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by bink 3y ago
Rivian advertised this feature as well but disabled it, for obvious reasons.
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by bink 3y ago
Does it come with a propeller and rudder? What's the point of floating if you have no control over where you end up?
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by bink 3y ago
The indecision by authorities as to whether or not he should be prosecuted reminds me of "infomaster" back in the 90s. The Feds basically let him get away with hacking because they didn't think he was mentally competent. Ther
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by bink 3y ago
AFAIK you can disable remote access via their cloud. I do think they still force you to use the cloud credentials for internal access, however.
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by bink 3y ago
"Full Access" could mean a lot of things. I don't see anything suggesting they could make changes (though I haven't read the entire thread). The user could just assume they have full access because they can see everythin
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by bink 3y ago
I assumed he was referring to the ability now for people to buy individual healthcare plans that are subsidized by the government, whereas they couldn't before. But I admit it isn't very clear.
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by bink 3y ago
Microsoft probably has a better claim than anyone as to being "hands-off" with recent acquisitions, but that's still a huge gamble.
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by bink 3y ago
I don't disagree that this may have been ham-fisted or that it may have been a huge mistake. But I do think that talking to investors in the for-profit arm of the company about potentially removing the figure head has an even greater p
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by bink 3y ago
> That the board took this action without consultation with key investors is madness. Are you expecting them to reach out to Microsoft and ask "we're thinking of firing our CEO. How does that grab you?" I don't think
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by bink 3y ago
Reading between the lines of their public comments it sounds like they did run a full test through their test fleet, their employees, and then were rolling out to customers when the promotion process was "fat fingered". Maybe some
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by bink 3y ago
It doesn't need regular updates to keep functioning. It offers regular updates as they add new features. For instance, in this update a new feature was added to allow for proximity locking at home but disable proximity unlocking. That
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by bink 3y ago
Self-assessments are definitely an option some companies use, but there is a middle ground between a full assessment conducted by the customer and a self-assessment. ISO, SOC2, etc. all provide what I would consider to be better than a simp
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by bink 3y ago
Most large companies vet their vendors to some extent. It's hard to know if that happened in this case or not, but it's still part of the normal procurement process to perform a security review. These reviews have varying levels o
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by bink 3y ago
> Maybe they could bring back the IRC bridge. I think that could only happen if IRC added support for threading.
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by bink 3y ago
More efficient but more expensive, depending on the rates you pay for electricity vs. natural gas.
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by bink 3y ago
Don't look up Azure AD security issues if you think Okta is bad.
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by bink 3y ago
Maybe that question was better to ask decades ago when these policies were put into place? This isn't new.
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by bink 3y ago
As well as NeXT computers which started out on 680x0.
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by bink 3y ago
The article did say the parents of the girl who owned the bike settled for $1.5 million.
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by bink 3y ago
I read it's not just 6 months of vesting, it's the entirety of 2024.
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by bink 3y ago
The most common reason I heard in their announcements was that they drastically over-hired during the pandemic and needed to downsize to adjust to "market conditions". Are they saying market conditions have substantially improved?
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by bink 3y ago
And mercury as well.
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by bink 3y ago
The US has private firms buying, developing, and selling malware as well. NSO group is just a little more open and shameless about it.
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by bink 3y ago
There was a just announced discovery of a new NSO zero click exploit in the wild. It's probably for that.
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by bink 3y ago
I'm not sure how many orgs have seen it. I've heard of two and we don't have any way of knowing if they saw an edited or full copy and from all available angles. They apparently haven't been allowed to make a copy of it
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by bink 3y ago
They don't need to publish it on a website. They could release it to the local news orgs that handle this type of video daily. It's not hard to blur things that would be offensive.
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by bink 3y ago
What was the severance offer?
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by bink 3y ago
It's not a competition. Just as people who live in areas not known for earthquakes will see greater damage should one hit, people who don't normally see hurricanes will see greater damage should one hit (or a tropical storm). It&#
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by bink 3y ago
There's definitely a benefit in seismically active areas.
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by bink 3y ago
It's worth considering that the Hawaiian islands are seismically active and shipping stones across the ocean is pretty expensive.

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