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How to own an airline in 3 easy steps and grab the TSA nofly list along the way

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Re: How to own an airline in 3 easy steps and grab the TSA nofly list along the way

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post #43

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> the nofly csv is almost 80mb in size and contains over 1.56 million rows of data. this HAS to be the real deal (we later get confirmation that it is indeed a copy of the nofly list from 2019).

CSV you say? Let's hope Bobby Droptable's cousin Bobby Double Quote Comma-Semicolon don't get in it...

I just had one today that had the last char of a field as '\', which escaped the closing quote and then munged the column count from there.

Re: How to own an airline in 3 easy steps and grab the TSA nofly list along the way

#154
post #129

This guy is a (hobbyist?) security researcher who responsibly alerts companies of vulnerabilities. However are his actions of downloading the no fly list and offering to share with journalists legal? Or does that cross into overreach and criminal activity?

it isn't a guy and it uses it/its pronouns.

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Re: How to own an airline in 3 easy steps and grab the TSA nofly list along the way

#155
post #91

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At least it got flagged! But since I can't reply to it and put some effort into typing a reply, I hope you don't mind me dropping it below. --- What? I agree that for my tastes a lot of people take gender very seriously. But it seems wild to me to think this is somehow a new phenomenon. For millennia in many societies one's society-assigned gender determined a great deal about one's status, including what work you co…

Have a nice day.

It looks like you posted a strident reply and then replaced it with something anodyne. Given that people have already replied, that strikes me as both rude and confusing. Just so everybody knows the edit history, here is your original comment:

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>At least it got flagged!

Ah yes, censorship is good when it is an opinion you do not share, right? That I was flagged is wrong on the part of hacker news, and whoever got that ball rolling.

>All moral codes have a "coercive" element to them

Coercion is good too. Are you sure you're not the baddie here? Are you really sure?

>as a thoroughgoing nerd, I spent a lot of my childhood getting shit on for being different, so I'm happy to help make space for different kinds of difference.

Another popular strawman. I stated explicitly "live how you want" and yet you assert that I'm against difference or outcasts. You lied.

>trans folks have a pretty hard role in life

I'm speaking specifically of custom pronouns. If you cut off your junk and wear a dress, I think its rude not to call you "she". It is a shitty kind of idea that encourages people to introduce new error modes into their relationships, and the bitter irony is you think you're doing people a favor by doing that.

Re: How to own an airline in 3 easy steps and grab the TSA nofly list along the way

#156
post #9

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Am I missing something? It seems Maia didn't share the data at all, and only offers to if someone can demonstrate they will use it responsibly. Moreover, depending on the contents of the list, this likely offers proof of what is generally suspected, that the no fly list is a form of discrimination and authoritarian overreach, targeting people that haven't been convicted of a crime but are "suspected" due to race, rel…

> Maia didn't share the data at all You literally immediately falsified that assertion: > and only offers to if someone can demonstrate they will use it responsibly. And nobody ever lies of course.

Offering to share it privately, if specific conditions are met is very different from having already shared it, or publicly releasing it.

Re: How to own an airline in 3 easy steps and grab the TSA nofly list along the way

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Have a nice day.

Going back to your original post: >Anyone who doesn't have the capacity to accept being called any pronoun has a mental health problem. By this metric the vast majority of humanity has a mental health problem, and you're an exception. Most cis, het men do not like to be called she or a girl.

Yeah, that's pretty special. Personally as a cis nerd, I find the neurotypical obsession with gender roles pretty weird. I think we would be healthier if there were less of it, and like that we seem to be heading that way. But I don't think that makes everybody mentally ill.

Re: How to own an airline in 3 easy steps and grab the TSA nofly list along the way

#158
post #40

Relatively off-topic, but I absolutely love the 90s/early 2000s vibes I get from this. I can't remember the last time I saw a webring, much less one with animated logos.

It's even more entertaining when the people who make it weren't even alive or old enough to understand or have memory of it. It's a bit of a trip for me.

Made me realize that 'vintage' basically means to many people 'things that are before my living memory' and it can literally only be 0 to 5 years back before they were born.

Re: How to own an airline in 3 easy steps and grab the TSA nofly list along the way

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Yeah cause we should totally have a top secret no fly list

Maybe we should or shouldn't, but the potential victims of this aren't just some greedy corporation. Leaking the no fly list could cause irreparable harm to individuals whose names are on it or even similar, causing discrimination by employers and other organizations.

I think the intention here is to leak the list to a journalist, that will report on it's contents, but still not leak the list publicly.

Re: How to own an airline in 3 easy steps and grab the TSA nofly list along the way

#160

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CSV you say? Let's hope Bobby Droptable's cousin Bobby Double Quote Comma-Semicolon don't get in it...

1.5 million rows you say? Better hope nobody opens it in Excel and overwrites it…

Hopefully the first column isn't ID either[1]

[1]: https://alunr.com/excel-csv-import-returns-an-sylk-file-form...

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