I was confused at first, thinking that somehow Sheets’ systems were compromised.
The C-based backdoor uses Google Sheets as its C2 platform, can execute shell commands, and can upload and download files.
Instead, Sheets is just the command and control relay.
Which is pretty weird, though.
“Why? You can drive away. We have officers en route to you,” the dispatcher said. “I don’t want you guys getting into any more of a dispute.”
I love the interjection of reason by the 911 operator.
I prefer the Star Trek TNG episode where they kidnap a dozen children from the Enterprise.
Weird, I was quite confident in that memory. Thanks for the link.
They get reused. Also:
About 52% of the records had unique SSNs
No, I said markets describe a type of social interaction. You inferred all.
Markets are not uniquely neoliberal nor capitalist.
Modern infrastructure is not built by markets. University materials research is not driven by markets.
It kind of is, though. Modern infrastructure is built by companies. Universities acquire materials, labor, as well as share knowledge through marketplaces of ideas and information.
“Market” is really just a construct describing social interaction. You can’t really blame it for a problem since all it is is a description of reality.
Don’t worry, the majority of Ring owners still haven’t.
That’s an incredible headline.
The east coast stole our winter!
She emphasised that the role of politicians is “not to dictate whether or not to have children”, but to educate women further on fertility and remind them of the option to freeze eggs.
Is it even that, though?
Building the full stack of a functional real-time voice and video comms system as a lone dev is not a trivial undertaking.
Even if they put 40/wk or more into it, I’d still be impressed. Like I said, not impossible but these people are rare.
Less than a 4 month commit history and one dev. Not impossible maybe, but sure is suspect.
Or maybe she just thought it was amusing like the rest of us.
This makes questions like “how fast is WebAssembly” a bit hard to answer. […] What people actually mean is “how useful are the constructs of this language to efficient mappings of modern hardware” and “what is the current landscape of systems taking advantage of these constructs”.
I have the sound of those red cups hitting the floor seared into my brain.
The problem with that is that these talented individuals don’t have the capital to create those competitors.
The American way