other fictional characters.

LibreSSL prng vulnerable to psyops.

Isn't a people problem, or a company problem, or a technical problem. Like the majority of company fuckups it a procedural problem. There is no documented procedures for anyone to follow, and it's a SPOF in a service.

It can't detect a total waste of money.

Personally I'd have a netbook... In a Lab (Garage, whatever) I'd have the Oscilloscope/Logic Analyzers meters power supplies etc... connected to a Beefy desktop with plenty of RAM for running VM's so I don't stuff around with the build environment. When coding just remote (SSH/RDP/whatever) to the VM of choice. You don't mention price so stick solar panels, batteries and inverters on it till you're sub 5W.

And it would be sensible to set the power budget to that of 802.3at so that products can choose either PSE.

Get rid of Pull up resistors as a method to signal bus speed, this should be negotiated by logical handshake protocol, duh.

You think no one malicious reviews proprietary code? I seem to recall Chinese hackers gaining access to Google and sure a hell MS code is out there.

They were before the crust shifted, same thing happened on Mars, look at the crater distribution of the red planet and you can see how the crust shifted 90degrees.

lots of psy below. No sensible debate on this.

They connected up the "series of tubes" that run the new gTLD's

www.bike.com www.bike/com And he will live in nigeria

The article demonstrates that it redirected unencrypted SMTP traffic out of the VPN. It's in point 4 of the steps.

would describe "efficiencies" as destroying anything