In this case, they needed to get the flaws fixed fast, too fast to on-board new employees and get them working properly. Hiring a whole raft of new employees on a moment's notice would only lead to financial problems.
It's easier to fire contractors when you're done with them.
Why do some people commit vandalism?
I'm not paying Bezos for what used to be free.
TFA says "no subscription required".
Here's a video about how it works. Really quite interesting.
You're about seven months too late. It's like they had no idea where the drones hitting Ukraine were being made.
True, and most western countries, if you have security clearance (because you work on "serious" stuff for the government) you have some travel restrictions too.
For a U.S. clearance, you can go where you want, but you'll lose the clearance depending on where that is. Depending on what you do and where you go, it might be a very bad idea for other reasons.
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It was a whole block of IRGC military facilities, with one building that was recently converted to a school.
Kind of makes you wonder if that was done for a reason.
I'm glad there's some political and cultural pushback but it still smells like boiling frogs.
Make noise.
Enough people in my town gave negative comment to the board of supervisors that they rejected Flock cameras.
If you're referring to the OpenAI hack of Hugging face, watch this video from Dave's Garage about the details behind how and why it happened. It's really much more interesting than what's been covered by the news.
They should let kids choose their own books to read. If I hadn't discovered the sci-fi aisle at the library on my own, Of Mice and Men in 12th grade would have been the last book I ever read. Kids should learn that reading is fun when they're not doing it for a grade.
I think the difference is, if anyone could have seen the horse limping, its okay. If you're the vet treating the sprained ankle behind closed doors, now it's material non-public information.
The responses here are entirely predictable, but it's a legitimate concern. If China can shut off my router, that's one thing. If they can turn off the power grid, that's a different situation. It would be foolish to assume they and other countries are not at least trying to have that capability. I think having an audit of foreign made grid equipment is a good thing.
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