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The security incident report says: "An attacker exploited a script-injection vulnerability in one of our GitHub Actions workflows to publish it." Is the script-injection vuln only present due to how the developers configured GitHub Actions or is this something that also needs to be mitigated by...

Annnnnd that's why years ago I decided I would only go to shows if I can buy the tickets directly from the box office. If the tickets are only sold online through LN/TM then I don't need to see it.

I saw the opposite - a Waymo (no passengers inside) was at an intersection during the power outage, stalled for about 5 minutes, cars drove around it but then it woke back up. It turned its blinker on, was trying to proceed but all the other cars were just blowing through the intersection and...

That was definitely written/approved by/insisted upon by lawyers. I used to work with Legal at my last job and got used to always future proofing statements with qualifiers like "at least" or "more than" or "to date" in case the numbers changed later. And Legal likely also insisted on saying...

Last sentence in What leeches do in the shadows: As it turns out, the man had been mountain climbing a full 20 days prior. While out in nature, he washed his face with spring water, which likely splashed the sucker up his schnoz. Kudos to Beth Mole for the fascinating read.

Sounds like we're moving towards Black Mirror s7e1 - Common People. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_People_(Black_Mirror)

So the GOP is really the PCP or Pro-Cancer-Party since coal mining literally gives their constituents cancer. smh https://archive.kftc.org/issues/health-impacts-coal-mining Health Impacts of Coal Mining In eastern Kentucky our water, land and air are contaminated by mountaintop removal...

The noted at that bottom should say 2025, not 2026, yes? "This article was updated 8/1/2026 at 3:10 pm with a response from Tesla."

I don't have an account on or use Facebook but many of my friends do and they find the News Feed the biggest problem, not the people they know and follow so they use extensions like "News Feed Eradicator" which doesn't violate TOS since it's specific to their endpoint...

Crafting legislation about technology that is general enough to be future proof, and doesn't legally obligate using obsolete tech, can be difficult. It requires technical knowledge that Congress doesn't have but agencies hire people who do have that knowledge. Federal employees of agencies are...

I agree - I've had to review cloud/SaaS contracts and TOS as part of my job and their language is pretty standard based on my experience. I think people are misunderstanding the scope of the changes. Reads to me that the primary update is the clarification that they have permission to interact...

I really hope that when this goes to trial, someone accidentally calls him Sam Bankman-Fraud.