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olliej
3y ago
I think we should get to see every congress member and senator's portfolio, with a 3 business day lead on any of their trade instructions.
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olliej
3y ago
iMessage is sandboxed, and does attachment processing in yet another sandbox (the exploit is named BLASTpass as it circumvents this). These days iMessage itself is probably more tightly sandboxed than other apps. It sounds like the exploit
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olliej
3y ago
WebPwn is a great name and I almost want a direct RCE in WebP just so it can get that name
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olliej
3y ago
> Is the position they're taking in the best interest of their client who is likely senile? I'm not willing to say the judge is "likely senile" - there are plenty of ways to no longer be competent due to age while sti
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olliej
3y ago
There are already plenty of age restrictions on federal positions, adding new ones seems fine.
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olliej
3y ago
Most countries consider having users to be equivalent to having a presence, free or otherwise.
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olliej
3y ago
He was not a congressman at the time he did this. It's absurd that if he made use of the same secret information but while employed as a congressman (even if he was overseeing the merger) would mean he was fine.
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olliej
3y ago
On my phone the article stops abruptly with a “continue reading in the app”??? [edit: now with glasses I can read the subtle “click to expand” link beneath the vibrant blue app link]
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olliej
3y ago
CHERI gives you greater granularity over memory access it doesn’t magic away security vulnerabilities. But that doesn’t negate what I stated: there’s a massive amount of complexity, and significant performance costs of all these features. T
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olliej
3y ago
The depressing thing is looking at the performance cost of so many of these mitigations that are fundamentally due to the use of unsafe languages. It results in a somewhat pernicious effect: a person can compare their unsafe language to a s
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olliej
3y ago
But what about the harm that does to the shareholders? I wish I were being facetious, but while a lot of scummy people and companies own shares, a lot more just move cash in various forms out of the company into independent entities. If the
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olliej
3y ago
As someone pointed out "1.5 million in cash" for not doing the job you were hired for is .. not zero. I'm fairly sure I could achieve the same results for considerably less. Moreover making compensation dependent on stock pri
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olliej
3y ago
Why would anyone trust that a future change will be better? or more importantly that Unity won't try to reintroduce this again in the future? I don't see a path where Unity can meaningfully do anything to regain trust - they'
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olliej
3y ago
So this is a $300k/year medication but is apparently just (per the article) a combination of existing approved and developed drugs? As in the cost of development for this seems largely to be covered by the cost of development for the o
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olliej
3y ago
And obviously the employees and engineers working on unity made the choice about these policies, right?
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olliej
3y ago
Are you saying that they made up the calls? Or that they made the calls themselves?
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olliej
3y ago
"Make your apps have a shitty UX, and sell your user's data without their consent, or we'll force you to discard all the work you did under our previous license" In other words, any unity products going forward should be
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olliej
3y ago
"Make your apps have a shitty UX, and sell your user's data without their consent, or we'll force you to discard all the work you did under our previous license" In other words, any unity products going forward should be
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olliej
3y ago
Thanks! I didn't think to search for "phase" despite that being an obvious term when wondering about trials.
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olliej
3y ago
Per my wife (an actual microbiologist with her undergrad focusing on immunology - providing this as context for why she I asked her, not just an appeal to authority) the core mechanisms are not new, quoting verbatim from messages: Tha
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olliej
3y ago
Can’t tell from the article whether this in mice, in a plate, or simply in theory?
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olliej
3y ago
Best bit is he got his start entirely off the back of family wealth. By definition he didn't work for it.
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olliej
3y ago
[edit my scanning the article missed that they answered this :D] The obvious answer question is whether they reported this to apple already and are using this post to draw attention to it, or if they’ve found the bug in the betas (which is
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olliej
3y ago
Sorry. "can no longer be bought without advance planning so that you can get to a pharmacy during open hours and have time to stand in line" e.g. no real hope if you realize allergy nonsense is happening on the way to or from work
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olliej
3y ago
But today that does not happen, so given how people like this are punished today , what is the correct financial penalty? In general threats and stalking are only meaningfully punished when brought up during sentencing for subsequent assau
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olliej
3y ago
This is something literally anyone who was forced into the penylephrine based allergy could tell you. Meanwhile banning an effective drug did nothing to lower meth production.
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olliej
3y ago
Right, so all attacks now go: 1. Send payload to a process (image in a browser say) 2. Use payload to get code execution 3. If your current process has all the access you need then go forth and conquer; else 4. Send a payload to another pro
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olliej
3y ago
Why are drug dogs still even consider grounds for a real search? The whole claim is predicated on them being unbiased, but it’s been well established that they will signal based on cues from their handlers.
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olliej
3y ago
Out of curiosity, what is the financial penalty you think is appropriate for death threats? or for stalking employees?
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olliej
3y ago
Burying the lead: "Restraining order also issued due to threats and harassment of Bungie employees." The breakdown from the settlement is the financial penalties for what bungie is allowed to seek financial penalties, i.e. copyr
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