with how anticipated the T7 was you'd think he would have done his due diligence and ensured the thing functioned before selling them. fuckin quality has went to shit in most of the industry, especially the portion that caters to the tactical crowd.
Should have been an open BETA at most.
I think it just comes down to people wanting stuff they can't have. Certain HK guns end up achieving this legendary status as a result.
I wonder how much of that is MR556 popularity is about the military provenance, and how much it is H&K fanboyism.
Isn't military provenance a major contributing factor to HK fanboyism in the first place? Admittedly, I do think the MP5 is cool due to it being featured in so many '80s and '90s action flicks.
Indeed it is. I guess my point is, does someone want the rifle because it's H&K, or because it's used by (among many others) the US Marines. I don't think people are lining up to by the FN USA military collector line because they think something made by FN USA is cool, they want it because it's the M16/M4 that the US military uses. H&K does have that cult following though, some people must have every product they make because it's H&K and thus cool.
For the younger generations who were too young in the 1980ies and the succeeding generations who weren't even born yet, H&K obtained mystical status for becoming mostly unobtanium to them.
Well that fucking sucks. THD is necessary
Haven't these type of attacks typically been done by Russian hackers? They havevbeen kind of hard up for cash lately.
Russian, Chinese, Indian, etc. Lots of countries have both small groups and individuals perpetrating ransomware attacks. Typically not state sponsored, but sometimes more than willing to sell data to foreign governments. They sell data to the highest bidder, and sometimes that happens to be governments (although they usually have no idea if this is indeed the case, since seller and buyer are obviously trying to be completely unknown to each other).Haven't these type of attacks typically been done by Russian hackers?
I wouldn't be surprised if whoever was responsible has also sold/traded technical data to the Chinese as well.
Some PDF and Word files could contain malicious links, macros, code, etc. So don't open shit you aren't 120% sure is legit
I'm starting to get that way, too. That's a hell of a way to misrepresent DT's situation.
Karl put out a video on one of their products recently so I can't even be surprised that Cinnabun is chiming in.
He has good material on guns generally but his prepping videos are pretty lackluster. He wants to live under the delusion that urban or apartment prepping is viable, but he shouldn't promote those delusions to his audience.
Took the words right out of my mouth.
It's more fun to have an apartment full of toys than a house with no toys in it. That's how most guys see it, I suppose. I don't know what the housing market is like in Utah and what sort of income BF has.
It's much worse than that. I haven't kept up with malware since around 2018 but back when I was involved with it (Of course this was all on the Minecraft Internet for any feds reading.) we used to be able to embed a link to an image that would execute code on your computer/phone and infect you with whatever malware we wanted. There was also a file extension exploit for windows xp/7/8 that would read you back the wrong file extension. We could give it any extension and the os would treat it as an .exe
