My understanding is that he is not the person who deleted the data, the agent did it by entering the pin. That’s an interesting wrinkle. Is that materially different than entering the wrong pin 10 times which often also wipes the device?

“Blocks con traffic” - what’s that?

It’s about time

3 separate backups

2 different media types

1 off-site

It usually (or used to) goes the other way. I would expect the same parts to be worth about half after 3 years.

The Atari 2600 was priced at $189.95 in 1977, which is equivalent to at least $1010 today. I think the current pricing is in line with history, although the chip and memory shortage certainly won’t help. I’ve always gotten more enjoyment from PC gaming, anyway.

Not if you want your emails to be reliably delivered. Even if you set up all of the right things and follow all of the rules, you will probably always be fighting to stay out of the spam folder.

https://cfenollosa.com/blog/after-self-hosting-my-email-for-twenty-three-years-i-have-thrown-in-the-towel-the-oligopoly-has-won.html

I had a similar problem and was unable to find replacement parts, so I replaced the whole spigot.

In general:

• The tracker sends out low-energy Bluetooth announcements including its unique id
• a nearby iPhone hears those announcements
• the iPhone uses its current location
• the iPhone sends the tracker id and the location back to Apple via WiFi or cell
• Apple notifies the owner of the tracker where the tracker was seen

Convenience rarely comes with security and/or resilience. TOTP is about having two separate parts of the auth process so that compromise of one is protected by the other. Don’t keep them in the same place.

regress with old bugs

Have it write a test suite that enforces the correct behavior, and tell it that the test suite must pass after any change. Make sure it’s not cheating (return true) inside the test suite.

Try using it with a local area code for store loyalty cards. It usually works.

Try https://nektosact.com/ It’s not perfect, but I was able to do quite a lot locally and have a faster CI development loop.

Or HPE software

Thank you for this! I can’t believe I didn’t know about PTA before.

Up The (soldering) Irons!

Yes, the cell tower can see the unique IMEI of your phone, so as long as the cell radio is on, the cell company can at least see what tower that IMEI is in range of. And if they can track the purchase of the phone to you, then they can identify your signal.

Have you seen this story?

https://www.404media.co/nuclear-rian-bahran-iaea-international-symposium-on-artificial-intelligence/

Yeah this sounds like a disk/ssd hardware problem to me. Possibly only one part of the disk is bad and giving inconsistent results.

How many gamers today have even played or know what the original Rogue is?