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arcfour
8d ago
As a security engineer I have no idea why these sandboxes would even be connected to the internet at all for tasks that aren't intended to use the internet. A package proxy? Why not run our own internal cache? Then we aren't at (a
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arcfour
8d ago
Can we try to play nice now and recognize that other people have diverging, but valid, interests from your own? For example, securing things?
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arcfour
8d ago
I'll have to remember this one the next time I hear the phone/poverty argument made in bad faith.
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arcfour
11d ago
...Because law enforcement does not have the interest, reach, or time to investigate every single cybercrime, and if they do it won't be timely - it will be after the fact, punishing the criminals, and not preventing harm. Google is in
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arcfour
12d ago
> some of the bots won't respect robots.txt The link you posted literally only lists the scanner related to security/safe browsing. Why would it? What kind of bot would that be if an attacker could just put up a robots.txt that
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arcfour
12d ago
I feel like we have advanced technology to the point that we can't be that far off from the truth, or at least we would look more charitably back on our views now since they're grounded in observations made with the best tools w
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arcfour
13d ago
It's just a typical enterprise PC configuration. Probably because nobody writes efficient software these days.
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arcfour
13d ago
So the governments that install them aren't somehow complicit? Two things can be true at once.
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arcfour
14d ago
We don't have it in the US, I remember being annoyed that there were no more cheap cellular modules for microcontrollers for a while.
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arcfour
15d ago
Was anything I said disrespectful? It is not intended to be, but it may read as somewhat stern; that's more because speculating without having the fundamentals down is not what I expect from HN. The knowledge in question isn't arc
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arcfour
15d ago
Does any combustion engine, like the one in your car, have instant throttle response? When you hit the kickdown switch in your car there is still a delay before you start really accelerating. Now imagine a much bigger engine - it's not
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arcfour
15d ago
No. They might have to say why they went around but they can't be punished for it (that's a great way to open yourself up to liability even stripping away all of the human elements). And I can't imagine any reason that an air
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16d ago
> unclear how speed didn't increase How can you comment as if you are knowledgeable enough about aviation to speak on this with authority, but you aren't aware that turbofan engines don't have instant throttle response and
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19d ago
So your employer is having a problem, and prevents you from using any of the available options to solve it? And you have asked them about all of them/told them about the problem? They don't like saving money? Well, sounds like it&
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20d ago
There are numerous services that will let you host static pages for free or nearly free. There are also numerous services that sit in front of your website that can block bots and reduce load on your origin server, many of which are also fr
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arcfour
20d ago
Because you don't apply to a gun company to buy a gun. (You actually apply to the government...chew on that one for a while.)
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arcfour
21d ago
Most of them are also easily pissed away if you have money. It cuts both ways.
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arcfour
21d ago
The functionality is restricted, but the capability of expressing the intent at all exists.
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arcfour
22d ago
Among other things, JavaScript in the browser has no way to even express "kill PID 1234 on the user's machine" or "list the contents of `C:\Users\Documents` and upload all of the files" or "spawn cmd.exe on t
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arcfour
22d ago
Speak for yourself, there are hundreds of thousands of people playing games that do not fall into this category on Steam right now.
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arcfour
22d ago
This really grinds my gears, way more than it should for some reason. Use the system as it was intended, people!
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arcfour
22d ago
Very few are these days with the enormous amount of resources Valve has been pouring into Proton. The only truly Windows-only games I have encountered were online multiplayer with anticheat and that was almost always because the developer
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23d ago
A "data breach" refers to unauthorized access to nonpublic or protected data. Scraping content that is publicly viewable without logging in - or even with logging in, since an account is effectively disposable - is not a "
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23d ago
Obviously I meant that any data a person expects to be public, like a public post on a social media site... I was not referring to data exposed in data breaches, which is a different subject entirely... If that was not obvious to you then
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23d ago
That's a blatant strawman - that's not a reasonable position at all. A reasonable person does not expect their private medical records to be accessible to you or me just because they are stored in an EHR system. They might be s
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23d ago
Something posted with the understanding that it could potentially be viewed by anyone on the Internet with minimal/no restriction. ToS are just what you follow if you don't want to get banned off of the site. If you don't c
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23d ago
No, I don't care at all, but I recognize that my morals might be lower than others here. To me it's just public data...whatever. My criticism was basically - this is trying to sell an AI slop project for $699 a pop - I could get t
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23d ago
Man, I could use $699. If this gets even a single sale, then maybe I need to try having less decency... (I guess that is sort of a roundabout summary...)
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24d ago
So if I uploaded a black screen, or a black screen with text (the title of the song), that would be sending a message...that I do care about quality...? Since there was no AI? As opposed to thinking of a play on words between the game/
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24d ago
Yes, I'm thinking I'll stop doing it from now on since YouTube doesn't make the distinction. I figured that LLMs saving me the 20 mins in GIMP making a silly joke filler album cover was the perfect use case... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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