At the rate it’s growing, it’s going to get outlandish very quickly.

FIDO2 and security keys are the closest things we have to a solution. Unfortunately far too few companies support them. It would have saved him here because each credential only works with the proper URL for it.

They both own and operate the car. Even if it was a manned taxi, they’d be liable.

And if you monitor Slickdeals, you can often get a copy for under $40.

It’s not even that. Rich and poor both depend on section 230 existing. This is politicians being out of touch morons.

Section 230 is supported by the corporate types too since all the big Internet companies would cease to exist without it. This is brain dead boomers not understanding how the Internet works.

Why do you think the ad network wouldn’t handle it similar to how payment platforms already handle sales/VAT?

It’s actually pretty easy to know which country an IP belongs to. ARIN, RIPE, etc all keep public databases tracking what ASN blocks are allocated to each country.

No, it’s pretty much only you thinking that. The rest of us were thinking about the 6 tiny bones in the ears only used for hearing or dozens of weird little bones in the wrists and ankles.

They weren’t dependable is the problem. There were a lot of problems with early deterioration of the battery, supposedly from not having very good temperature control on the battery pack.

If you care about that, spinning rust is not the right solution for you.

No, because it comes from personal experience working in cybersecurity.

I support most of what Lena Khan has done, but this is stupid. Cybersecurity features should be built into the base package of all cloud products. The fact that so many charge extra for them is and always has been bullshit. It’s like trying to sell a car but charging extra to include seat belts and air bags.

The complaint should be that they’re selling a product that is unsafe in its base offering.

NIST has been saying since 2016 not to use SMS for MFA. It’s always been horribly insecure.

They seem to be real hit or miss. I also have 2 6TB barracudas that have 70,000 power on hours (8 yrs) that are still going fine.

Avoid these like the plague. I made the mistake of buying 2 16 TB Exos drives a couple years ago and have had to RMA them 3 times already.

No, because that’s when the olds took it over.

Germanium and gallium are not that rare. They’re produced as a byproduct of other types of mining (zinc, aluminum, coal, etc). China has a monopoly on them not because of any kind of special geology, but because they were willing to sell them below cost for decades.

It won’t take long for alternative sources to spin up and become available, especially because China has been threatening to do this for over a year.

Because it’s Microsoft and they have to compulsively rename things every few years.

They’re also one of the companies trying to destroy the NLRB.