njbooher

As someone who does security testing for video game service backends, I benefit significantly from all the reverse engineering and tools the hobbyists and cheaters build, and always enjoy reading more stuff.

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But finding a critical security issue on Cloudflare in 2020 while doing testing for one of your customers, and then learning what the bounty for breaking that large of a chunk of the internet was, was still disappointing.

It's nice to see that it's gone up since then. But your company isn't the literary Robin Hood.

I don't think there'd be consumer confusion if they sold it as an 80 year lease for $60. Maybe backlash.

Why would we as a society make the most effective class of painkillers illegal as a response to the bad actions of one company?

(Pre-edit: Why would we make a highly effective class of severe painkillers illegal because of one bad actor?)

It'd be nice if they could give me a compelling reason to upgrade my computer more than once or twice a decade, other than 'Our new AI computers have keyboards that go to 11'.

BSides, BlackHat, and DEFCON happen yearly on the same week in August in Las Vegas, and many people attend more than one.

I would be happy if the location or date of all 3 changed. The peak temperature outside was around 110° all week this year.