Considering the current bloodbath over at CISA and the ongoing sabotage of the rest of the nation's cybersecurity infrastructure at the behest of Comrade Trump, I'd say the government is the last place to look for help keeping your secrets out of the hands of the competition.

This is what APIs are for, surely?

We've learned complaining only draws more calls.

It's been a long time since I read The Invisible Man, but I seen to recall that his mechanism was chemical as well; something he ate or drank that turned his cells transparent.

DEFCON was in their facilities last month (and has contracts for upcoming years), and FAL.CON is next week.

Because Zonai devices are magic.

Crappy troll, 2/10

Seem to be a number of down sites right now. Larger AWS issue perhaps. It's almost like recentralizing the decentralized internet was a bad idea!

I havenâ(TM)t been reading Slashdot much these last 10 yearsâ¦.but seriously, what happened? This is the kind of content that would be openly mocked 10 years ago. Donâ(TM)t the editors feel shame? People can see this.

I feel like Firefox continues to exist despite the foundation's efforts rather than because of them.

And echo cancelling. The speaker and the mic are right next to each other. And multi-channel compression. And noise reduction. And beam forming of multiple microphones. All on a DSP that is small enough to fit inside your ear and run off battery. And configurable and tunable to meet individual differences.

History is not on the family's side on that one: https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.npr.org%2F2019%2F11%2F07...

I've yet to meet a "Rockstar" that followed any sort of process. I've been in the embedded world for 15 years, and I can churn out code that mostly works in almost no time. Churning out code that is modular, reusable, will survive system test, third party security reviews, deployment to a wide variety of field conditions on potentially out of spec hardware, and give a path to debugging when its not working is a whole different matter. Once I create that code, I need to communicate and document all of this. I guess I probably don't look so Rockstar after I spend the time to do all this. Even when I do this really well, and fast, I can only do so much as a single person. I also don't want a 60 hour work to be a normal thing. If I can empower a team of 5-10 people to do this almost as well as I can, that's where the real multiplicative power comes in. The Rockstar isn't the person who churns out code fast, its the person that raises the level of an entire team. Anybody that tells you otherwise is a business type who has never been in the trenches and experienced it first hand.

Ill bet Russian drone parts are A-OK to buy.

VirtualPC is a virtual machine, not an emulator. https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fstackoverflow.com%2Fques...