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by lsh123 12y ago
Correct. The question is - how to identify the drone pilot? With planes you have N-number, transponders, FBOs, etc.
692.
by lsh123 12y ago
You are missing important part: find a way to punish violators of these (and other) rules. This is critical for safety.
693.
by lsh123 12y ago
The most basic concern is that dron operators need to know these "dangerous" areas. The approach paths is only one of many other potentially dangerous places in the skies. There are also low-level military operation areas, low-lev
694.
by lsh123 12y ago
It changes risk decisions: instead of worrying only about safety the pilots/operators start to also worry about making the schedule. In the history of aviation, it led to numerous accidents and incidents of pilots flying into bad weath
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by lsh123 12y ago
Been there, done that. Still a lot of checkboxes. The auditor will not likely to really understand the details of your setup. E.g. you can install firewall with all ports open, then document this setup, justified business reasons. And then
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by lsh123 12y ago
It depends on how you approach it. You can pass the certification just with checkboxes/paperwork or you actually try to understand the reasoning behind requirements to make things better.
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by lsh123 12y ago
Self-signed cert is probably a bad idea in pretty much all cases. But implementing your own CA is a different story. And the answer to your question for your own CA is the usual - "it depends" :) For an external web application&#x
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Amazing R2D2 Virtual Keyboard(innoventionsblog.blogspot.ru)
1 points by lsh123 12y ago|0 comments
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IMessage Might Eat Your Texts If You Switch To Android(readwrite.com)
3 points by lsh123 12y ago|0 comments
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by lsh123 12y ago
The biggest problem with ML is that it takes time for it to react to the new fraud patterns/schemes. While rules engines have their limitations, they also have one big benefit: they allow to block recognized fraud really fast. So the a
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Obama's Bay Area visit May 8 to include Y Combinator(sfgate.com)
2 points by lsh123 12y ago|0 comments
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by lsh123 13y ago
One of the interesting problems for SaS companies is that the "easy signup" usually competes with the "vendor lock-in effect". A startup can use "easy signup" to take away customers from an established company
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BICEP2 finds first direct evidence of cosmic inflation(physicsworld.com)
1 points by lsh123 13y ago|0 comments
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by lsh123 13y ago
Sounds like this is not an authentication but an identification protocol applied for a very limited API calls rate-limiting use case. While there are some question about this use case as well (e.g. it there is a DOS attack possible agai
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by lsh123 13y ago
Disclaimer: I am a private pilot and I am biased. Pointing a laser at the aircraft is dangerous to passengers and people on the ground. But it is also dangerous to pilots who might receive (permanent) damage to their eye sight thus risking
706.
by lsh123 13y ago
Over water or in other remote locations, there is no radar coverage thus there is absolutely no information about the plane location except position reports from the pilot. Airliners have "ping home" systems that regularly send va
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by lsh123 13y ago
shoot me an email at aleksey at aleksey dot com with your resume/linkedin profile/whatever - I am hiring for a project where you'll have to handle near real time big (a few TBs/day) data (yes, it's also analytics an
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by lsh123 13y ago
+1000 You should also mention SDLC process to make sure that a rogue developer of the merchant app doesn't send credit card numbers to a server somewhere else.
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New checkout UX from PayPal is surprisingly nice(techcrunch.com)
1 points by lsh123 13y ago|0 comments
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by lsh123 13y ago
I was talking about situations when a single crash on in a particular place of the road causes the speed limit to be dropped. I have no problem with lowering speed limits or doing other changes to the road when there is a history of inciden
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by lsh123 13y ago
I think there is another interesting angle here: while a death of a person from a car driving too fast is a horrible tragedy; for the society as a whole, it might be better to accept X deaths to get Y people to their destinations faster. Th
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by lsh123 13y ago
I don't hold ATP though I believe it is irrelevant here... Basically they lost situational awareness and got behind the plane: they didn't understand what is going on with the plane systems (autopilot) and failed to "fly the
713.
by lsh123 13y ago
pt-online-schema-change, problem solved!
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by lsh123 13y ago
The skyrocketing prices in healthcare and education have the same root problem: too many non-essential people (read: clerks) are on the payroll (e.g. search for "Dean-to-Professor ratio"). The government will not solve this proble
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by lsh123 13y ago
You are absolutely correct :) If you already have a certificate on your laptop, or SMS based authentication, then adding securid token will not change the security profile of the system. Yes, you might get extra security protection if you e
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by lsh123 13y ago
Just my $0.02: OpenVPN has a built-in 2-factor authentication based on the X509 certificates: you need to have a valid certificate together with a valid password to connect to the VPN service. SMS/phone based authentication does not ad
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by lsh123 13y ago
Interesting... Suppose it is a Visa card on the frontend and then on the backend I have Amex linked. Will the merchant be hit with Amex fees? Will it be accepted if merchant doesn't accept Amex?
718.
by lsh123 13y ago
I just call the bank and tell them that I need to get a new card :)
719.
by lsh123 13y ago
Plastic credit card costs next to nothing to manufacture, can be dropped from a 10 story building (good luck finding it afterwards though), can get wet with me in a heavy rain, can be replaced in 24 hours (at my bank) and I have $0 liabilit
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by lsh123 13y ago
A couple weeks ago after we noticed an email/password check bot running against our service. It was going through the list of emails from the Adobe (we didn't decrypt passwords though, just emails match). The bot itself was blocke

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