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Is anyone here possibly well-versed in the art of cyber security, especially the inner workings of WPA, WPA2, AES, 802.1X/EAP and that kind of stuff? I've been trying all day to get my head around this, around the 4-way handshake surrounding this, but somehow every place that explains it on the internet doesn't work to make my mind accept how this works

So people should wait with oppressing people until you know more about it? And once you know more about it, they can start oppressing people?

And they are accused of using terrorist tactics, setting off bombs, murdering civilians, rampaging through villages leaving few people alive. Like I said, it's possibly not so one-sided as the media is trying to make us believe.

If stories are to be believed, the Rohingyas are both opressed and fighting with terrorist tactics to claim an own state. Again, that is if stories are to be believed, obviously none of us actually know what's exactly going on but I'd guess it's not so one-sided as we are hearing in the media

Minus two?

Sounds like perfect fuel for the 5612376th war. Sadly.

Sven Kramer is 'playing' with the thought of trying to compete in the mass start in the Olympics. Tonight was the first mass start race of the season and he already participated in that one, unlike some other major names.

RIP lights in Nice

Oh and Marczynski barely ever did anything interesting, then all of a sudden came and took two rather impressive stage wins at the Vuelta a España this year aged 33 (with his contract expiring) and now Lotto-Soudal has been so naive to give him a 3 year (!) extension The world of cycling is just so hilarious sometimes

They've actually fallen for one of the 'interesting' W52/FC Porto team that hilariously destroyed the field at the Tour of Portugal (as always, just like Gewiss-Ballan in 1994) http://www.procyclingstats.com/race/Volta_a_Portugal_em_Bicicleta_Santander_Totta__2017

By the way, Polish Eagle Krzysztof Ratajski won the Winmau World Masters yesterday, he first major title. More importantly, he did so with some impressive play, 100+ average in the quarter final against Glen Durrant, and close to 100 in the semi final and final, which is a very rare bit of high-level darts in the BDO.

Tony O'Shea hasn't qualified for Lakeside, the first time Silverback will miss it since 2002 Such a nice fellow, it's a shame he's well on his decline.

Beaten by 51-year old Dutchie Lex Nederlof

Rebellin http://www.procyclingstats.com/race/International_Tour_de_Banyuwangi_Ijen_2017_Stage_1

I'm not a fan of Fourcade, but that's definitely the only sensible choice

Yes, how else did we take over the world for a brief while?

They're women, not drunk truck drivers

Amazing job, now they're only 500 years behind instead of 600

Talking about darts, the last 16 of the Winmau World Masters are on their way (almost halfway)

It only splits the Dutch darts players in two teams I think and the non-Holland team is basically only Van Gerwen (unless you go to the BDO and count Friesland, because Danny Noppert)

Even when putting enters there, the phrase 'Edited by' appears after editing

More importantly: why do you always put like 10 'Enters' in your post? It takes so much space

I, for one, am totally in agreement with bestmen's rampage Kick Amsterdam out/make them independent (and while they're at it, take Rotterdam and The Hague too, and Utrecht as well), let Friesland (the northern province) become independent because they're weird anyway and kick Limburg (the southern province) out as well since they're not even Dutch apparently, they sound more like Belgians or even, God forbid, Germans. Shoo, leave!

If Erdogan says A, the right answer is by definition B. No matter the topic

I agree women's Nordic combined should definitely be in the Olympics, eventually. But only after a couple of World Cup seasons, not already a handful of years after the first Continental Cup competitions. Start a Continental Cup, let that grow a little, start a World Cup when the level and numbers are high enough for two 'leagues', and after a few years of that, see how it goes and think about adding it to the Olympics. Since women's Nordic combined is now mostly full of teenagers, this is a 10-year process, not something to hurry up and do in one Olympic cycle. I want women's Nordic combined at the Olympics at a good level, not when there are 5 half-decent 18-year olds competing.