verystealthy

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by verystealthy 11y ago
Great tip, thanks! I'm really enjoying watching these. Any other resources like this that you would recommend?
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by verystealthy 11y ago
And, to expand on that, applying for my EB.
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by verystealthy 11y ago
São Paulo, Brazil --> Chicago, IL, USA on a intra-company transferee visa (L1).
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by verystealthy 11y ago
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 of rails apps. We're talking about s
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by verystealthy 11y ago
Don't you have to call an API?
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by verystealthy 11y ago
Oh, they sure do. https://youtu.be/mMvLuUJFHYk
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by verystealthy 11y ago
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, right?) to impersonate avionics and mess up with the FMS&#x2
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by verystealthy 11y ago
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 with a bunch of caveats. If you don't want to
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by verystealthy 12y ago
>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. Exactly. And, personally, I think this is rather odd. They co
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by verystealthy 12y ago
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, 2.0, 3.0, you name it) and Heroku is not willing to let QSAs
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by verystealthy 12y ago
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 controls in place to address those issues (one can
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by verystealthy 12y ago
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 told that you can't use it because some teena
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by verystealthy 12y ago
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 are many, many instances of fires breaking out beca
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by verystealthy 12y ago
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://heras-gilsanz.com/manuel&#x2F
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by verystealthy 12y ago
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 you considered including a METAR/TAF decoder?
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by verystealthy 12y ago
Just upgraded via iTunes (not OTA). No issues whatsoever. iPhone 6 64Gb AT&T.
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by verystealthy 13y ago
As Jeremy Clarkson would say... What can possibly go wrong?
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by verystealthy 13y ago
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 the largest hacker conf in Europe makes me wonder i