As a user I don’t have a problem with analytics until I get tracked after I leave the site.

Yes, mainly because I’m an elder 🎶mil-len-ni-al🎶.

I’ve had mixed results with it but there’s a few extensions that will send fake and generic data to any site that requests it. In some cases the webpage wouldn’t load.

No less frustrating but I believe destruction is a required part of the process so the AI companies can say they still only have one “copy” of the book.

Mostly Saudi citizens were the perpetrators of 9/11 and there was a lot of suspicion that the government was involved, either through planning or funding.

But that’s a good thing, because it will go down in flames the way most of us have wanted to see for over a decade.

If there’s a concern that an adversary can rewrite hashes then why is there not a concern the public key could also be rewritten and the hashes signed with the fake key?

It’s called paying people to watch the systems during off-hours. It’s often way cheaper than setting up firewalls, setting up alerts, maintaining patches, paying a VPN company to manage connections, paying another company to handle authentication, and so on. Security constraints are getting so bad at my office I’m seriously thinking of how we can do more things with pen and paper.

This one also a bit chilling:

A data scientist can tell most of someone’s life story given their zip code, and we try not to think too hard about why that’s always the most predictive feature in the model.