Ars has a good look at this one.
My take - it may well have been a bunch of technical work to fix the vulnerability, absolutely. But Microsoft can afford to resource this stuff - it’s one of the most profitable companies on earth, and they end to end own and create 100% of the code.
To again repeat one plea for vulnerability researches - publish public timelines on blogs about disclosures. It would create visibility of how long fixes take, and encourage accountability.
I wasn't sure what to expect from "Argylle", but it quickly became unexpected. And then it became something else again. And again.
It was an absolutely ridiculous movie. I loved it. The less you know about it going in, the better.
I laughed so much and the visuals were pure art, the second most ridiculous scene was the most beautiful one.
My friend said it reminded him of Kingsmen, also by Matthew Vaughn. Will watch.
@jeremiah to the best of my knowledge, all of the Linux phones suck (as in, the baseband module sucks and it can't reliably serve its primary purpose of calling). And the ones that don't suck have proprietary baseband modules which means we're back to square one.
My point being that there ultimately is no choice; you'll be stuck with either an Apple phone or a Qualcomm chip either way. All the flavors of bullshit in between are just a false choice dichotomy.
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We need a lawyer to answer this properly and I'm not one.
My understanding is that co-ops are still corporations limiting liability to owners. The difference is in governance and ownership.
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