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Vest - Wireless Media
by ksenija 13 Jan '19

13 Jan '19

Kolege, mozemo li vest malo da prilagodimo cinjenici da pokusavam Wireless Media da dovedem kao sponzora TOP 50? Previse je kriticna. Prenesite vest sa Monda! Krenuli su komentari na FB...vrlo negativni! Ono "nepoznati detalji ugovora" i 100% vlasnik....i slicno mi bas ne trebaju!Pozdrav, KsenijaSent from my Samsung Galaxy smartphone.

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Haker
by Dejan Ristanovic 13 Jan '19

13 Jan '19

Hacker who took down entire nation's internet is jailed https://www.cnn.com/2019/01/12/uk/hacker-liberia-cyber-attack-jailed-gbr-in… Sent from my iPad 2018

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Hallucinations and $100, 000: the poker player who shut himself in a pitch-black room for weeks | Sport | The Guardian
by Dejan Ristanovic 11 Jan '19

11 Jan '19

Mozda... https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2019/jan/10/rich-alati-poker-player-bet-d… Hallucinations and $100,000: the poker player who shut himself in a pitch-black room for weeks Rich Alati had a six-figure sum in his sights. As long as he could survive 30 days in the dark with no human contact Kristen DoererThu 10 Jan 2019 09.30 GMT Rich Alati stretches during his confinement. He says he tried to act like he ‘was living in darkness for the rest of my life’. Photograph: Rich Alati Three – or was it four? – days after he shut himself in a pitch-black bathroom, Rich Alati started to hallucinate. He saw little white, bubble-like balls, floating around the room. To calm himself he imagined he was in a magical cloud, cozy and relaxed. Embracing the visions was key. “Or else,” he says, “you might get a little scared.” Alati was in the dark for a bet, which makes a little more sense once you know he is a professional poker player. On 10 September last year, the American was sitting at a poker table at the Bellagio in Las Vegas, when he was asked a question by a fellow professional player, Rory Young: how much would it take for him to spend time in complete isolation, with no light, for 30 days? An hour later a price had been agreed: $100,000. Young would hand over the money if Alati could last 30 days in a soundproofed bathroom with no light. He would be delivered food from a local restaurant, but the meals would come at irregular intervals to prevent him from keeping track of time. There would be no TV, radio, phone or access to the outside world but he would be allowed some comforts: a yoga mat, resistance band, massage ball, and, appropriately for a bathroom, lavender essential oils as well as a sugar and salt scrub. If Alati failed he would have to pay Young $100,000. Poker players are known to bet on just about anything but some thought Alati had taken things too far. “I wouldn’t do this bet for any amount of money,” professional poker player Danielle Moon Anderson noted at the time. Dr Michael Munro, a psychologist Young consulted before agreeing to the bet, told Young: “Even if he lasts for 30 days, it will be extremely taxing on his mental health for the short and potentially long term.” There’s good reason for such caution. Solitary confinement is often used as punishment, most notably in the United States, where inmates in solitary are isolated in their cells 23 hours a day. The United Nations’ Nelson Mandela Rules state that keeping someone in solitary for more than 15 days constitutes torture. Dr Terry Kupers, a psychiatrist at the Wright Institute in Berkeley, says the bet risked trivializing solitary confinement. “Anxiety, anger and despair, often with a high risk of suicide, is the average clinical presentation of prisoners in solitary,” he says. While there would be notable differences between Alati’s experiences and those of a prisoner in solitary – most notably, he could leave at any time – Young believed the American was unlikely to last the 30 days. “It’s just so cruel to the human mind to do that,” he says. Sign up to The Recap, our weekly email of editors’ picks. But Alati was confident. He had practiced meditation and yoga, and was certain his experiences at silent retreats would help him. On 21 November, a crowd of families and friends gathered at the house where the challenge would take place. Alati and Young’s lawyers were there as well as cameramen from a production company interested in buying television rights to the story. For that reason, as well as safety, the entire bet would be recorded. Alati’s father was given the power to pull Alati out at any time should he show signs of not being “in the right headspace,” as Alati puts it. At 8.05pm, Alati walked into the bathroom, and darkness fell. He stood for a moment, frozen. Then he lay down and fell asleep. *** The bathroom mirrors were covered to prevent any reflection, and the doors, though unlocked, were sealed to block out any light. A mattress was wedged between the sink and a countertop. In front of the sink and next to the mattress was Alati’s yoga mat. And across from that was the bathtub. “My memory is really good,” Alati says. He had examined the room before the challenge started, and when he woke up in complete darkness, he could picture his surroundings. He told himself that he should do what he normally does when he wakes up, and began his routine. He brushed his teeth. He then filled up the bathtub, adding Epsom salts and lavender oil to calm his mind, and scoured himself with the sugar and salt scrub. From the bath, he went to the shower in the corner of the room to rinse off. He then headed to the sink, where he used Q-tips on his ears, combed his hair, and lotioned his body. He got dressed and ate. He did yoga and meditated. “I was remembering where everything is, and everything goes back to that exact place,” Alati says. “That’s how I live my life anyways.” And that was his plan. He was going to live his normal life as if normal “was living in darkness for the rest of my life.” He had 720 hours and absolutely no distractions – and he’d use that time to improve himself. “How can I give myself a better sugar scrub ... how can I stretch it deeper, how can I be more calm, how can I be more patient?” he says. From the outside his life was, well, a little dull. Young, who had began watching the video stream in earnest, said “it became a bit boring after a while because it’s not like he’s doing anything different.” The biggest hurdles were mental. As well as the hallucinations, his thoughts twice started to spiral negatively, fast. “It happened so quick. It went from positive thoughts to like what if, what if, what if?” Alati says. Such thoughts were dangerous without company to distract him. In isolation, they could lead to despair. When they cropped up, Alati started doing yoga, and he refocused on his body, on his pose and stretch. Some parts were easier. With so much time and only himself for company, Alati’s thoughts were a source of entertainment and a lifeline. “The thoughts would just come to you, and if you don’t make sure that they go in a good direction, they can spiderweb out of control and lead you to a bad place,” Alati says. *** Rich Alati says he has learned to value small pleasures since his challenge. Photograph: Rich Alati Around the 10-day mark, Young started to worry that Alati might make the 30 days, noting he looked “totally fine”. He worried he had miscalculated: Young hadn’t known Alati – a gregarious, fast talker – for long before they had made the bet. “His personality did not reflect that of someone who was proficient with meditation,” Young said. On day 15, Young’s voice came on over the loudspeaker. Alati jumped out of bed, happy to hear a voice that wasn’t his own. Young told Alati that he had been in for around two weeks and that he had an offer for him: Alati could leave if he paid out $50,000. Alati’s laughed in disbelief. “You can’t be serious,” Alati recalls telling Young. “Dude, I just sat in here for two weeks, and you want me to hand over half my money?” He laid back down discouraged. He’d spent 15 long days in the bathroom – “no walk in the park” in his words – and he had to gear up for 15 more. “It was a pretty aggressive negotiation tactic by me,” Young concedes. He waited a few days and came back with another offer. Alati was skeptical. “I don’t know, kid, your buyout offers are trash,” Alati recalls telling Young. Young offered to pay Alati $25,000 to come out. The money was finally in Alati’s favor. He considered the offer for an hour – and then declined. Alati waited for a few days until Young came back on the loudspeaker and asked if he had any offers of his own. Alati said he wouldn’t come out for less than $75,000, to which Young countered with an offer of $40,000. They settled on $62,400. Alati had had been in the silence and dark for 20 days. Young was relieved. He had come to a gradual realization that he hadn’t given enough weight to the fact that Alati was there by choice. “So if you’re in solitary confinement in prison, that’s a scary situation. You don’t know if you’re going to get out ever,” he said. “Here, if he lasts, he gets 100k, but these guys in solitary confinement get nothing – they have to do that.” Kupers says that distinction – “remembering why he is there, that it is not permanent” – is crucial. “Prisoners in solitary confinement tell me they are afraid they will never be released and they will die in solitary.” Alati, after his own taste of isolation, agrees. “[Prisoners in solitary] are not given a bathtub with sugar scrubs, and essential oil and food, and a yoga mat. They’re not given that stuff, so if I didn’t have that stuff, and I wasn’t actually free and I wasn’t being paid, that’s why [it would be a] punishment.” *** Alati was ready to leave the bathroom. He put on eclipse sunglasses, which blocked out any light, to protect his eyes. When he finally emerged, the noise and commotion was overwhelming. He was handed a phone, and Alati looked at it for a moment, remembering that life existed with phones and technology, before he began speaking into it. It was his sister. Friends and family surrounded him, and social interaction was “a bit of a culture shock”. He was surprised by the number of choices he had and that social niceties needed to be observed. “I knew how to do everything – I just forgot,” Alati says. “I can’t just start doing push-ups on a bathtub in front of people. I can’t just start walking around with no underwear.” Despite paying out $62,400, Young is happy he took the bet. “I think it is a good story of when two people want to test whether they can do something, they do it in a fair environment and can work together, and even though one of us lost a sizable chunk of money, we both feel great about it.” Alati says he is happy, too. He hopes his story serves as a positive for others about overcoming challenges in a world of bad news. He says he has learned to value patience and things we take for granted, like chairs, tables and lamps or simply being outside. “We truly go about our day to day and put up these blinders because there’s so much distraction, but if you just look at the world with a different perspective and just see it, this is something,” he says. “This is really something.” Sent from my iPad 2018

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FW: T-Mobile, Sprint, and AT&T Are Selling Customers' Real-Time Location Data, And It's Falling Into the Wrong Hands
by Dejan Ristanovic 10 Jan '19

10 Jan '19

ups https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/nepxbz/i-gave-a-bounty-hunter-30…

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FW: Program Prekvalifikacija za IT sektor se nastavlja
by Vesna Čarknajev 10 Jan '19

10 Jan '19

Ovo je kontradiktorno sa onim što smo objavili za prekfalifikacije. Da li neko može da istraži o čemu se radi i napiše tekst sa tačnim informacijama? Treba zvati eupravu i tražiti dodatne informacije. Ko će? Vesna Čarknajev Direktorka PC Press | Osmana Đikića 4 | 11000 Beograd | Srbija Tel: +381 11 2765-533 | Mob: +381 63 234-801 E-mail: <mailto:vesna@pcpress.rs> vesna(a)pcpress.rs From: Marija Nikšić [mailto:marija.niksic@ite.gov.rs] Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2019 9:03 AM To: Marija Nikšić <marija.niksic(a)ite.gov.rs> Subject: Program Prekvalifikacija za IT sektor se nastavlja Importance: High Poštovani, Juče su potpisani ugovori sa deset izvođača koji će vršiti obuke u programu Prekvalifikacija za IT sektor namenjene zaposlenim kandidatima koji sprovodi Kancelarija za IT i eUpravu, čime se program uspešno nastavlja. Do kraja januara 2.000 selektovanih kandidata će imati finalna testiranja, a izvođači obuka će odabrati najboljih 411 kandidata koji će početi sa obukama u februaru i koje će trajati do devet meseci. Saopštenje za medije se nalazi u prilogu. Srdačan pozdrav, Марија Никшић / Marija Niksic Односи са јавношћу Public Relation Канцеларија за информационе технологије и електронску управу Office for Information Technologies and e-Government Mob: + 381 60 8228 420 Tel: + 381 11 3341 885 +381 11 7358 400 E-mail:marija.niksic@ite.gov.rs <mailto:marija.niksic@ite.gov.rs> Web: www.ite.gov.rs <http://www.ite.gov.rs/> --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus

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FW: Program Prekvalifikacija za IT sektor se nastavlja
by Tatjana Ostojic 10 Jan '19

10 Jan '19

Kolege, ko će? Tatjana Ostojić Editor in Chief <https://pcpress.rs/> pcpress.rs Business Development Director PC Press | Osmana Đikića 4 | 11000 Beograd | Srbija Tel: +381 11 2080-220 | Mob: +381 63 81 86 108 E-mail: <mailto:tatjana@pcpress.rs> tatjana(a)pcpress.rs From: Marija Nikšić [mailto:marija.niksic@ite.gov.rs] Sent: 10 January 2019 09:03 To: Marija Nikšić <marija.niksic(a)ite.gov.rs> Subject: Program Prekvalifikacija za IT sektor se nastavlja Importance: High Poštovani, Juče su potpisani ugovori sa deset izvođača koji će vršiti obuke u programu Prekvalifikacija za IT sektor namenjene zaposlenim kandidatima koji sprovodi Kancelarija za IT i eUpravu, čime se program uspešno nastavlja. Do kraja januara 2.000 selektovanih kandidata će imati finalna testiranja, a izvođači obuka će odabrati najboljih 411 kandidata koji će početi sa obukama u februaru i koje će trajati do devet meseci. Saopštenje za medije se nalazi u prilogu. Srdačan pozdrav, Марија Никшић / Marija Niksic Односи са јавношћу Public Relation Канцеларија за информационе технологије и електронску управу Office for Information Technologies and e-Government Mob: + 381 60 8228 420 Tel: + 381 11 3341 885 +381 11 7358 400 E-mail:marija.niksic@ite.gov.rs <mailto:marija.niksic@ite.gov.rs> Web: www.ite.gov.rs <http://www.ite.gov.rs/>

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FW: From CNN: Jeff Bezos and wife to divorce after 25 years of marriage
by Dejan Ristanovic 10 Jan '19

10 Jan '19

Ovo će da košta.... > Jeff Bezos and wife to divorce after 25 years of marriage > > https://www.cnn.com/2019/01/09/tech/jeff-bezos-wife-divorce/index.html >

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FW: Na sajmu CES 2019 Panasonic pokazuje kako će izgledati vaša pametna kuća, pametan automobil i pametan grad
by Ksenija Kostić [PC Press] 08 Jan '19

08 Jan '19

Šaljem ovu I još jednu vest za Panasonic. Ne bi bilo loše da se objavi, procenite da li obe ili jednu. Pozdrav, _________ Ksenija Kostić Marketing <http://www.pcpress.rs/> www.pcpress.rs PC Press | Osmana Đikića 4 | 11000 Beograd | Srbija Tel: +381 11 2080-220 | Mob: +381 63 125 00 26 From: Toni Drabik [mailto:toni.drabik@exponentis.pro] Sent: 08 January 2019 08:17 To: Toni Drabik <toni.drabik(a)exponentis.pro> Subject: Na sajmu CES 2019 Panasonic pokazuje kako će izgledati vaša pametna kuća, pametan automobil i pametan grad Poštovani, Panasonic Corporation na sajmu CES 2019 u Las Vegasu, Nevada prikazuje ideje za inteligentno integrisanje fizičkih proizvoda sa novim digitalnim platformama koje pokreću tehnologije uvida u ljudsko ponašanje. Štand je podeljen na četiri zone - Povezana mobilnost, Inteligentni prostori za življenje, Imerzivna iskustva i Tehnologija uvida u ljudsko ponašanje - kako bi se istaklo na koji način Panasonicove vlasničke tehnologije stapaju fizičko i digitalno, kao i realne i virtuelne svetove u cilju stvaranja boljih iskustva za klijente. Panasonic će strimovati uživo događaje i aktivnosti na Panasonic CES mikrosajtu ( <http://www.panasonic.com/CES> http://www.panasonic.com/CES) Najnovije video informacije uživo, najave i detaljan prikaz jedinstvenog sadržaja biće postavljan sve vreme trajanja CES-a, a biće i arhiviran za kasnije gledanje. Broj Panasonic štanda: Las Vegas Convention Center, centralna hala #12908 Više informacija nalazi se u prilogu. Srdačan pozdrav, Toni | Toni Drabik | +385 91 3373-756 | <mailto:toni.drabik@exponentis.pro> toni.drabik(a)exponentis.pro

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FW: Panasonic GZ2000: Najsinematičniji TV na svetu
by Ksenija Kostić [PC Press] 08 Jan '19

08 Jan '19

druga _________ Ksenija Kostić Marketing <http://www.pcpress.rs/> www.pcpress.rs PC Press | Osmana Đikića 4 | 11000 Beograd | Srbija Tel: +381 11 2080-220 | Mob: +381 63 125 00 26 From: Toni Drabik [mailto:toni.drabik@exponentis.pro] Sent: 08 January 2019 08:19 To: Toni Drabik <toni.drabik(a)exponentis.pro> Subject: Panasonic GZ2000: Najsinematičniji TV na svetu Poštovani, Panasonic je danas najavio puštanje u prodaju modela GZ2000, koji ima posebno napravljen Professional Edition 4K OLED panel u kojem su primenjena Panasonicova prilagođena hardverska unapređenja. Optimizovan od strane vodećeg holivudskog koloriste, novi panel izdvajaju preciznost boja bez premca i znatno bolji prosečni nivoi svetline. GZ2000 je prvi na svetu* OLED TV koji podržava i HDR10+ i Dolby Vision HDR, kao i HLG Photo, novi format za statične slike koji uvodi fotografiju u HDR svet. Pored toga, GZ2000 je prvi TV na svetu sa ugrađenim zvučnicima koji emituju nagore koji su u mogućnosti da isporuče Dolby AtmosR imerzivni audio uz apsolutnu jednostavnost i udobnost. Kompletan audio sistem takođe je podešen od strane Technics inženjera. Zahvaljujući podršci za glasovne asistente, GZ2000 može savršeno da se integriše u okruženje pametne kuće. Više informacija potražite u prilogu. Srdačan pozdrav, Toni | Toni Drabik | +385 91 3373-756 | <mailto:toni.drabik@exponentis.pro> toni.drabik(a)exponentis.pro

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NL #76
by Voja Gasic ＠ PC Press 08 Jan '19

08 Jan '19

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