A lot of adults, too

Non-paywalled link

491.48 Kelvin of course

Emby has been working well for me EDIT: I always get downvoted when I mention Emby. Can anyone explain why? Am I doing something wrong?

Remember webrings? I want to bring those back.

The researchers responsibly disclosed FROST to Google, Apple, and Mozilla before publishing. The responses are worth reading carefully:

• Google said it does not consider browser fingerprinting to be a security vulnerability.

• Apple described the attack as “currently out of scope,” with possible mitigations in the future.

• Mozilla acknowledged the findings but has not implemented any fix.

In other words, the three companies that ship some of the world’s most-used browsers have collectively said “ok, not my concern”.

Fingerprinting is treated as a known cost of doing business on the modern web, and a side channel that leaks tab and application data through a storage API is, apparently, not a fire worth putting out.

The Ninja Turtles did not deserve this!

One more reason to not use google anything

It’s possible that he’s actually interpreting the law correctly. It’s just that the laws on this crap in Delaware are clearly batshit insane.

He would just buy another, probably even bigger 😕

Well, there wasn’t a column in the white pages for ‘Seal Abuser’

It’s the only logical conclusion

Why is the FBI director selling apparel?

No he isn’t.

I have to disagree. He voted for exactly this and has no regrets. This helps to possibly send a message to the other idiots that they are supporting the villains.

Ah, McKinsey. The Henry Kissinger of consulting firms.

It’s very important for these internet people to be recognized as right by a group of anonymous strangers. Failing that, they very much need to make those strangers feel bad in the process.

Damn. I got all excited reading the description for We’re All Gonna Die, think it was an indie game!

In the NY Post linked article:

Per KFF, the late Tennant was insured by the Public Employees Insurance Agency of West Virginia, which partners with UnitedHealthcare. (The Post reached out to both agencies for comment.)

The very beginning the article:

It didn’t matter that Eric Tennant’s oncologist had recommended the medication to shrink his tumors.

The patient’s health insurance allegedly stood in the way — until it was too late.