Why would the FAA be responsible for these cameras? Are they looking up at the sky for planes/drones or something like that?

Yes but Linux has multiple API's for security both LSM and Seccomp BPF.

I think we should let them pay but there should be a law that the money has to be taken from the CEO and executives pay. I'll bet with that in place you'd see a lot less stupidity.

TEA-TEB is still used for ignition I think. I believe it is still used on most rockets for ignition as there isn't anything else that works quite as well.

How about making it easy to get root without having to constantly fight their annoying SafetyNet BS? Sideloading was already really easy but having root is kind of a PIA.

I don't get it if they own 70% can't they just walk in and look at whatever documents or electronic systems that they want to?

You don't even need to be able to hack SS7. Back in the day when crypto exchanges did SMS verification and resets they would just bribe some low level lackey at AT&T or some other phone company to reroute the number or just call up customer support and talk them into doing it.

SS7 is not secure. I'm sure a determined actor could probably take control of the number or get the telco to send it to them through social engineering.

My understanding is modern NVidia cards only allow signed drivers or BIOS(not sure which or if both) to access the full HW capabilities. Since they are asking them to do this or they will release I think this means they didn't get the signing key :(

Micotik makes a 4 port switch for about 145.00. So your off by a factor of at least 6x.

Yes mobile on Android and Linux, Windows, Xbox and also Amazon fire boxes. I think it should on everything else as well.

I haven't seen a Youtube ad in years. Not sure which DNS block in my blacklist keeps them out but it should be pretty easy to do. I think its in one of the advertisers blacklists I set up years ago. It blocks all youtube ads on every platform I've tested.

This is incorrect. For ICBM's there is a 2 key system but the PAL must also be enabled with launch codes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

I think with the advent of 100/400Gb LAN switches and RoCE Infiniband should be just about dead. Even Mellanox doesn't seem to push it over Ethernet. I don't see much of a future for it going forward.

Do they actually have any good content? Seems like all Disney/StarWars/Marvel junk. Although I heard they had the rights to the Asimov Foundation series. I suspect they will Disney/Starwars up that and ruin it(bad CGI, making it corny, sound though vacuum crap). I was really hoping someone who wouldn't ruin it like HBO/Amazon or Netflix ended up with it.