems from the compromised providers, dramatically increasing the pool of valuable industrial and aerospace data stolen. Beijing’s miscreants had not just access to the internal files of HPE, IBM, Tata CS et al, but also their network-connected customers, putting designs, plans, personal information, and more, at their fingertips. Jackpot. …
Okay. Gardening 101; or “Auntie Sys I have a yard that’s currently a yard and don’t know SHIT or FUCK about how to make it not be a boring-ass yard.”
Step 1; go to your local landfill and get all of the newspaper you can. Cardboard will also work. If your neighborhood puts them out for recycling, go around and grab them all like a little newspaper goblin.
Step 2; acquire mulch. If you WANT, you can go pay for it at a garden store, but we’re all cheap lazy bitches here so screw that. Most landfills will collect yard waste and branches and chip them into woodchips, which you can get for PENNIES or FREE. Go load up on that good shit.
I like straw too, which I can get for barter because I am related to half the people around here and a solid 65% of my extended family are farmers. I give Uncle Daryl three quarts of elderberry jelly or a couple pounds of morels in spring and he loads me up with straw bales.
Step 3; figure what parts of grass you want to be not-grass, and cover that shit in newspaper, good and thick. 5-10 layers. It helps to wet the newspaper to keep it from blowing away as you work.
Now, cover that newspaper with a good thick layer of mulch.
Congrats, you’re removing the grass. It’ll starve to death under the mulch and newspaper and rot into compost. You now have garden beds and have not dug one single bit of sod.
If you can’t wait for six months to plant, pull the mulch aside, cut a hole in the newspaper, and dig out a plug of sod the size of the planting hole. Throw some compost in there and plant. Tuck mulch back around plant. Water well.
There ya go. Garden beds. In a year, when you pull back the mulch the newspaper will be almost rotted away, and the soil underneath soft and loamy.
I like to edge garden beds like this with rocks, which I can ALSO get for free because I live in the part of Iowa dotted with limestone quarries. Just, pick that shit up along the road and
I’m collecting flat ones for a FREE crazy paving path too.
I love you for this.
No prob.
Protip; the best way to do a large area without killing your knees or back is to load up a bucket of water with newspaper, sit down on the grass, and sorta scoot your ass along as you drag the bucket with you, newspapering as you go.
Then dump buckets of mulch on that and spread it out with your feet. Just sorta kick it where you want it to be.
Source; my 61 year old mom with bad knees.
AAAAAAAYY my mom did the much-to-get-rid-of-lawn thing over the course of a winter- she’d read the paper in the morning then go spread it out on the lawn and toss muclh on it. By spring it was ready to cut holes ans dump irism day lillies and peonies into.
and all this BEFORE she got her hip replaced.
10/10, recycling, enviornmental stewardship, loos baller AND YOU DON’T HAVE TO MOW.
If you don’t live somewhere where you can just pick up big rocks wherever, check construction sites or places they’re replacing sidewalks and ask for chunks of broken concrete. Those also make good borders for gardens/raised beds.
Yup. Bricks too, and like hunks of concrete most construction companies are more than happy to get rid of them.
If you know how to cultivate moss, you can then cover the bricks or concrete or rocks with moss.
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Trump Wants To Withdraw Deportation Protections For Families Of Active Troops
The Trump administration wants to scale back a program that protects undocumented family members of active duty troops from being deported, according to attorneys familiar with those plans.
The attorneys are racing to submit applications for what is known as parole in place after hearing from the wives and loved ones of deployed soldiers who’ve been told that option is “being terminated.”
The protections will only be available under rare circumstances, the lawyers said they’ve been told.
“It’s going to create chaos in the military,” said Margaret Stock, an immigration attorney who represents recruits and veterans in deportation proceedings. “The troops can’t concentrate on their military jobs when they’re worried about their family members being deported.”
Officials with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, which offers parole in place as a “discretionary option,” declined to discuss questions about the ending of the program.
Defense Department and military service officials didn’t immediately respond to questions about the program.
