Since DKIM signing covers the body, your "grab the header of any legitimate email, forge the contents, and "release" it to the world" attempt would be laughed at due to the DKIM signature of the body not verifying.

I assume in response to this: "How C++ Programming Language Became the Invisible Foundation For Everything" the answer was "mistakes were made".

I work as a full time coder, and my 32GB MBP swaps. Chrome & Slack take most of the memory, with the fleet of containers running in Docker and the IT mandated spyware^U security software taking the rest. How a simple VPN can use ~240MB I'll never understand. Software in 2020 is insane.

JavaScript garbage is why.

I've seen no evidence of the cryptographic email signatures. I've looked. References?

Yeah, I was objecting to the leaving off the parachutes. I'd think there's still going to be lots of kinetic energy to dissipate even given just a bus sized chunk of high-metal content asteroid chunks.

> but for raw metals that's not so important.

Meteor Crater in AZ would like to disagree.

Seems like the satellites should have a deadman's subsystem. If the satellites can't receive commands or the rest of the control systems are otherwise not responsive, the deadman's subsystem should be able to initiate de-orbit. Of course many failures would inhibit this, but for some classes of failure such as failure to communicate with the earth, this would "cleanup the junk" faster.

"I left because they were paying me 4 months salary to leave, and I only started 3 months ago, so I more than doubled my salary. And the other offers I was considering were still on the table."

It's possible to register 2 faces to FaceID. Have you tried registering your masked face in addition to your "regular" face?

"In 2019, the population density was approximately 92.9 residents per square mile of land area. Population density has been tracked for over two hundred years in the United States. Over the last two centuries, the number of people living in the United States per square mile has grown from 4.5 in 1790 to 87.4 in 2010."

So, no, we all don't get a square mile in AK.

I haven't followed the latest hardware, but in the past, the camera-on LED was controlled locally by the camera firmware. There *were* attacks (which required local code execution, and possibly root perms) which would allow you to override the LED, but I haven't kept up on the cat/mouse around that.

IIRC, the 14th? amendment extended the restrictions on the federal government to the states.

Is the cable on earth? Is there even gravity where the poles/cable are?

I'd be excited if you worked for Sonic.net and came to hang fiber between the telephone poles leading to my house...