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The question to ask is whether there's a hand-off; who operates the corporation operates the final system. It's completely plausible this is meant to be a product that is sold, not a service that is subscribed to.

https://www.iceye.com/newsroom/press-releases/iceye-and-noki... specifically says "give nations ownership and control of the satellites"

Comment · 9 days ago

That project is just Claude run rampant. Actually attempt to read this:

https://github.com/Latias94/merman/tree/83e3ea74bf4da30089a8...

Comment · 9 days ago

So are doormen, even if it's not their only task.

Comment · 11 days ago

They do the latter, it's $0.40 per million queries.

(And since the records are size-limited, per-GB is roughly the same thing.)

"Except for Alias A/AAAA records mapped to AWS services listed below, you incur charges for every DNS query answered by the Route 53 service."

https://aws.amazon.com/route53/pricing/

Comment · 11 days ago

My anecdata: Amazon makes the first N of your returns easy. They ramp up the difficulty as you continue being a customer.

Comment · 11 days ago

You can use http://invalid for a URL that should never be valid.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.invalid

But for a web app, you probably want to use the current location as the base.

  new URL("/blah", window.location)

Comment · 17 days ago

> Starlink, the commercial product, was always off limits for military operations (the type that require connectivity at 100+ MPH).

Lots of Ukrainian use of satellite communications is where people are hiding in a makeshift bunker. Those don't usually travel at 100+ MPH.

Comment · 17 days ago

The people who started the fire are not going to be FSB employees, they're useful idiots that got paid for some vandalism who won't even know who hired them. Plausible deniability.

Comment · 17 days ago

> sharply restricting -if not preventing- freedom to sync the attested credential

They already did that! That was the first round! It is only through community outcry that "Credential Exchange Format (CXF)" came to existence.

https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc/issues/10407

This one is specifically about 1Password: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37836783

There was a similar thing about what Google did with Android (basically making only the built-in manager viable, for a while), but I can't find a good link.

Comment · 17 days ago

There's huge areas of Finland that are very much protected (e.g. you can only walk on two trails in the whole preserve). Do an image search for Kevo trail to get an idea.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protected_areas_of_Finland