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I said to Mister Magneto I said that's why I like you so much and he said why and I said it's because of your name tells me it's Mag-neato Mag reminds me of my old friend Majorie crazy Mag we call her now but the then the rest of your name is Neat-o my old friend Jeff's girlfriends' were always talking like that Neat-o they'd say THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER

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NEW YORK (AP) — The Long Island Rail Road, North America’s largest commuter rail system, was shut down Saturday after unionized workers went on strike for the first time in three decades.

The railroad, which serves New York City and its eastern suburbs, ceased operations just after midnight after five unions representing about half its workforce walked off the job.

The unions and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the public agency that runs the railroad, have been negotiating for months on a new contract, with talks stalled over the question of workers’ salaries and healthcare premiums. President Donald Trump’s administration tried to broker a deal, but the unions were legally allowed to strike starting at 12:01 a.m. Saturday.

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Cross posted from https://leminal.space/post/35468858

IoT devices are still prevalent and in many cases they are hard to avoid. This week we look at two cases of IoT breaches that have the potential for danger.

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Signal is drawing a hard line on the federal government’s proposed surveillance legislation: comply with Bill C-22 or leave the country. The secure messaging app says it would rather ditch the Canadian market than be forced to weaken the privacy protections it has built its reputation on. In an interview with The Globe and Mail

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