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"WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Justice Department late on Sunday filed suit after California Governor Jerry Brown signed legislation to restore open internet protections known as net neutrality in the state after the Trump administration repealed the rules in December 2017."

Your screencaps are telling. Thanks for sharing them. I want our old Evernote back!

Oh hell yeah. That site keep me laughing during the entire dot-bomb era. My employer at the time even made an appearance on it. That site was priceless. Was sorry to see it fade away.

Wish I had some mod points for you. Well said. Too many people don't realize that simple fact that "stop and go" is a human problem - not a technology or engineering problem. We are sitting in traffic because the poor drivers in front of us follow too close, can't merge, can't say within the flow of traffic, don't signal, etc.

We can try to engineer around the problem but as long as humans are at the wheel, congestion is a fact of life.

Well said! (and I'm a Red Hat guy) None of them are perfect and each has their own place and target market.

Knowing Microsoft, we will soon see "Client Access Licenses" for this too.

This is what I'm talking about:

"Default security settings for S3 buckets usually allow only authorised users to access the contents; however, UpGuard reports the bucket was configured via permission settings to allow any AWS "Authenticated Users" to download its stored data."

Alteryx or whatever the fuck their name is set moron permissions and exposed their sensitive data. Amazon can only do so much to engineer around pure stupidity.

This one isn't on Amazon. These rank amateurs at Alteryx didn't configure their shit properly. Morons don't understand how to protect their data then they poo-poo reports of the severity of the breach. They really don't know what the hell they are doing.

This company needs to die.

Nonsense. The OS has done its job. If the end-user chooses to bypass a security warning, the onus is on the end-user, not the operating system.

We aren't talking about artists making a living. We're talking about the availability and popularity of streaming services. Stop trying to shovel your agenda into this thread.