I doubt the IT workers refuse to raise the standards. It's more likely the employers of IT workers refuse to pay for that level of discipline.

Regulators shouldn't be pushing this. When/if the technology is actually ready the business demands will push it.

It's MS safe, so the risk of ransomeware getting onto and retrieved from onedrive is real. It has happened.

A TDR was a great tool for estimating how far away the break was.

Perfect opportunity for the super wealthy philanthropists to make a difference.

For a long time it's been speculated that it'd take insurance companies to pressure corporations to step up their infosec game. We're starting to see that happening in the last couple years. This year it's gotten to the point that if you don't have certain tickets punched it costs a 5-10% co-insurance fee. It's still not enough, but the pendulum might be starting to shift.

According to gigacalculator, 65 minutes to accelerate 45mph works out to about .000526g. I wouldn't have called a 65 minute burn minor but I guess it'd fit if it's that tiny of a push. Must've been that microwave drive.

How contaminated is the water in the ubiquitous16oz plastic water bottles?

Great idea and it makes use of bits that would otherwise be discarded! Efficient use of resources, that's some Green thinking there!

First I've heard of this Amazon attempt to compete with Starlink. Do they have any actual customers? RTFA it sounds like Amazon hasn't launched anything yet, nor have the other clowns in the circus.

I don't see any ads on the settings screen on my phone, a 2020 SE. Maybe I need a newer phone to see them?

The natural way. Nature has built-in inhibitors, the mad scientists don't.

Unfortunately with the politicization of COVID-19 the data on cases and deaths is highly unreliable.

Seems like yet another bad idea. As convenient as this might be, putting everything in one place is unwise.

More data that can be stolen.