Interesting that Okta seems to be involved in the alleged breaches at Snowflake as previous reported in this community.
Some more context on this: Post 1, Post 2.
Kevin Beaumont, a Mastadon cybersecurity posters, reports that a tool called rapeflake was used to harvest account credentials.
I see, yes the tab bar was missing.
I admit this is something they need to work on.
What do you mean by multi-tab browsing.
I've used Firefox on Android tablets and while it does have a "phone app" UX to it, it works fine; specifically tabbed browsing is not an issue.
I believe this is tied to the memory bus size (which is tied to the overall architecture design).
I believe 448 bit memory bus doesn't actually allow 32GB, I think it would have to be 56 GB.
Guess, I will need to stop using Chrome unless I have no other option (I mostly use Firefox, but I occasionally use Chrome).
Yeah, since the fabs switch from planer designs, the node naming schemes have been marketing derived.
AppleTV had a web interface? I am surprised...
I think in this case, they might actually put some effort into it.
Service revenue is major (and fast growing) revenue line for them.
I hope you're right. :)
With respect to the US regulatory/judicial actions, I find it difficult to believe that they will be sufficient to nudge the criminals towards genuine self-reflection and a desire to change their behaviour. Similarly, other criminals are likely see enforcement action as more of a "risk to be managed" as opposed to a strong incentive to re-evaluate their approach to criminal schemes.
This is of course not a US only problem, albeit there are countries were consumer rights and business criminality is less socially acceptable.
I didn't interpret their argument as stating "the agency is wrong". More like "we weren't told this was wrong, we were one of the caught ... so this claim should be dismissed."
I would even go as far as saying that this is a sign of disrespect towards judicial processes.
This is a start, but the fact that they come up with this:
Executives had urged the court to dismiss the FTC's claims against them. They argued that the FTC "singled them out 'for an ‘unprecedented sanction'" when the agency had "only recently started prosecuting companies for using 'dark patterns'" under Restore Online Shoppers' Confidence Act (ROSCA) and the FTC Act. They claimed that the FTC never alerted them to any wrongdoing before filing the lawsuit, so how could they have known they were violating the law?
Suggests that they are not being serious.
And I doubt the fine will be sufficient for them to re-evaluate their attitudes. What we need is full asset seizure (every last cent, home, car, everything) and to send them to do a decade as junior support personnel at a late stage Alzheimer's care facility (my dad had Alzheimer, so I am not being callous for the sake of it).
They can also do 20 years in prison with no parole if they are too good for community service.
I wonder if "others" under "Linux Distributions (split)" is mostly SteamOS (arch-based)?
This is more of "straw poll" as it's limited to self-reported users of gamingonlinux.com.