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by brevitea 2y ago
Ref: https://cheatsheetseries.owasp.org/cheatsheets/Cross_Site_Sc...
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by brevitea 2y ago
One notable difference is that Apple and Google don't have your interaction data at the end of the day. Well, unless Rabbit sells it to them.
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by brevitea 2y ago
A win is a win.
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by brevitea 2y ago
150mm -> 150 mm works.
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by brevitea 2y ago
https://www.rabbit.tech/rabbit-r1
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by brevitea 2y ago
... you mean, giant corporations are dominant in an "anti-competitive" or "anti-trust" manner? huh...
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by brevitea 2y ago
we want it to still work...
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by brevitea 2y ago
haha, it's called Amazon Alexa.
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by brevitea 2y ago
Definitely cool. I try not to use Google Maps. If you make it for OpenStreetMap I'll use it for sure.
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by brevitea 2y ago
Jeff Bezos, when not operating in a business capacity, can do whatever. The federal government told Google, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, and others, they had to retain communication streams for a certain amount of time. And then Amazon (and Goo
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by brevitea 2y ago
The sudden disappearance of Slack channels is definitely a thing, along with giant sets of trouble tickets. Don't forget the disappearing wikis... Can't have documentation.
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by brevitea 2y ago
Amazon will just fire and replace you with someone who will commit crimes. Happens quite often, usually via a "PIP".
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by brevitea 2y ago
Yes, and rather than a few keywords it will be full data poisoning attacks. Which, cool.
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by brevitea 2y ago
I mean, one way to block it is to firewall it. Another is to engage in data poisoning attacks.
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by brevitea 2y ago
So... what happens to the dataset?
46.
by brevitea 2y ago
That's actually a point of contention. Aside from AWS, how successful is Amazon actually?
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by brevitea 2y ago
By "balanced view," do you mean the one where Amazon lawyers attempt to erode the ever-growing list of credible reports outlining Amazon engaging in and encouraging the tactics outlined in the article/book? From what I can te
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by brevitea 2y ago
Pretty sure people are upset that other social media companies are not held to this sudden standard imposed on Tiktok, even after USDS.
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by brevitea 2y ago
Amazon's repeated illegal and negligent actions helped kill Amazon's Roomba deal.
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by brevitea 2y ago
Hope it's not another Devin situation...
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by brevitea 2y ago
I wonder if this is an exercise to quickly identify certain polarized and vulnerable groups, for targeting in disinfo/misinfo campaigns etc. The "opt-out" Meta AI intrusion where the chatbot auto-replies after 1 hr is quite c
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by brevitea 2y ago
There exists a severe deterioration of trust with respect to Zuckerberg. I don't believe people are as eager to jump on his bandwagon today.
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by brevitea 2y ago
Excited for the additions to Proton.
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by brevitea 2y ago
> Antivirus software has to have full access to every part of your system so it can scan and remove things. Should the software become compromised, it can become the entry point... To be sure, 3 Critical vulnerabilities patched in April
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by brevitea 2y ago
even the tricky addition ones?
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by brevitea 2y ago
Oh, is Amazon trying to grab all my shopping data without a storefront? Because their own stores failed? How "innovative."
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by brevitea 2y ago
Hey Tom Scholl, what are you doing about the attacks that are coming from inside the house?
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by brevitea 2y ago
> "As we look toward 2024 (and beyond), we’re not done lowering our cost to serve." So, more layoffs.
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by brevitea 2y ago
Embarrassing for the US, again.
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by brevitea 2y ago
Quite frankly, I just assumed it was the US Government stockpiling for the increasing military escalations/soon-to-be wars happening.

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