roadbuster

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   by roadbuster 3y ago

   The Khashoggi Affair: The Five Stages of Saudi Denial https://arabcenterdc.org/resource/the-khashoggi-affair-the-f...
2. 62.▲
   by roadbuster 3y ago

   > too honest Consider some reflection on this statement
3. 63.▲
   by roadbuster 3y ago

   > and I don't tell you to stop Alternate analogy: an IoT thermometer vendor sells you a device to track temperature in your room, but you decide to stick it up someone's butt. Will the IoT vendor know the temperature reading is
4. 64.▲
   by roadbuster 3y ago

   > a nice strong fine Who receives the fine? * The Tax Prep companies? That would be fair: they are obligated to handle private user data in a responsible manner * The ad tech companies? That would not be fair: they didn't want the d
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   by roadbuster 3y ago

   > Fine will be way less than profits What profits were derived from the "sharing" of "millions of taxpayers' data?" I had to do a technical audit of this issue to find out if my company had also been placed at ri
6. 66.▲
   by roadbuster 3y ago

   > Why not throw more manpower at the problem? Oh, of course.
7. 67.▲
   by roadbuster 3y ago

   > You implement an arbitrary blob of logic by having the inputs form the address > then the RAM gives the result of the logical function. This is incorrect. Modern FPGAs are composed of small, configurable blocks which contain all so