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dlgeek
7y ago
"A serious problem in planning against American doctrine is that the Americans do not read their manuals, nor do they feel any obligation to follow their doctrine." (Attributed to an unnamed Soviet Staff Officer)
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Huh? Pressing the button on the left side cycles NC levels for me with a voice saying "Noise cancellation high / low /off" for me. If you have that mapped to alexa/ok google/etc, there's some other button
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7y ago
Debian does the first thing you discussed if you create an encrypted partition in the installer - it writes 0s through the crypto layer to fill the entire disk with encrypted data.
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dlgeek
7y ago
No. That'd be considered an unconstitutional "taking" of the economic rights from people relying on those contractual terms. See Eastern Enterprises v. Apfel, 524 U.S. 498 (1998).
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7y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22604866
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7y ago
Looks like CenturyLink is joining in: http://news.centurylink.com/fccpledge
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7y ago
Read it in a court document I am too lazy to look up - he separately had admin on the virtualization (VMSphere?) management plane and used it to rollback whatever server did access management for the system in question to a previous snapsho
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Seattle traffic disappears as Amazon, Microsoft, others enforce remote work
(geekwire.com)
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There are 2 reserved addresses in a /24 that can't be used - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPv4#Addresses_ending_in_0_or_...
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tialaramex did a great job answering the second part of your question, so I'll take a swing at the first. I don't know of any public cases where an org has disclosed that an external attacker exfiltrated key material from an HSM.
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7y ago
Yes, and they'd probably throw a CFAA violation in there too.
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Tesla owner says remotely disabled Autopilot features have been restored
(theverge.com)
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(For those who aren't aware, parent is the executive director of LE).
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> However, what's perhaps more useful is that the Navy continues to offer a telephone time service (202-762-1401) while NIST does not. https://www.nist.gov/pml/time-and-frequency-division/radio-s... (303)
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7y ago
Who sold the car with a federal disclosure window sticker that represented it had full self-driving capability installed? Tesla. Who failed to include any mention of removing that equipment that was included in the legally required lemon di
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The disclosure statement needs to clarify any changes between the sticker and reality, and they showed that it did not indicate the removal of those features.
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http://whichfaceisreal.com/
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7y ago
But, it's an app that's connected to hardware that was sold, and that /is/ news, because the hardware is now much less useful than it was when it was marketed and sold.
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7y ago
No, no, no, Alice and Bob are just trying to talk. Eve is the spy.
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Based on the AD, I suspect they're doing some sort of math on the longitude coordinates of the runway borders/endpoints. ("[O]nly seven runways worldwide, as identified in this AD, have latitude and longitude values that caus
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7y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22205001
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7y ago
Yes. The term you want to search for is litigation finance.
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Google Has Threatened to Delete All Our Google Accounts over Nothing
(medium.com)
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They revoked it 7 minutes shy of the 24 hour deadline after my report. If other users reported it and they failed to act, that's a BR violation and they're required to provide an incident reports to the root programs via Mozilla&#
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It's still not, as of the time of this comment: https://crt.sh/?id=1955992027&opt=ocsp
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Anyone with access to the private key can submit a problem report to the CA, they're obligated to revoke if the key is exposed to a non-subscriber. I have submitted a report - they are obligated to revoke within 24 hours.
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He has. He was going on and on about the lawsuit. He wants to use it to call attention to his "anti-Clickbait" campaign.
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The DOJ is running a criminal investigation of Boeing related to the MAX.
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Up until the Sacoolas case, the US hadn't denied any UK extradition requests but the UK had already denied 10 requests, so that would be an interesting position to take. (Source https://uk.usembassy.gov/our-relationship
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Those aren't USAF records. They're FAA (civilian) pilot records. I think that info is all scraped public record - see https://amsrvs.registry.faa.gov/airmeninquiry/ If you want help getting media attention on
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