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verystealthy

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    Comment #10089064

    Great tip, thanks! I'm really enjoying watching these. Any other resources like this that you would recommend?

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    Comment #10083535

    And, to expand on that, applying for my EB.

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    Comment #10081430

    São Paulo, Brazil --> Chicago, IL, USA on a intra-company transferee visa (L1).

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    Comment #9559144

    Airliners are not a Heroku dyno that you can "push code" into. There aren't APIs you can call, pull requests or Docker containers. We're not talking about a webserver or a couple o…

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    Comment #9559086

    Don't you have to call an API?

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    Comment #9559040

    Oh, they sure do. https://youtu.be/mMvLuUJFHYk

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    Comment #9558983

    Yeah, but I think that the main message is that there are pilots in the cockpit who can easily override any weird input. Even if it is theoretically possible (hey, you never know, …

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    Comment #9558905

    It's important to put things to the test, but I tend to listed to people who are actually qualified and know what they're talking about. Even that RenderMan talk at DEFCON 20 came …

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    Comment #8824957

    >This is the issue. Chances are Heroku has a very secure infrastructure, but the world will never know unless it allows various audits to be generated for compliance purposes. Exac…

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    Comment #8824579

    The Heroku situation is more nuanced than it seems. This is not a PCI DSS 3.0 issue. The thing is that Heroku provides a platform and this platform is not PCI DSS compliant (1.21, …

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    Comment #8824547

    QSA here. In a nutshell, I'd say don't. PCI compliance is enforced by the card brands and acquirers, so it's not up to you to raise a flag here. Maybe they have compensating contro…

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    Comment #8797962

    And that's why you don't make games that need to be online 100% of the time to function (and charge $60 for it). Also, it should be noted that paying $400 for a console only to be …

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    Comment #8565678

    I'm just gonna copy & paste my comment on another site about this: As a Brazilian, I can tell you that this is more than moral panic. Those balloons are a major fire hazard. There …

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    Comment #8473243

    For sure. If you're getting your weather data via METAR/TAF, you should be able to read it :). And one can always resort to this (even though it won't decode everything ). http://h…

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    Comment #8472965

    Well done. I can see this working well for aviation enthusiasts (i.e. X-Plane folks) who like to use real world data. However, METAR/TAF are not the friendliest of formats. Have yo…

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    Comment #8363063

    Just upgraded via iTunes (not OTA). No issues whatsoever. iPhone 6 64Gb AT&T.

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    Comment #7061999

    As Jeremy Clarkson would say... What can possibly go wrong?

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    Comment #6428303

    Writing "The group simply called “CCC”" when referring to Chaos Computer Club, one of the most important hacker collectives in the world, around for 30+ years and responsible for t…