I want certs for 127.0.0.1 and ::1 (they are mine).

Prison calls rates have been a cash cow for decades to both the correctional institute and the telecoms that provide the service (estimated to be close to $1.5B). And as private prisons have expanded, money talks.

If you have the desire, and the money, go for it. I am missing the money.

Comcast's project Genesis (aka next-gen, aka mid-split) gets one part way to higher uploads (200mbps today), and their next offering called X-class will be symmetric (at least up to 2gbps). Some people have those options today, and some will need to continue to wait until Comcast completes the plant construction(s) in their location (whenever that might happen).

If I had my choice (at somewhat cheaper pricing), I would go for Comcast's X-10 (10gbps fiber metro-E offering).

Flutter/Dart is Google's proposal for a cross platform UI toolkit (and it has iOS support, macOS, with Android (of course), and Windows and Linux). It will be interesting to see how/if swift can manage to feel native on alternative platforms such as Android.

Maybe the approach can also be used to move other 3rd party kernel mode drivers into a more protected/isolated sandbox.

A bill is just the beginning. The same special interests will again attempt to derail such legislation from passing.

A number of the moon samples were kept intact with the explicit hope (and some expectation) that future scientists with newer technologies and knowledge would result in new understandings. It is entirely possible that there is still more to learn.

Because in politics, hate and fear sells. If EV's did not exist one would need something else to make people afraid of, or to hate.

The Mac Pro's?

And failure is always an option. The good news is this would have been a very well instrumented test, which should result in a very good understanding of the failures.

While there is the question of whether one *should* be using Facebook, it is long overdue for Facebook to allow passkeys if you choose to do so. Glad to see they got with the program.

I am still waiting for my bank to support passkeys for those of us not at some level of extreme premium service (where they do support it).

GEnx (according to the reports). GE Aerospace has reported that they will be participating in the investigation (India has the lead in the investigation).

On the 787 the flight data recorder (the black boxes, which are, of course, bright orange) collects a lot of data. It seems likely that the what, when, and why will be able to be determined, although it will probably take longer than some would like (and until then, there will be a lot of conjecture, and probably a few conspiracy theories).

Whether they are, or are not, the concerns and paranoia that is introduced about not knowing for sure what your adversary has access to, and knows about your capabilities and plans and locations, can be a valuable tool which can be used to limit how you do things, and sometimes making you even more vulnerable as you end up using different solutions that are even more vulnerable. In thirty years (or so) there will be a book published with the details.

So they are going to start using paper and runners (who take circuitous routes) to exchange messages between the officials?