Why would Aramark try any harder, they have no competition.

You can blacklist whole domains (or subdomains) as well as upranking or downranking specific sites.

This lets you avoid the seo spam (particularly bad for programming sites).

For example. Say I want to know more about python’s built in sum() functions. A google search for “Python sum function” produces results on the first page from:

- w3school

- GeeksforGeeks

- real python

- programiz

- code academy

And only after do I get the official python docs.

On Kagi I have blacklisted all of those garbage sites and the official docs at the top result.

This is the most mealy mouthed disclosure ever. Shame on them.

How can an employees 2FA misconfiguration lead to someone else accessing these repos? 2FA setups are supposed to prevent this sort of thing. If I had to guess it was someone on the “devops/sre/infra” team that usually has god mode access that were setting up some integration and disabled 2FA for testing or something for a test account … but it would have had to be disabled for a while for the attacker to get access.

What kind of customer data were they storing in their repository? Were they storing raw webhook data/API responses in github gists or something (wouldn’t put it past them).

As a sidenote, Ive worked with folks from zapier and Im not impressed with their engineering. Their integrations are super fucking brittle, its like it was designed by toddlers. I would not depend on them for any kind of business critical functionality.

You're asking why dropping things out of a window in midtown Manhattan might be illegal?

It's a boring question anyway; this is HN.

I could tell what phase my desktop was in the boot process by listening to the HDD. Being familiar with autoexec.bat and config.sys, I could even isolate which command was being run. And then Windows begun loading and everything was just a blur of clicks for a while.

European here. What kind of legal structure is tribe in this context?

> “We, as the Ute Mountain Ute tribe, had been a fossil fuel tribe with oil and gas for a long time, probably over 50 years. Today, with the changes in legislation, global warming, and climate change, you can see the impact of what's happening to our world.

I think I only ever heard tribe used to describe a group or maybe 10-30 hunter-gatherers, or perhaps the descendants of such a group, but this is clearly not that. It sounds more like it might be a municipality with jurisdiction over some city+-sized plot of land? Or is it like a church type of structure where anyone in the area can sign up to be a member? Or something completely different?

I've tried looking up tribe but the definition I get is this

> A unit of sociopolitical organization consisting of a number of families, clans, or other groups who share a common ancestry and culture and among whom leadership is typically neither formalized nor permanent.

That doesn't sound like the type of structure to have a billion USD to invest. There's three definitions given but none of them fit the context here

Use MQTT for all interop, and allow config to be changed via captive on-device portal. Put OTA keys in escrow if you insist on restricting firmware updates, so keys can get freed if SHTF.