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by m3047 6mo ago
Methane (natural gas) is lighter than air. Give it a go. Don't get any oxy contaminating it though.
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by m3047 6mo ago
TIL: it is 09 Apr somewhere in the world for 50 hours.
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by m3047 6mo ago
1) Surveillance needs to be reviewed. Even if reviewed by AI, eventually that reviewed work needs to be reviewed by a human if we're going to maintain the fiction / friction of "human in the loop". The "hits" w
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by m3047 6mo ago
See also sibling comment, the Big Three offer free annual credit reports through https://www.annualcreditreport.com/index.action but I haven't seen work history included. I believe that they do collect & report on
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by m3047 6mo ago
Dunno, kind of sounds like hiring and then negotiating compensation.
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by m3047 7mo ago
Microsoft beleaguered a federal agency which pretends to be a lot larger than it is (and has a lot of help doing it) with nonresponsive filings. The employees of that agency, FedRAMP, referred to Azure as "a pile of shit" but ulti
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by m3047 7mo ago
I swear that once upon a time I sat at a desk, and it had a label printer sitting on it, and the box of labels was in a box fed through a hole pretty much like that... except I think it was kinda square with rounded corners. The "shelf
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by m3047 7mo ago
Let me address a sibling comment first: stub resolver (client) -> OPTIONAL forwarding resolver (server) -> recursing / caching resolver (server) -> authoritative server. "Personal DNS server" doesn't disambiguat
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by m3047 7mo ago
Yes, you can have a different root zone which includes some or all of ICANN's root servers, or none of them. However if the root zone doesn't match ICANN's then DNSSEC will fail ("fruit of the poisoned tree"). But y
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by m3047 7mo ago
Compared to hardening your network, at least visiting the ZT church once in a while, running your router on a box which You control and which implements proper segmentation, provides DNS (and "DNS firewall") and an adaptive firewa
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by m3047 7mo ago
One dog's exploit is another's Clippy. I've certainly seen companies downgrade security generally when they deploy (and enable by default) new features. Start with web browsers. Ads in software you paid for. Always on app tel
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by m3047 7mo ago
> Buying or selling tools designed to break the law is already illegal - trivial or not. I'm curious how this will play out. The "John Deer" exemption from the DMCA comes to mind, not sure if it's strictly for farm eq
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by m3047 7mo ago
If you're selling ammonium nitrate and diesel, it's a reasonable presumption that you're in the agricultural supply business. It's also reasonable to expect you not to sell a truckload of both to someone who you don&#x27
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by m3047 7mo ago
I'll tell you what I expect to see from crawlers, agents and which I'm enforcing on everybody who doesn't look distinctly human: * Reverse DNS which points to a web site which has a discoverable / well-known page which c
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by m3047 7mo ago
Seems like it was just hours ago they started reaching out to my edge servers from their address space (Me: why is a reverse proxy service banging my servers when I'm not a customer? did some miscreant sign me up somehow?) and it was f
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by m3047 7mo ago
Updated Date: 2026-03-11T07:13:31Z Creation Date: 2001-03-09T23:23:30Z Registry Expiry Date: 2027-03-09T23:23:30Z There is also this: https://www.infoblox.com/blog/threat-intelligence/abusing-ar...
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by m3047 7mo ago
Sometimes you squeeze clay and it comes out the oddest places. There were other stressors last week. https://www.pcmag.com/news/amazon-cloud-services-disrupted-i...
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by m3047 7mo ago
Goes to a lot of trouble to build a mental model / map / landscape of how agentic ops work. Worth the read if you're looking for one, reasonable people know the map is never the terrain.
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by m3047 7mo ago
https://interestingengineering.com/innovation/omar-yaghi-wat...
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by m3047 7mo ago
Stucke's talk about DNS being hazardous to your health is one of my all time favorites: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PSc9BJDWhM
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by m3047 8mo ago
"The key here is that the radio frequencies used in handheld radios are far from the natural resonances of the atom, so while the atoms can sense the radiation, they don't respond to the frequency modulation on which the audio is
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by m3047 8mo ago
The thing which blows my mind is that the NIC handle database is simply gone. This was the database of everyone who was responsible for some internet asset (typically a domain name) in some fashion such that it was recorded for operators&#x
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by m3047 8mo ago
An analysis based on linear distance fails the essential geometric test: > Humans walk at roughly 2.1-3.0mph. "European cities" are listed as having bus stops 984-1476 ft apart, which would imply you'd typically walk half
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by m3047 8mo ago
I would discuss this with you in some detail privately, with bona fides. You should consult with an herbalist. The herbalist I see doesn't mix themes / traditions. The one we've chosen, together, to work with is TCM. Inside o
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by m3047 8mo ago
Disturbed sleep / inability to settle / anxiety can have physical causes although these are poorly recognized / diagnosed by regular allopathic medicine where I live. Anecdata: 1) A good friend whose anxiety was largely allev
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by m3047 8mo ago
Be sure to ask for a tip for the "valuable service" you're providing. (I accidentally ended up in what I can only describe as a beer automat some months ago. It was billed as some sort of friendly living room to the meeting o
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by m3047 8mo ago
Interesting site. The proper "Rose" comes (in a variety of forms, I suppose this is close to what I believe is the canonical one) from Leary's 1957 work _Interpersonal Diagnosis of Personality_ and his pioneering work on grou
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by m3047 8mo ago
This is exactly why I have a number of "appliances" which never get clown updates: have addresses in a subnet I block at the segment edge, have DNS which never answers, and there are a few entries in the "DNS firewall" [
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by m3047 8mo ago
Rules are just rules. You can put things in a domain name which don't work as hostnames. Really the only place this is enforced by policy is at the public registrar level. Only place I've run into it at the code level is in a SCAD
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by m3047 9mo ago
Intracellular viral particle factories in a particular class of viral families.

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