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  1. Don't think scheme can cover for egregious mental mistakes
  2. Is it just me or does the Packers and Steelers game scorebug lack a down and distance
  3. I was thinking more blocking him from signing them
  4. Can someone else in the TR dynasty league please compete with 9s for camp hype guys already
  5. What exactly is the threat model for a malware app anyway? apps are pretty well sandboxed, and if you can't be trusted to grant/deny permissions appropriately for the purpose of an app then as a user you have bigger problems. Are we talking about stuff like spoofed bank apps etc?
  6. Is this just about apps or does it affect AOSP in some way as well?
  7. So I tried to find these election security documents on whitehouse.gov but couldn't see anything under News or Releases (typical incompetence) and gave up. Didn't catch the whole rambling session but it sounds like these are the two key points: * China acquired a lot of voter registration data around 2020, which I think we already knew? this is a personal security issue more so than an election one, at least without many further steps to use the data for anything related to election fraud. * Claims Maduro's regime engaged in voter fraud in his country's own elections which apparently involved manipulation of voting machines. Not remotely interesting outside the context of Venezuela, frankly. Obviously machines of all purposes in society lose a lot of their security properties if you have close physical access and control their use and deployment. Voting machines are a tool, their security largely comes down to how you use them, just like paper ballots and boxes. And various other mostly known bits and pieces of fraud claims meant to throw the validity of elections in "certain states" in doubt. Not surprisingly, seems like a lot of sizzle but no substance is likely forthcoming. Obviously there is a high degree of trust needed of Government and authorities involved in election security for people to feel like elections are secure. The fact technical vulnerabilities exist should not outright destroy that trust, whether they were actually exploited and how and why that was possible is the more relevant factor which I doubt will be addressed by this stuff.
  8. I think FIFA corruption is already baked into the experience for most fans so Trump getting a freebie isn't that big a deal. Most will probably be more miffed at the VAR use in the Argentina v Egypt game that took a goal from Egypt away. One thing about FIFA is you can always count on the current ridiculousness to be quickly surpassed.
  9. Willis didn't cost them any picks though which is more valuable to a rebuilding team than $.
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