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by dlgeek 6y ago
From https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/tourism-... : "Under the Visa Waiver Program Improvement and Terrorist Travel Prevention Act of 2015, travelers in the following categories mu
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It's entertainment. Especially popular now because much other entertainment is closed.
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He's verified though, and they claim the only exfil'd accounts weren't.
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Current consensus theory is attackers used the admin panel to change email address to an account they owned, then used that to trigger a password reset and gain control.
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If nothing else, they'll get sued for securities fraud by some shareholders, because as Matt Levine likes to say, everything is securities fraud.
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by dlgeek 6y ago
As Matt Levine likes to say, everything is Securities Fraud. Didn't disclose a risk factor in your SEC filings that your computer systems are potentially hackable? Well, a discovered vulnerability is Securities Fraud! (Though, usually
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Wells Fargo Tells Workers to Remove TikTok App from Work Phones(bloomberg.com)
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Seems to not show the whole truth for multi-state cases. Ex: https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/147530/alabama-v-north... just shows as AL v. NC, but it's actually Alabama, Florida, Tennessee, Virginia and
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by dlgeek 6y ago
In addition to his role with Google/Chrome, he is also a peer of the Mozilla CA module and has a lot of influence in Mozilla's policies as well.
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I did a quick look through every 747 layout listed at https://www.seatguru.com/charts/longhaul_economy.php I don't see any 3-5-3s - everyone was a 3-4-3. If anyone was doing it, they've since retired the plan
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It's also worth noting that the intersection of "capable enough to build that sort of company" and "willing to go the criminal route" is small enough to limit the potential competition.
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Could also be that they never expected this to blow up. If they were just doing it for fun, why bother taking backups? It seemed like when this first started making the rounds a few weeks ago, they were just talking about it in passing, but
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by dlgeek 6y ago
> None of the huge tech companies (Google/Apple/MS/Amazon/etc) have an easy (or in many cases any) way to contact human service representatives. This is intentional. https://www.amazon.com/gp/help
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> got leaked out somehow They let the Washington Post take high-res pictures of the masters while supporting them doing a story about the TSA and those got published which was enough to decode the keys.
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Off topic - anyone recognize the artists on stage in the last photograph? I'm pretty sure that's Jonathan Coulton in the middle, so I suspect it's from JoCoCruise, but I don't recognize the others.
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Eh. Apollo 12 landed within 200 meters of Surveyor 3 with 1960s-era technology and after manually evading a bunch of boulders. These days, SpaceX can land a booster on a ship in the middle of the ocean after a hypersonic return. I think the
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by dlgeek 6y ago
To add to this: Completing the demo mission unlocks a ton of funding through the commercial crew program, the profits of which SpaceX can reinvest in their other efforts.
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And make sure you lower your closing rate before X gets to 0. (But yes, this is the strategy I used)
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Businesswire: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20200521005268/en/Ama...
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4. If a DMCA counter-claim is made, rather than provide the contact information to the claimant, the hosting provider shall retain the information and provide it directly to a court only if a lawsuit is actually brought.
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Based on this[0] thread on the Tesla forum, I'll use 0.31 KWHr/mile. If that's the case, a million mile battery would be equivalent to 267 tons of TNT. [0] https://forums.tesla.com/forum/forums/miles
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Washington (State) launched something similar on May 1st: https://www.coronavirus.wa.gov/what-you-need-know/covid-19-r...
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Yep. I suspect the reason for it is to deanonymize the authors so they can sue them directly - you have to provide your name and contact information to make a valid counter-claim.
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Consumer flour and commercial/industrial flour are apparently different enough that they can't easily redirect the latter into the former's supply chain.
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That probably has more to do with having been in the military...
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I'd say it's visible from Seattle on any clear day, it's just clear days are exceptional (outside of summers). It's out most of the summer.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Call_signs_in_the_United_State...
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See https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-020-0820-9 which concludes that it was a naturally evolved virus based on DNA sequencing.
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Ehh, based on what I've seen (from various YouTubers, anyway), I think the Fusion has been a very well-received innovation from them.
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HackerOne started with such promise, but stories like this keep coming out. It makes you wonder how many people were even more patient than OP. Unfortunately, despite all the HackerOne claims, it still seems to take public disclosure and em

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