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> Zatko told me, “These tactics should be beneath whoever is behind them.” Hahahaha! Probably time to get a padlock for your garbage cans. edit: apparently I
by ineptech 4y ago
> Zatko told me, “These tactics should be beneath whoever is behind them.”
Hahahaha! Probably time to get a padlock for your garbage cans.
edit: apparently I should clarify, this was a humorous suggestion that the people who do research for hedge funds will stoop considerably lower than the tactics Mudge was referring to, not a serious suggestion that he actually padlock his garbage cans
- tablespoon 4y ago> Hahahaha! Probably time to get a padlock for your garbage cans. How would that even work? Give the garbageman a key? Probably time to get a shredder, or a firepit, or both.
- fmajid 4y agoDIN 66399 P-5 shredders (1.9x15mm micro-cut) are not that expensive, I paid less than £300 for my HSM Securio C18. Just get the good kind, not the made-in-China junk. The NSA requires P-7, which can still be had for slightly over $1200.
- wrycoder 4y agoWe wore out a commercial shredder on a GOCO proposal. At the end, we hired a kid to stand there and spray it with WD-40 as he fed it.
- sophacles 4y agoThe garbage area at a lot of retail stores is fenced off behind a padlock. Those places live in constant fear of someone making use of their trash for reasons other than making the trash problem worse.
- scottyah 4y agoLots of small businesses have padlocks on their garbage bins to prevent others from filling their (paid)bin. Getting rid of a pickup-truck load of garbage (from a house renovation or something) is actually quite expensive.
- throwaway742 4y agoYeah my local garbage collection company has an extra fee for locked garbage. It is a pretty standard thing.