It isn't just the nerds that self host. Many many many years ago western digital started letting everybody self host their files and let them be available anywhere! They're so good at it, users have never had to update their OS at all.
"no monitoring/auditing process to identify and prevent the issue"
Yes, yes there is. It is called due diligence and intelligent decision making. Unfortunately for Kaiser they never considered the idea that tracking what people were searching for and looking at people clicking links might be a bad idea to share with their optimization partners.
There is no automated tool to prevent this issue...because this is a human stupidity issue. They didn't understand what they were collecting nor where it was going. Which is understandable if you're a nitwit web designer. That is why there is supposed to be intelligent management of both the data itself and the network systems involved.
Their top two executives should spend a year in jail.
A few more instances like this and some of these people might understand accountability.
run0 first made me think of dividing by zero or running null...but I know the real answer is that it is 'run' and 'world emoji'.
See, this way, all the world, and all the bad code in it, will run with global superuser without that pesky 'sudo' command.
run zero is far superior you see - you only need your index fingers. It makes it easier for hunt and peck folks to type. sudo requires four whole fingers and is clearly too big an ask for administrative use.
Here I am replying to an instigating anonymous coward...
So when this is peer reviewed. And the experiment repeated. Will it be the 4th time in all of history that it happened for you?
Or just the 2nd time that it was observed directly?
We're already accepting that all rational thought generally believes it happened at least 2 times before. Yet somehow now rationally thinking that it ever happens ever in a more or less permanent manner.
No kidding. There are billions and billions of these things out there and
This is a case of "Look at this new discovery I made!!" where in reality the real message is "Look at how fucking stupid we are that we didn't know this happened before."
I've purchased two real physical books in the last 3 weeks.
I'm also wildy astonished at the quantity of people in Barnes and Noble lately. It is FULL of youngsters and nerds making eyes at girls. Doesn't matter what day of the week either. Parking lot is packed every time I drive by. I went on a Friday night and once on a Saturday afternoon recently and it was like going to a high school sporting event.
Free access to zero day patches?
If it is known about, and there is a patch, it is not a zero day anymore.
This is just like cable tv but they don't get it.
You're goddamn right movie going is on the down trend. You know why? Becuase I'm a reasonable person and I can't justify spending $45-$50 to sit on my ass for 2 hours and eat popcorn.
I know what popcorn costs.
I know what soda costs.
Stop ripping me off and I'll probably visit you more often.
Agreed.
Not all people are equal.
Some spend effort on improving themselves and can then pass tests.
I choose to respect those people more.
This has been pretty obvious vulnerability for many years.
Embedded controllers have always had FAR more dangerous power
We all know it has never been updated.
We all know even the chips themselves have little management systems running in them.
These researchers just went to the trouble of proving it.
This is almost IG Nobel worthy.
You literally prove my point.
No the 'close all tabs' is not what I want.
I want to 'swipe up from the bottom, hold, then let go. Swipe up on the app.'
I'm literally just asking the %@# browser to follow the stated design expectations. Automatically and permanently fixing the 'tab clutter' problem.
How about this wild crazy idea: When you close the program, not just flip away, actually close
Crazy I know. When a program is manually closed it actually gets closed.
EU? Shove it. The EU was initially founded 2 decades after this photo was originally published.
As Playboy did not choose to defend the copyright, it is essentially public domain.
Bummer. These really are entertaining in a strange way.
They don't actually work for google at all. Their company does.
They have no rights at all or recourse...this is generally understood when outsourcing to work to subcontracts.
They were fucking morons for going to the city council in the first place. Even more so for saying the word 'google' at any time in the discourse. They work for a sub-par shitstain company, that hires other shitstains, to do shitstain work. As a subcontractor you can be removed without cause, or even for cause - like the cause of "I hate your face".
Crying about your pay and going to city council meetings about it will certainly make a few people hate your face.
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