How about “server hardware?”

Yup.

So about 10 days of runway, I’d guess?

This is a ton of info communicated on a single page. If someone in today’s business world tried to communicate the same amount of info, I bet it’d be 30+ slides.

So I guess Businessweek really is just gonna let this whole supply chain hack story sit there like nothing is wrong.

So let me get this straight. They say they don’t need a CISO, but they’re cool buying an entire security company. Sure, that makes sense.

Well this is terrifying. A for-profit Silicon Valley company is basically the last entity on earth that should be the arbiter of free speech. Tough situation/problem. nytimes.com/2018/12/27/wor…

Usually I think this guy can’t even pronounce simple things like CISO (see-so!), but I reluctantly must agree with him.

Oof.

Words cannot express how long I’ve waited for the movie industry to adapt to what their customers actually want. Shame it took an awful year to bring it about.

Well, this thread is terrifying.

It smells like feet in here.

Happy to see justice being done but the method is… unsettling to me.

Previously I thought paying a Taskrabbit to wait in line for you at a restaurant was peak technology assclown. But I think I’ve found a new winner. Also two tweets in one day means I’m for sure on vacation.

If you build a streaming app (for Roku, Android, w/e) and your sign-in flow doesn’t include a sweet “or go to this URL to sign in on your phone” option, you’re encouraging bad security and basically building a torture device. Looking at you, HBO Max (but many others are guilty).

Headlines like this do not seem helpful.

We did a thing!

No need to wait for Apple leaks. If you want to know when a major product change is coming, it’s right about the time when hotels finally get adapters/plugs for then-current Apple ports.

There, I fixed it: “PSA: Saving passwords in Trello boards is a really, really bad idea.” x.com/TheNextWeb/sta…