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by dsl 8y ago
Calls for: Social media companies obliged to take down known sources of harmful content, including proven sources of disinformation It will be interesting to see how Reddit addresses The_Donald or 8chan deals with the QAnon n
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Well reading the ITAR guidelines it is clearly covered under Category IV (Launch Vehicles, Guided Missiles, Ballistic Missiles, Rockets, Torpedoes, Bombs, and Mines). Specifically: (1) Flight control and guidance systems (including guid
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After a year, Oath (AOL and Yahoo) is rebranding again(oath.com)
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by dsl 8y ago
> Netflix is so melded with AWS. But it isn't. Netflix core service (video streaming) runs entirely on hardware they produce that runs in their own datacenters and embedded in ISPs. Billing, account management, video transcoding, et
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by dsl 8y ago
Joyent's failure was chasing the latest agile, devops, micro kernel, etc. hotness that was taking off in the valley. They completely ignored the fact that the big companies with huge budgets are full of people who don't give a shi
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Azure is bought in the boardroom, not by the engineers and ops staff that will use it on a day to day basis. When you have a $xx million Azure minimum commit that your C-level has already written a check for, you yell at your account team u
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These are both GOST R (ГОСТ) standards, which is the Russian equivalent of NIST standards.
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Please reach out to the FBI counterintelligence unit at the San Francisco field office. It sounds like nothing came of it, but screenshots of text messages, call logs, or other information you have may be of assistance in other investigatio
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Where did you report it, was it acknowledged, and was it ultimately fixed? Having ran a large bug bounty program before, I can tell you a few things could have happened here... * Issue was mis-triaged, or deemed to be very low impact - Mayb
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by dsl 8y ago
As a voter, this isn't very high on the list of things I'd like to see my representatives being "deeply troubled" about...
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Round robin won't work because a 25% sample is just as useful as a full feed. All they need is enough users to provide a statistically significant representation of traffic. For you personally, if you send a query for www.example.com t
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by dsl 8y ago
DoH failed to keep the important part of DNS, which was statelessness. Running a stock or DNSCrypt resolver for 10k QPS requires a small to medium sized box that is within the technical realm of most people to operate. Adding stateful conne
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One of the most common uses [1] for Vantablack is coating satellites so they don't reflect light in to celestial navigation [2] sensors. Of course spy satellites are also covered in the stuff (there is even a variant that is highly ef
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by dsl 8y ago
Original gTLDs are subject to US law. There could hypothetically be legislation that directs the Department of Commerce (who technically owns the original gTLDs) to not allow registrations to non-US entities, which Verisign would be obligat
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by dsl 8y ago
I've built a few registration systems and always normalize email addresses (remove local part, de-dot gmail addresses) at signup and login. It helps users who keep trying bobjones@gmail.com when they signed up with bob.jones@gmail.com.
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by dsl 8y ago
I bribed an exchange admin or two and got [firstname]@[really big company].com. This company had a lot of consumer facing stuff, and some of which required an email address. Employees of the company would just put in [customers first name]@
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by dsl 8y ago
There are plenty of "unbreakable" coatings. It sounds like what makes this unique is that is was suitable as a display cover. An initial evaluation would be measuring things like how much light energy of what frequencies is able t
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by dsl 8y ago
Totally agree. I've never been on an engagement and found an auto responder with useful information. I already have your team structure from LinkedIn. I probably know about your trip from Facebook or Instagram. I don't really care
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DNA is supposed to be supporting evidence of guilt (A number i've heard thrown around is it narrows down to 1 in 1m, with >300m people in the US that is still not perfect). Instead CSI has taught your average juror that it is irrefu
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by dsl 8y ago
If you can manage to get an editing slot (Google docs hard caps the number of simultaneous editors) the amount of suggested vandalism this already has is amazing. It also gives an interesting view in to what people are feeling about Google&
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The X-37B drone (a space shuttle replacement for the Air Force) is suspected to be doing exactly that. https://nationalinterest.org/blog/the-buzz/why-russia-china-...
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by dsl 8y ago
Google has ended the "AdSesne for Domains" direct program. You have to use a parking company. Just putting AdSense code up a bare domain is a good way to get banned.
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by dsl 8y ago
Just because a domain has ads on it or no webserver, does not mean it is unused. I have quite a few domains I use for email and such that I park with ads. They make me $20-$30 a month and I still get full use of the domain for what I need i
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by dsl 8y ago
The workers may be subject to arbitration, but state regulators (who enforce employment law) are not.
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This would be a technical nightmare given how police radios work. However, you can submit a FOIA request for radio recordings, which basically does what you suggest but with a longer delay. The radios do support over-the-air keying, but it
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by dsl 8y ago
Almost all agencies have a policy of communicating potentially sensitive information via cell phone. There is already a balance of an informed public and protected privacy.
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The FBI, or sometimes the county Sheriffs office, are the ones who handle decryption of phones for local police departments. There are over 17,000 police departments in the United States, it's not reasonable for them to all have these
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> flawed reasoning Your "reasoning" is actually a false perception. It doesn't make these mistakes and tries strategies that seem improbable to human players. A 50% win rate against the Insane AI is very good, as at the hi
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Police dogs are not actual officers, as they can not meet the training and oath requirements. I'm not aware of any laws protecting the dogs specifically other than general animal cruelty laws. But because they are very expensive to tra
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