They quite literally did Google a favor by resigning. I wish such people wrote on their Resumes something like:

"I'm a virtue signaling individual. I really care about how I'm perceived by my other, virtue signaling friends!".

This way I can easily skip them when I hire people.

I'm in California. You can "lose" the outside envelope, and then get a blank outside envelope if you go to a polling center. There is NO way to audit the elections in California. And by the way, this is by design because it enables insane levels of fraud.

If the point is to prove that the system is vulnerable, publishing the vulnerabilities defeats the purpose because the vendor will simply patch those vulnerabilities.

I believe that was the goal. To prove that the system was vulnerable to attack. The people who politicized this are the staffers the refused the request. Not the administration. I believe it is absolutely fair for an administration to try and prove that a system is vulnerable.

Even just announce that a Fab is being built in the US and watch how the memory shortage situation magically resolves itself.

They aren't meant to be jailed! Protons like to roam the universe, set them free you bastards!!!

How do they plan on keeping him underground?! and how heavy of a boulder would they need, to make sure he stays there?

Highly likely they believe the man is Satoshi Nakamoto.

Not the fact the management tools for Kindle owners looks like something from the 90's.
Not the fact that the various things you need to do with a Kindle are spread over 2~3 different systems/sites.
No. None of those horrible things matter. Only the money matters. Good job Amazon. Not surprised at all.

That entire Kindle thing deserves to die. Shame on Amazon.

That's not the only one either (you're talking about the guy with the blowtorch, right?)

I saw other posts on nextdoor where people reported a homeless looking person lighting crumpled pieces of paper on fire, and throwing them into bushes every few feet, in their neighborhood. They reported it and the Sheriff arrived quickly. I hope an arrest was made, but more than that, I hope we'll actually be told the truth about the various arson attacks.

If you're interested in some cool stories about this and older vulnerabilities/exploits, this is a fun book from the OG, Captain Crunch:

https://www.google.com/books/edition/Beyond_The_Little_Blue_Box/IWNmDwAAQBAJ?hl=en&gbpv=1&printsec=frontcover

I highly recommend it, those were different times and people don't know how bad the technology was before SS7...

I don't understand why they don't see this as an opportunity. Offer the $15 plan and just throttle it. Should bring in a ton of customers. And an existing customer is more likely to upgrade to a faster plan, vs. someone who is not yet a customer directly jumping to the expensive plan...

This software snobbery is inflicting the world of Crypto as well. And shut up, don't tell me it's easy enough. Shut the hell up and get out of here. Fix the damn thing. Make it EASY. It should get to the point where an idiot who did not finish school can use the damn thing.

I run several email servers all around the world and the .TOP TLD has been blocked for a few years now. We have been receiving literally ZERO legitimate emails from that TLD, so we simply blocked it among a few others.

There's no phone they can't unlock. There's always some trick, some vulnerability, and it's just a matter of having a determined hacker work on the device for long enough. This is just a ruse to give criminals and terrorists a false sense of security.

I'd wager $10 they paid someone 6 BTC for that video proof showing the data being deleted.