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i can imagine that working in like, scandinavia
or other closely related small groups of countries
but the eu is huge
but the eu is huge
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well it worked okay until poland joined and then 1m poles decided to come over here, and of course they don't really integrate when they arrive at that pace, they just set up their own communities and go around speaking polish, a lot of them are working class and are used to lower standards of living so they're not exactly widely admired
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well it worked okay until poland joined and then 1m poles decided to come over here, and of course they don't really integrate when they arrive at that pace, they just set up their own communities and go around speaking polish, a lot of them are working class and are used to lower standards of living so they're not exactly widely admired
That's probably why American immigration laws are so stringent. They definitely fuck over poor workers, but they do a great job of integrating people into American culture, especially 1st generation youth.
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so my grandma had some pretty craft malware.
What it did was it logged into the router and changed the router's DNS settings to point to their own DNS server, so anytime you tried to load paypal, ebay, or amazon, it'd redirect to the phishing site, but still look like the safe URL. And of course it got rid of itself after this, so that any virus scans would come back clean, and any device that tried to go to those websites would be redirected to the fake ones. THEN it used Google's DNS service (8.8.8.8) as a secondary DNS server, so when you tried to go to sites it couldn't handle (m2k2, etc) it would just use Google's to resolve the name.
Pretty darn crafty. Definitely the mistake made here was having the default username and password to log into the router.
What it did was it logged into the router and changed the router's DNS settings to point to their own DNS server, so anytime you tried to load paypal, ebay, or amazon, it'd redirect to the phishing site, but still look like the safe URL. And of course it got rid of itself after this, so that any virus scans would come back clean, and any device that tried to go to those websites would be redirected to the fake ones. THEN it used Google's DNS service (8.8.8.8) as a secondary DNS server, so when you tried to go to sites it couldn't handle (m2k2, etc) it would just use Google's to resolve the name.
Pretty darn crafty. Definitely the mistake made here was having the default username and password to log into the router.