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by INTPenis 2y ago
A friend discovered it when he was wanting to monitor his datacenter and considering local security. A situation where someone has access to your DC and could theoretically erase images of them being there since they also have local access
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Seeing all this focus on security I thought you might be interested in the fact that there are cameras out there with Secure Boot, Axis is one manufacturer I know of that focuses on this feature.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
I suspect it'll be even simpler. That some major service like Discord for example will fly under the AU government radar simply because it's chat.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
We'll see. If I think back to my own time in school I foresee kids teaching each other the latest circumvention technique. It might be as simple as using VPN vouchers. Or sharing VPN accounts, or using someone's public VPN server.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
This is going to be an interesting experiment to watch. Because if I know kids, they will find any creative way they can to circumvent the ban. And even worse is if some actor out there starts catering to kids by publishing "proxy serv
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by INTPenis 2y ago
>Who designs this LED to be software addressable? The very first home made monitoring camera I made with a Raspberry Pi 1 and the camera module you could disable the LED in the config. So it seems to be an old pattern. Definitely would m
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by INTPenis 2y ago
This is an extreme example, also this person would never lose their job that easy if there were laws protecting workers. But what I have seen here in Sweden is AI voiceover used in news reports where people have hidden identities. So clearl
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by INTPenis 2y ago
I had no idea gio could do all those things. I've been using it to mount my smartphone from the CLI.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Well yeah of course but the discussion here is on Minecraft and Lego specifically. But realistically a lot of kids today are getting much less practical motor skills building things, and a lot more specific fine motor skills controlling vid
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by INTPenis 2y ago
It is great, but kids need those delicate motor skills too. They're trading one set of skills for another. They get good at moving things around on a tablet, with a mouse, and a joystick, but they lack the practical motor skills of pla
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Unfortunately it seems to me like more kids know minecraft than Lego today. We'd need to do a proper survey but this is just my impression from meeting kids around 10-15 years old. It's cheaper for a parent to get their kids a dev
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by INTPenis 2y ago
It's pretty crazy that a co-worker told me about Minecraft when it was still just a post on a message board. Now there are theme parks being planned.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
The AI hype is so strong that they're rolling out a feature to forge people's voices BEFORE they roll out the feature to sign your own voice cryptographically.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Or Swedish, Danish, German, Finnish, Dutch, and many other European countries where the laws protect workers.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
I favor Red Hat and I know we use ossec at work. I believe you can use it under a free license but the configuration is rather complex imho. There is also snort which is a more libre project, but it's more of a full featured IDS that t
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by INTPenis 2y ago
So when you say "intended target is KDE and Gnome" you mean target for persistence on the system? Sorry but not all of us have formal education in this field, I'm just trying to understand if you're saying that KDE and G
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by INTPenis 2y ago
I agree. Sophisticated to me would be if they tried to MITM the sudo command. Instead they simply place code into profile.d and run when the user logs in.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
None, I would instead recommend monitoring file paths and alerting when they change. Known as a tripwire system. In this case for example the attackers tried to hide their files by disguising them as other known file paths on the system. If
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by INTPenis 2y ago
What do you mean by "intended target is KDE and GNOME"? It seems to me more like they're trying to hide the binary by using X11, KDE and GNOME file paths, but they're not exploiting KDE or GNOME desktops. The article doe
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Because they use such esoteric software that you'll forever be reliant on Oxide. I'd rather they use more standardized open source software like Linux, Talos, k8s, Ceph, KubeVirt. Instead of rolling it all themselves on an OS that
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by INTPenis 2y ago
My hometown of Malmö is very bike friendly but let me be frank, no it does not flow smoothly. Cars are required to stop for cyclists and pedestrians on most crosswalks. And no they do not like it, we have consciously prioritized pedestrians
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Not bad! I'm an avid bike camper and I just tried creating a route through Sweden and it does a pretty good job. We are a bit spoilt for choice here with bicycle routes. The only feature I'd want is to be able to print the route o
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Why would destabilising europe before peace talks be beneficial? Seems like they would lose a lot of leverage.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Only if they get paid overtime.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Config management took me many years to adopt, containers took me about 6 years to warm up to. But LE was something I jumped on immediately. I had worked in web hosting for 10 years already when it came out so I remember faxing your driver&
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Doesn't Windows setup still use some weird minimal version of Windows? I remember having to hack my employers provisioning once to install virtio drivers and I ended up in this "purgatory OS" where I could use DOS commands to
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Because they think they're getting treats for it, from the humans. I don't think they see any value in computer tasks other than getting treats.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
There is nothing to win. Fediverse has always been and will always remain an interesting place for sub-cultures.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
The thing is, while we were all waiting for Matrix clients to handle Encryption several other encrypted messengers came out and seem to handle it just fine. For example I've been using SimpleX in a group chat for a year now and had no
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Of course it's a benchmark worth winning, has been since Watson. And before that even with mechanical turks.

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