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by bink 2y ago
There's at least one thing that GuardDuty does that is much more difficult to do without it: the detection of instance credential usage from outside the account/VPC. I'm sure there's a way to do this with cloudtrail logs
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by bink 2y ago
Or just advance the offsets for that partition beyond the problematic data, or adjust retention, or both.
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by bink 2y ago
I've been on both sides of bug bounties for many years. In truth, no one is offering a comparable bounty to what you can get selling exploits to a reseller. The closest would be Apple or Google with their million dollar bounties for ce
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by bink 2y ago
There are quite a few "legit" exploit resellers who will gladly pay millions for exploits and report the income to the IRS. They seem to do fine legally so long as their primary customers are govt or quasi-govt agencies. Now, if y
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by bink 2y ago
Are founding engineers not also taking on risk? They're typically taking a much lower salary in exchange for their shares. They're avoiding vacations, nice cars, fancy houses, and other expenses that they could purchase if they wo
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by bink 2y ago
I'm not arguing that they never manufacture parts for replacement. I'm saying that it's reasonable to expect a longer delay for parts when a company is producing 300 vehicles per year rather than hundreds of thousands. They c
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by bink 2y ago
I don't really get the criticism of spare parts availability. Obviously that's incredibly frustrating for people who need service, but it seems unrealistic to expect a vehicle manufacturer who is producing only hundreds of cars pe
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by bink 2y ago
Some day I'm gonna put this Yellow Box to good use.
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by bink 2y ago
Of course the US just voted to ban TikTok for vague national security reasons, so maybe we do have a lot in common.
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by bink 2y ago
> The difference is that oil makes money. Oil companies might, but gas stations do not.
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by bink 2y ago
As I recall Grindr was sold to a Chinese company without going through a legally required review process. That's a bit different than a Chinese company providing their own service in the US.
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by bink 2y ago
I should hope we hold ourselves to a higher bar than China. This would effectively set the precedent that the US Congress can choose winners and losers in the market and even force a sale of a foreign company to an American company. That&#x
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by bink 2y ago
A bit unfair to compare Tesla to a company that's built a dealer network over 100+ years.
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by bink 2y ago
More likely it either keeps a local copy of the DB or sends a hash.
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by bink 3y ago
I'm not normally the conspiracy type but it would not at all surprise me if someone in a govt. agency was watching this happen but couldn't say anything, so they tipped off someone to sound the alarm.
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by bink 3y ago
Not defending the sub but don't they have a market cap minimum for posts?
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by bink 3y ago
Reddit had $900 million in revenue last year.
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by bink 3y ago
Charging 30% is outrageous to me, but it also appears to be the standard used by almost all of their competitors. It'll be interesting to see how the government convicts Apple of doing something that almost all other large companies ar
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by bink 3y ago
It seems weird to force a company to support their competitors products if there is no financial interest in them doing so.
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by bink 3y ago
It is a bit funny that if you apply for a job with many of these companies they ask they you do not use AI for the application.
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by bink 3y ago
I even lived in a house with a redwood frame in Hawaii. It was great for resisting termites.
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by bink 3y ago
The person everyone is replying to stated: > You can't leave your assigned altitude/trajectory without coordinating with ATC. They didn't not say it was advisable, but heavily implied it was required.
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by bink 3y ago
The target email address basically includes a secret that allows you to post by sending an email to it. It's not the same thing as clicking on an email you receive to reset a password. I can't reset your password just by knowing t
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by bink 3y ago
I'm sure they're not really overly concerned about security, but email addresses get logged everywhere on the Internet. Accounts would be pretty easy to hijack. Maybe that makes it more fun though.
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by bink 3y ago
Interesting. That's only the very short trip between Maui and Lanai though. Still an improvement over the zero ferries that existed back when I lived there.
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by bink 3y ago
The channels between the Hawaiian islands can be very rough. I'd be curious how well these things would do if they lost power.
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by bink 3y ago
Which inter-island ferry are you referring to? Hawaii doesn't have them.
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by bink 3y ago
They have over a billion dollars in revenue per year. They aren't making a profit because they're reinvesting all of that money into growing the company.
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by bink 3y ago
Every time this topic comes up I feel compelled to offer my opinion that there is no universal rule when it comes to WFH or RTO. Whether employees are productive when working from home has more to do with how well the company has prepared t
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by bink 3y ago
It's been years since I lived on Oahu but the trade winds have been active on fewer and fewer days thanks to climate change. IIRC they used to be active something like 320+ days a year but now it's more like the upper 200s.

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