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brunoTbear
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About brunoTbear
Interested in security, the web, and protecting the biggest and smallest against the worst of the Internet.
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Comment #48573826
I was very sad to see several north new jersey airports on this list.
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Comment #47676627
Chalk it up to far too many hours in the Sci Li but I quite like this.
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Comment #47449117
They make the data available on that page for you to do your own research.
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Comment #47096776
Mentioned in passing in a recent Practical Engineering video on tunnels. https://youtu.be/Ssw5bdx1HKw?si=DfOLWszK4erDPe3n
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Comment #45903027
https://waymo.com/blog/2025/05/waymo-making-streets-safer-fo...
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Comment #45599058
I wonder if there's a bet to be made on future 8K disclosures following quietly updated signing keys. A bet against F5 placed this morning would've only made 3.6%.
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Comment #45133500
I think Shape Security qualifies for this list. They raised $100M before having a customer, seemed to die, quietly got adopted by a large pool of F50 companies, and exited to F5 fo…
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Comment #44193504
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Comment #43103968
Same! Big shoutout to Dr Thuillier at UCSF. Really changed my life.
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Comment #42511010
Rumor mill explanations range from flock of birds to Russian air defense systems. Pilots appeared to be trying very hard to safe it.
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Comment #41498128
If you’re in San Francisco stop in at Derco. They’re underneath the Airbnb building.
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Comment #40746014
Some of us prefer to enjoy sex as a beautiful act of human connection and condoms detract from being in the moment of joy. This is like saying to someone killed in a motorcycle acc…
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Comment #38948114
It would be rather silly to assume all bears have the same last name "bear"! It's not as if people all walk around saying "Oh hi I'm Timothy Human" "Nice to meet you, I'm Rachel Hu…
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Comment #38937833
I was concerned that the author might have been running into the Scunthorpe Problem ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scunthorpe_problem ). My last name contains a naughty substring.…
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Comment #38532403
Schneier is wrong that "hey google" is always listening. Google does on-device processing with dedicated hardware for the wake-words and only then forwards audio upstream. Believe …
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Comment #37454898
Having recently purchased an engagement ring, I am amazed by how inexpensive synthetic diamonds have become. Back in 2015 I paid for a natural stone. Prices then were nuts. You can…
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Comment #36974427
CEO of Tenable publishing an open letter pushing Microsoft to disclose and patch a cross-customer data access vulnerability in their service. In my opinion, this is the kind of iss…
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Comment #35881613
There's a name given in the article for the mechanism by which the planet's orbit became weird, and the same mechanism has been active in our own solar system. I am not convinced t…
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Comment #35780393
One opportunity with this kind of technology is to identify when a plate is mismatched with the car. If you assume that stolen plates and stolen cars are a problem, which I think i…
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Comment #35383101
How fun: the first one that loaded for me is an airport I flew out of last week! What a fun coincidence to get Samui airport!
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Comment #35245939
> Squeeze! squeeze! squeeze! all the morning long; I squeezed that sperm till I myself almost melted into it; I squeezed that sperm till a strange sort of insanity came over me; an…
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Comment #35098100
Stripe's money is not there