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by dsl 6y ago
Chronicle had two businesses under one roof. One is VirusTotal, which is super important to the security community but I don't think generates enough revenue to live on its own. The other is a strange "Splunk Lite" offering t
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by dsl 6y ago
WFIRST-AFTA keeps getting budget, and that budget keeps getting diverted to the James Webb Space Telescope. Two years ago they issued the first production contracts, targeting a delivery date of 2025. Now we are looking at putting 50 year o
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by dsl 6y ago
Spy satellites aren't like camera phones. The killer feature isn't always higher resolution or being able to zoom in on a licence plate. Imagine having a big enough sensor and lens array to be able to see every individual boat in
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by dsl 6y ago
> What's the breakthrough that another telescope at the cost of $Bs would achieve Neither will go to space. They are late-70s early-80s spy sats. This was a technology transfer so NASA could learn how NRO solved specific challenges
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by dsl 6y ago
These were late-70s era KENNAN satellites. I wouldn't say they were "revealed" as much as they were declassified and donated. There have been 4 new generations of imagery platforms since, up to the current MISTY system that s
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by dsl 6y ago
TIBCO is an "Enterprise Message Bus." Think of RabbitMQ or 0MQ but supported by a giant enterprise grade vendor. My last experience with TIBCO was them telling us the product didn't support anything but running on bare metal
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by dsl 6y ago
Researchers usually pick a name when they have started looking at a collection of samples, and don't really have knowledge of what is going on or who the threat actor is yet. The authors call it خضر, a guardian angel type from the Qura
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by dsl 6y ago
No. Depending on the signature you trigger one of two things will likely happen: If it is an allied partners tool, they will reach out to the other intelligence agency and deconflict. The other agency will confirm access and share with the
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by dsl 6y ago
It's not a credit check like a car dealership would do. The background check may query credit reporting agencies or other financial records to confirm data and expand the search (i.e. you had a credit card issued in a state so they wil
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by dsl 6y ago
> it involves going to each county where you think the person resided and looking up records there They had an open warrant, which means it hit state databases and shows up in a warrant search. I have no idea what background check system
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by dsl 6y ago
I don't know what your browser is doing, but it is not behaving correctly. Maybe you are connected to a corporate VPN that is doing weird things to TLS? bash-3.2$ telnet antirez.com 443 Trying 109.74.203.151... telnet: conne
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by dsl 6y ago
> to communicate aspects of human life that are deeply interwoven with facts and experiences So a computer communicating the aspects of its life based on the facts and experiences it has been fed is any less valid? If turtles spontaneous
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by dsl 6y ago
> How do I know if a piece of computer generated music is good or bad in general? How do you tell if any piece of art is good or bad?
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by dsl 6y ago
But you can copyright the most efficient implementations.
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by dsl 6y ago
https://refinery.io/ is a similar service and YC alum.
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by dsl 6y ago
No, because apparently it's in the public interest that it be seen. See https://www.thedailybeast.com/twitter-we-cant-block-trump-be...
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by dsl 6y ago
You made absolutely no counter argument, and used way too many words to express your core point: "I'm a jerk."
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by dsl 6y ago
No, you'd want something more like unRAID for that.
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by dsl 6y ago
This is one of the best maps I have seen yet if you switch it to "Hospital Referral Region". It is a much more accurate picture of the medical system vs a map that shows three counties that might all be served by the same major ho
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by dsl 6y ago
IRRs already solves this problem. RPKI just adds crypto because hand waving reasons. Providers won't implement RPKI for the same reason they haven't implemented IRR filtering or BCP38 for the last 10 years. It adds operational ove
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by dsl 6y ago
How are you verifying compliance? It looks like to pass the test all I need to do is implement filtering on my interconnects with Cloudflare (or just drop 103.21.244.0/24 entirely). To your example, airlines could screen passengers fl
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by dsl 6y ago
Have you been on site in Wuhan? Collected any data? Where can we get a copy?
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by dsl 6y ago
It was Uber trying to steal from Waymo that saved Lyft. Google gave Lyft $1.5 billion in "fuck Uber" money months after filing suit against Uber.
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by dsl 6y ago
Just a heads up, OpenDNS blocks your domain for "Web Spam". You might want to poke around and make sure you don't have unprotected comment forms or open redirects. https://domain.opendns.com/bert.org
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by dsl 6y ago
I've been on both sides of this, and sadly having HackerOne/BugCrowd as intermediaries often hurts more than it helps. On one hand I've had to sort through the never ending stream of "if you bypass the safeguards first&q
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by dsl 6y ago
Meat has the shortest shelf life of foods, so any impact on the food supply chain will be felt there first. US Agriculture as a whole employs 22 million people. Of that, meet production is about 500,000. Fruits, vegetables, and grains take
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by dsl 6y ago
> and as a result people had to resolve to eating more vegetables etc. The "etc." is key here. "Cannibalism by necessity" was more common during World War 2 than most people realize. While it didn't hit the Unite
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by dsl 6y ago
They aren't replacing taxis , they are replacing cars . Unless you want to own a specific speciality car (Ferrari, Jeep, etc), Waymo eliminates the need for you to buy one. It's Uber but without the overhead of paying a person,
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by dsl 7y ago
Companies like The Weather Channel (which owns weather.com) have been fighting open access to government funded weather data. What you can get now lacks the detail required to do serious predictions or building anything useful. Dark Sky kin
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by dsl 7y ago
These days short term rental desks are a much smaller part of WeWork's business. Between enterprise business (about 1/3 of the Fortune 500 lease entire floors or buildings from WeWork) and SMBs on yearly contracts, they will be fi

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