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If the CASE Act passes, an obscure board within the U.S. Copyright Office will be able to hand out $30,000 penalties to everyday Internet users. It’s a bad idea that’s ripe for abuse. eff.org/deeplinks/2019/10/toda

Presenting today "Top DevOps Security Failures" in DevOps Stage conference in Kyiv, Ukraine slideshare.net/kravietz/top-de

Just realised one beautiful fact about Mastodon: *zero* Trump reposts.

I blocked DT on Twitter long time ago to stop seeing his imbecile tirades, but enough of my friends have strong feelings about him to either reply or retweet his posts with angry comments.

This is naïve. Nobody cares about your comments, what counts is *number* of engagements. Once you made your mind, stop *any interactions* with his posts. Otherwise you're just another cog in the wheel of his media machine.

So frustrated with XR I could bash my head off a brick wall. Idiots with no strategy blocking a tube station in a poorer area of East London fucking up everything they achieved within the past week.

So startpage is now owned by an advertising company.

Being a former startpage user I'm now considering changing to jivesearch (its on PTio) however I currently can't connect, tell me if you have the same issues.

Anyway I will try to keep you posted on this (sorry I'm 2 days late).

reddit.com/r/privacy/comments/

I guess with *two* contacts on BriarApp who are not my other test phones I can now IM like a pro :)

"In Brazil, forest fires rage across the Amazon, burning vast swathes of the rainforest, presided over by a leader who believes climate change is a “Marxist plot.” In America, health-related misinformation has become an epidemic of its own. And in Europe, country after country is losing their hard-earned measles-free status as the anti-vax movement becomes more potent by the day"

codastory.com/disinformation/w

"Flu kills an average of 8,000 people in England every year and can be particularly serious in very young children, pregnant women, adults aged 65 and over and those with health problems because they tend to have weaker immune systems. For the first time, all children will be given a nasal spray in primary schools, which will help them immunise against the four virus strains contained in the vaccine."
wired.co.uk/article/nhs-englan

Per gsmmap.org/ it seems like the easiest operator to intercept is MTS. The most advanced in terms of security safeguards was Tele2... until around 2015 when they actually started weakening them. Full report here gsmmap.org/assets/pdfs/gsmmap.

~Open Source Security Tool of the Day~

#osstotd

PARSEC is the Platform AbstRaction for SECurity, a new open-source initiative to provide a common API to secure services in a platform-agnostic way.

github.com/parallaxsecond/pars

Oh, this one is nice -

CVE-2019-14287: "Sudo could be made to run commands as root if it called with a specially crafted user ID"

Florida congressman congratulates US Navy using picture of Russian battleship 'Pyotr Velikiy'

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