BrianGragg

FBI in the 90's (maybe later). WACO, Ruby Ridge come to mind.

I don't think RPKI will do anything to stop threats or DDOS attacks that happen currently. It should stop rogue route updates though.

The statement above: It doesn't do volumetric protection against DDoS

After they told the US government no on a very large contract. I find that hard to believe.

I personally think its misleading and even when you start reading the page it links to is even more misleading in my opinion.

>Every time any of LinkedIn’s one billion users visits linkedin.com, hidden code searches their computer for installed software, collects the results, and transmits them to LinkedIn’s servers and to third-party companies including an American-Israeli cybersecurity firm.

When I read that, I think they have escaped the browser and checking which applications I have installed on my computer. Not which plugins the browser has in it. Just my 2cents.

Actively combated by Tesla as they detect it also. They actively apply patches to try and detect things like this and block it.

Definitely interested!

I think customer speeds is 144 and the 6Tb is their ground links to their stations. That is my take on it at least as its not super clear. I'm curious as to how it works as well.

Reader view ftw!

Not to mention the other companies panic buying another ~20% (guess).

The GB/T is for charging and not in car connections. Tesla already has an arguably better connector NACS or J3400 now.

As for China having the most electric cars on the planet. I don't feel that makes them the experts. China tends to steal / copy technology from other countries and has little innovation them self from my view point. They have the most EV's from heavy government subsidies. Tons of cars in graveyards over there.

I called it a hit piece because instead of saying users recently found a bug affecting 1 link to NPR. They say X "Caught" blocking links like it was something intentional and not an erroneous error. Any other site not connected to Elon with the same issue and it wouldn't of been writen I suspect.