Uber is no stranger to controversy. Even given this, the files make for disturbing reading as they expose rule-breaking, lying about the data and preventing police and regulators from accessing it, aggressive lobbying using influential policy makers to change rules to suit it, corruption of academics and politicians, and exposing drivers to violence. It is a template that has been used before. The shock of the files is the substantiation of what was suspected and that it went beyond what was expected.
By leaving the EU through Brexit, the UK has signalled its own regulatory regime. It seems there is currently no effective regulation in place since the recent regulatory changes are just replicating the lost framework without any power to enforce them. The Uber files are especially worrying in this context as they show its power to influence policy through connections with both the Conservative and the Labour party grandees. The continuing lobbying scandals in UK demonstrate the power of money to influence policy. The consultative document Reforming the Framework for Better Regulation has generated controversy. The Uber files have brought out into the open the subversive power of large corporations and the need to carefully re-consider an effective framework for the future.
Anarchy Files
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ISE security researchers uncovered two security vulnerabilities present in thepopular online games, Age of Conan and Anarchy Online. These vulnerabilities allowan attacker to read arbitrary files off of a victim's computer, crash the gamesduring online play, and in the case of Anarchy Online, fully compromise a victim'smachine giving the attacker full control of the targeted computer.
Security researchers Dan Caselden and Gabriel Landau at Independent Security Evaluatorsrecently uncovered two security vulnerabilities present in the popular new andentertaining online game, Age of Conan, produced by Funcom. It was then determinedthat the game's equally engrossing predecessor, Anarchy Online, contains the sametwo vulnerabilities. These vulnerabilities allow an attacker to read arbitrary filesoff of a victim's computer, crash the games during online play, and in the case ofAnarchy Online, fully compromise a victim's machine giving the attacker full controlof the targeted computer.
The directory traversal vulnerability found in both Age of Conan and Anarchy onlineallows the reading of arbitrary files off of a victim's computer. Specifically,ASCII-based files (and even then only the first few lines) are readable by way ofthis vulnerability. While this is not an end-all method for stealing files fromanother computer, it provides a dangerous and unnecessary avenue for obtainingpersonal or financial information through well crafted and easily executed attacks.
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The booming and serrated voice of a 100th anniversary edition American classic is upon you. And this Fat Boy had quite a lot to say. Mostly in a dialect of deliciously loud and explosive transients.You'll find that this library not only covers glorious engine dynamics and potato-y straight pipes, but also various switches, mechanics, linkages, electrical functions, the horn, and even a guardian bell. There are pass-bys and encircled recordings in both mono and MS formats (the latter of which are left raw for you to decode at gain and width settings appropriate to your needs), static running captures, and a structure of engine throttling that can give you delicate control over the engine's power. Since the bike sounds slightly different depending on which side of it you are standing, we made sure to capture those distinctions as well. All files were mastered to allow for headroom depending on how you may want to EQ the files for a specific project. A touch of boost in specific locations on the spectrum can raise your levels considerably, so we wanted to be sure that flexibility wasn't sacrificed. Though, just as they are...bliss.
I'm not kidding about the anarachy thing-- there doesn't seem tobe any reason to me to not simply go ahead and try to use RhetNet as a"storefront" for basically anything anybody wants to put out there onrhetoric, composition, etc. There'd have to be some formattingrequirements to avoid making Eric's or anyone else's job convertingessays into html files, but I still think a "non-editing" approach oughtto be seriously considered here.
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