It's possible that the contracts that allow Tucows to act as registrar for .today, .is and .ph require disclosure in certain circumstances, which might include the FBI demanding the data.

.... IPv6 is a failure.

IPv6 is great if:
1. You are starting from scratch (no IPv4)
2. You trust your firewall/router to fully and accurately work as a stateful firewall, with no bugs.

You are making an assumption that is not correct.

You appear to think that the last time anyone could buy an EV and get the rebate was in September. But, all people had to do by the end of September was to enter into a binding contract to buy an EV -- the car could be delivered later.

So the October sales still reflects some cars sold with the rebates. I expect things to get worse in November.

That requires a sense of urgency that the Dems have failed show. Garland was known to be someone who would not be quick to act. Many of Biden's actions came too late in his presidency to have a meaningful impact.

Remedial propaganda courses, not history.

Because, by the time the food has spent 30 minutes in a bag on its way to you, the texture is terrible, destroying the experience.

... or small notes.

Then, they expect viewers to be able to read them.

Many video editors are completely out of touch with how most people watch the video they create.

That depends on the distance from your eyes. The experiment varied this distance in order to vary the PPD (Pixels Per Degree) and see what participants could distinguish at various PPDs.

Time to download your personal copy I guess.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

Years ago I had an alternate OS for a clickwheel iPod that had it. That was something else!

It's easy enough to look at Reddit's robots.txt file:

Really, what would those be?

Arguably they are in breach of the CFAA.. Reddit's robots.txt file:
# Welcome to Reddit's robots.txt
# Reddit believes in an open internet, but not the misuse of public content.
# See https://support.reddithelp.com... Reddit's Public Content Policy for access and use restrictions to Reddit content.
# See https://www.reddit.com/r/reddi... for details on how Reddit continues to support research and non-commercial use.
# policy: https://support.reddithelp.com...

User-agent: *
Disallow: /

.... for the first day after opening the jar. After that, the taste rapidly deteriorates.

That's not carbon negative. It's not even carbon neutral.

What you should be saying is that the US has passed peak carbon, but even that assumes that Trump's anti-renewables drive doesn't increase carbon output, which seems unlikely.

Meanwhile China is reducing its unit energy cost by installing lots of renewable generation.

They link to "GPU.zip" which apparently is another side-channel based on the GPU's compressions - https://www.hertzbleed.com/gpu...

So apparently by asking it to blur the background, they can time it. Then the "core" of the attack is this GPU.zip so really it sounds like this is more of a "look we found a new way to exploit this."

FTA:

What Android APIs does Pixnapping exploit?

Pixnapping forces sensitive pixels into the rendering pipeline and overlays semi-transparent activities on top of those pixels via Android intents. To induce graphical operations on these pixels, our instantiations use Android’s window blur API. To measure rendering time, our instantiations use VSync callbacks. For a more detailed explanation, we refer to the paper.