Another dull Sunday. I guess all the reporters went skiing.
I have been waiting for
something like this. There probably won’t be many stories about
the content.
Huge Trove
of Leaked Russian Documents Is Published by Transparency Advocates
A group of transparency advocates on Friday posted
a mammoth collection of hacked and leaked documents from inside
Russia, a release widely viewed as a sort of symbolic counterstrike
against Russia’s dissemination of hacked emails to influence the
American presidential election in 2016.
Most of the material, which sheds light on
Russia’s war in Ukraine as well as ties between the Kremlin and the
Russian Orthodox Church, the business dealings of oligarchs and much
more, had been released in
Russia, Ukraine and elsewhere, sometimes on obscure websites.
There were no immediate reports of new bombshells from the
collection.
… The Russian documents were posted
simultaneously on the DDoSecrets
website and on the Internet
Archive.
Perspective. What the USPS couldn’t shove
through your front door mail slot, you had to go to the post office
to pick up. Things have changed.
UPS expands
keyless-entry system for deliveries
United Parcel Service is expanding a keyless-entry
system for package deliveries at apartment buildings after a
successful test in New York and San Francisco.
The efficiency gains from not having to resend
packages or fumble with a ring full of keys prompted UPS to extend
the service to 10 cities where high-rise residential towers are
common, including Boston, Chicago and Los Angeles.
The system, in which drivers can enter
buildings but not individual apartments, will be available
in mid-2019, UPS said in a statement Tuesday.
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