APKWS used in Ukraine with Vampire (Vehicle-Agnostic Modular Palletized ISR Rocket Equipment) system mounted on tracks. no planes required
>The Israeli Iron Dome can intercept subsonic cruise missiles and costs about $100k an interception.
prices quoted on Israeli news in past few years are typically around $20k to $40k. $100k was initial pricing before mass production. Obviously it can shoot down shaheds as well
Israel also fielded Iron Beam late last year. It has 10km distance and $2 per shot price (this is even if you use PG&E electricity)
Yes. I know. And at this point for enterprise there is no reason to use MLS based solution for messaging. Or for software company to develop MLS based solution. Because it's just too complex for no obvious gain in security. Most of the enterprises/regulated industries/.govs simply do not need it. You can make much easier solutions.
It's still nice for security in personal instant messaging.
if i correctly understand what you are trying to say, then yes but no. None of the proper "enterprise" messaging systems will expose this kind of low level information. Moreover, enterprise messaging system will actively hide some of the information that is present in order to implement all the proper enterprise functionality.
How do you think otherwise "Wire offers a surveillance service for administrators to track and record messages for specific users " in order to "protect your organization from legal proceedings, such as litigation, government investigations, or Freedom of Information Act requests".
As I wrote above, you can torture protocol. Wire did it: "Additionally, Wire offers a surveillance service for administrators to track and record messages for specific users who require monitoring, helping you protect your organization from legal proceedings, such as litigation, government investigations, or Freedom of Information Act requests.". But it stops to be E2EE. It somewhat "okay" when it's self hosted. It's less okay when it's SaaS.
I didn't say that there is a better alternative. It's just... point of MLS is to build end-to-end secure messaging. Taking whatever party in the middle that deals with actual delivery out of "equation". For enterprise messaging it's very nice to have but must to have its history, searches and data exports ( for various legal needs, etc). MLS doesn't deal with this well. If at all. (unless it was recently changed)
Interoperability between different messaging system (is this what mimi is about ?) it's nice, but from perspective of enterprises it's not a must (for example ms lync or skype supported xmpp federation, but i never saw it enabled.). Because of security in various aspects. For example trust between servers of different organizations. Allowing accessing "some" external users "some" internal chats. Possibility of information leaking through those chats or in case that whatever access rules for external users were incorrectly defined.
So yes, MLS/MIMI could be nice for instant messaging, but it seems not too suitable for enterprise messaging.
it doesn't have things that are required for a proper "enterprise" messaging. so you need to hack around it. multi-device users were fun. chats with no active users that somebody joins to - more fun. state synchronization between multiple servers that host same chat - very exciting. during all those exercises you start to take little by little from mls. so even while it's preserved in the core, stuff that is added around, makes it "less".
to be fair, i wasn't the one that was doing implementation, i was only reviewing it. it was done by in-house crypto team. so maybe something was lost between rfc to implementation to explanations to me about how it works/supposed to work. yet, mls function is secrecy and not enterprises.
company where i work implemented mls for very large groups (potentially tens of thousands of users) that can span across multiple servers in different geographies. won't recommend it.
"It looks like someone else might be trying to access your Google Account. For your protection, you can’t sign in right now." Been like this for past year or so, on every login attempt.
Good that I never actually used gmail for my real email. Only for some random junk
kirin/asahi for me only good when it's going together with yakitori. and bottle of sake.
longboard/trumers are kinda ok but they are somewhat not right . anchor steam bears for me and for my wife have better taste (we come from lager/pilsner dominating countries)
the thing about anchor (and i don't mean only steam, but also lager, pilsner and liberty ale) it's that I can hop into safeway or liquor store on the corner and it will be there. cold and nicely balanced.
new craft breweries are nice for when you go out, etc. or live near by. but it doesn't replace something you can buy on the go .
>True, but those linesets introduce other downsides. They can't be cut to length, so you often have to have unsightly loops of extra line set somewhere, and the loops can potentially trap the oils that mix with the refrigerant to lubricate the compressor.
well, i run my through crawlspace. had only a small extra loop. in crawlspace.
>They're also much more expensive,
per unit - yes. but... if you doing to diy mini-split not with precharged lineste, you need vacuum, refrigerant and probably license to buy it. it raises cost and make it viable if you plant to install multiple units (have coworkers that did it).
if you want to get it professionally install, than in addition to ~$1.4k for 2ton unit you look into $6k-$8k for labor. Those were prices year ago for install in garage with 240v line connected to 40amp breaker available at install location.
>Not to mention, installing them without an EPA 608 certification is technically illegal.
technically, i guess much of the work done by home owners must be done by certified professionals and get approvals and inspections.
>The Israeli Iron Dome can intercept subsonic cruise missiles and costs about $100k an interception.
prices quoted on Israeli news in past few years are typically around $20k to $40k. $100k was initial pricing before mass production. Obviously it can shoot down shaheds as well
Israel also fielded Iron Beam late last year. It has 10km distance and $2 per shot price (this is even if you use PG&E electricity)