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Comment Translation (Score 1) 67

"Rockstar and associates would like to continue milking GTA Online for one more Christmas season before possibly seeing a drop in revenue. We understand it's been over a decade since a new GTA release and it's true, we could have been working on this game much sooner than now, but we decided it was better to do nothing and watch the cash come in from GTA Online instead."

Comment Not news (Score 1) 132

Nobody cares that a bunch of women became space tourist at the same time. This is not ground breaking, earth changing, culture shattering, glass ceiling scaling news. Girls have been going to space since 1963... Now if any of these women could tell you how to solve for Vc or calculate a stable orbit, then yea they deserve some recognition. At this point all they did was pay up to a half a million dollars for a 11 minute rocket ride.

We need more coverage of what idiot Trump is doing instead of News Of The Stupid.

Comment Re:Slippery slope (Score -1) 214

Normal people break 100 all the time, you just haven't ever seen it or been in areas with 85 mph roads. We can also fix this issue by changing the interstates to autobahn like roads and increase the training required to get a license. But nah, you don't mention that as a possibility because you're just like the law makers, you can't think outside of the box. MAD, and all of these other lobbyist groups are going to continue pulling America down in the name of saving lives but they never look at how much time is wasted by not having the freedom to efficiently move around.

Comment India has been a lie for a long time. (Score 0) 56

India hasn't been a real country ever, it's always been cheap labor and overpopulation. They still poop in holes, rivers and live like caveman for the most part. Not sure who you can blame for this, maybe the british or the east India company for their occupation of India. Either way, AI is ready to replace Indian workers as it is right now, it could use better integration support but that's not far away.

Comment Re:Wouldn't it be nice (Score 3, Insightful) 20

Their could be possible fines if they lost PII, PHI, or other protected information as defined by local, state and federal data protection laws. The kicker is if they even lost any protected information, it would be up to a government official if they want to pursue Oracle in court.

The biggest fine they could incur IMHO would be if they have cyber breach insurance, their rates are definitely going to increase.

Oracle claims to be SOC 2 in addition to a bunch of others. That said, this breach is direct proof they were not SOC 2 compliant, if the compromise happened by using CVE-2021-35587 found in Oracle Fusion Middleware 11g. Oracle was either not scanning everything on a regular bases or not patching / deploying mitigating controls as required by their own security policy.

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