Goety

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by Goety 5y ago
I've stopped caring about GDPR given its lax enforcement and recent power grabs by european parliament. They had their chance to prove they were going to 'clean' their space and give people trust in their actions. If they tru
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by Goety 5y ago
>If your next "blameless portmortem" doesn't have any recommendations, ask yourself, was what happened [in IT services] already a crime? Imagine the amount of training needed for a government worker to be able to decide th
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by Goety 5y ago
Ah yes the equifax hack https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/07/business/equifax-cyberatt... OPM Hack https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Office_of_Personnel_Management... The only way to crea
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by Goety 5y ago
That would be nice :)
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by Goety 5y ago
To top it off Japan extradited US citizens for doing something not considered a crime in Japan! In what world does that happen?
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by Goety 5y ago
I think this information is something more people should be exposed to.
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by Goety 5y ago
I mean when news/politician/ect cherry picks specific and narrow online environments (usually astroturfed) to target or represent a larger group.
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by Goety 5y ago
Agreed. What else would you put up there?
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by Goety 5y ago
The problem is no 'public square' can be defended adequately, particularly if everyone can access it. Misrepresentation of the publics interest and voice will continue to occur. There is no solution that I'm aware of.
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by Goety 5y ago
I am so amped for this telescope. I hope it exceeds my expectations. It also looks like this location will be quite crowded in the future https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_objects_at_Lagrange_po...
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by Goety 5y ago
This is actually pretty serious and the timing coincided with the brood x cicadas. I hope this is something we can get to the bottom of very quickly. I hope this is also something as easy to solve as identifying pesticides.
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Microsoft issues urgent security warning: Update your PC immediately(cnn.com)
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FTC staffers told to back out of public appearances(politico.com)
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Western Digital Users Face Another RCE(threatpost.com)
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by Goety 5y ago
The media circus was definitely not unbiased. It is kind of odd how citizens in the EU regard it as a 'victory'
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by Goety 5y ago
>It represents sovereign states. not in every case. >How, exactly? There are a variety of good articles out there should you choose to examine the subject. I'll concede the point because I dont have time. >Please expand on thi
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by Goety 5y ago
The EU's behavior during Brexit is at the very least suspect.
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by Goety 5y ago
The EU is not a sovereign state. The EU chopped up UK business marketshare, business leadership, professional lives for little more than a gram of power. I feel like it is necessary to point out the similarities between the CCP and European
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by Goety 5y ago
The EU already has unprecedented control over commerce. Notice how they chopped up the UK during Brexit. EU adopting this measure means the enforcement will likely be corrupt and impossible to enforce standards.
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by Goety 5y ago
They should observe how little autonomy Sudan currently has.
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by Goety 5y ago
They should be concerned of who wants to buy the infrastructure at a reduced price
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by Goety 5y ago
Agreed, old news. Also think about apartment buildings with coax https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/6083650 "Human intruder detection with Leaky Coaxial cables for wide area surveillance system" 2011 https
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by Goety 5y ago
old news
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by Goety 5y ago
I completely disagree with the decision to abandon the project in Afghanistan. We could have used a few decades to truly cement democracy and values that the US stands for. Leaving now is an incredible waste and lack of leadership.
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by Goety 5y ago
While funny, sad, and true foreign actors will target industries and create corruption to enter these markets as good guys.
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by Goety 5y ago
I've heard that before
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by Goety 5y ago
I am American and for me it was a mandatory religion to learn along with hinduism, islam, christianity, judaism, jainism, sikhism, buddhism, taoism, and confucianism. Though I think many would argue that confucianism is not a religion but a
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by Goety 5y ago
They made it unenforceable in the public sector. Some people make parallels that both law enforcement and healthcare are somewhat a public good.
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by Goety 5y ago
> use the CFAA as a catch all for stopping people from misusing data they were given access to. If we do, it gives every private company the ability to make breaking their EULA a criminal offense. That is ridiculous. That is a stretch. T
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by Goety 5y ago
I disagree with that SCOTUS decision. It completely obliterated CFAA. Imagine if they said nurses/doctors could do that with their terminals and it didn't violate HIPAA. I will say there is a ridiculous amount of redtape around la

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