Of course, they completely ignored how things went when hurricane Irene knocked out power to the region. Spoiler alert: it wasn’t fun but folks were generally okay.
Reminds me of that big NYC blackout. The news was covering it like the whole city was going to fall into chaos with neighbors attacking each other and everything. Mostly it was just people chilling in the dark hoping to get their power back as soon as possible.
Time for a rewatch of The Century Of Self.
Ferrari? More like the passenger train of computers.
It is very privacy friendly […]
What makes you believe that? The most information I could find about this is that it doesn’t “save your session data.” The Orbit privacy policy also seems a bit bare, and I can’t decide if that’s a good thing or not.
Either way, you’re still sending data to a third party service to process. Might be worth it for some people.
“We need ways to prevent people from bringing weapons onto our Metro buses and trains, and the sooner we can find solutions to prevent tragedies like this, the better,” Hahn said.
TSA 2: Cruise Control
More information about the privacy preserving ad measurement feature and how to disable it if you wanted. Mixed feelings.
Earth-bound cardinals are basically 2 dimensional vectors. Not really helpful in intergalactic space.
A lot of their targets are public people. For instance, targeting the employees of a defi company.
“And immediately after we had removed them from the environment, another attack set off, which we attributed to the same group trying to get back in through other means,” he added.
This happened within 24 hours, with a credential-stuffing attack. “There was no opsec, no slow-and-low,” Dwyer said. “They put the persistent in APT. Once they identify a target as valuable to them and their goals and objectives, they will continue to try to get back in.”
And this is from a company that seems to at least sort of take security seriously (ignoring the glaring error that got them in this situation). Responding to this threat seems like a challenge for most companies down the supply chain.
Hell yeah, this one is ours!
Need me a cyberpunk detective game with real verbal interviews.
Okay, back to doomer it is…
With the discontinuation of the Malibu, the only remaining gasoline-powered vehicle in Chevrolet’s lineup is the Corvette, following the cessation of Camaro production last year. Earlier this year, GM introduced a hybrid
That’s, actually pretty positive news. I’m a little shocked.
ZDNet? Haven’t heard that one in a minute.
Technically it reduces the window for a successful brute force.
That said, it comes with serious drawbacks. Mainly making them impossible to memorize, so then users end up just writing them on post-its and putting them on their monitor. Or other equally dumb things.
Wonder if that’s more of a language thing. You got a handle on English so presumably get more news about the English speaking world. If I read Arabic maybe I’d have more exposure to Iraqi goings-on.
These are not serious people. They are low-information voters who do not have any consistent policy positions and vote based entirely on vibes. They don’t take serious looks at the capabilities, policies, and worldviews of the candidates. Their political compass is a random number generator.
So far that seems to be the best explanation of “undecided voters.” That’s disconcerting.
Presumably it loads comments when you visit a page. That would send a request with the URL to whatever service they’re running.
Sounds to me like an extension that by design tracks every Web page you visit.
I’m kind of shocked that a (friendly) foreign government would buy a mayor for these seemingly trivial things.