mango7283

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by mango7283 1y ago
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c056nle2drno China would never! /s
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by mango7283 1y ago
It really should be obvious that the natural objection to "if they banned this then why not X" is "they haven't gotten around to it yet" and that the reason they can be more successful is also that they have put the
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by mango7283 1y ago
Probably because people are willing to put their real names on the "We're against incest/rape simulators" petition while most people are not going to be quite so fortright on the "Valve should reinstate the incest&#
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by mango7283 1y ago
Either way you've heard of them :)
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by mango7283 1y ago
Detection and response - basically any remote access software usage is very likely to trigger an alert to the IT security team, either from the antivirus or EDR (endpoint detection and response, the most famous is Crowdstrike)
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by mango7283 1y ago
I'd bet plenty of parents of given the option will not turn it on because "oh this will not happen to me, unlike those other neglectful parents"
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by mango7283 1y ago
I honestly don't know why you'd think that? People are people everywhere.
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by mango7283 1y ago
Lol are you for real? Even if you want to give more credit to the USSR than the west usually does the WW2 US military directly and indirectly did a lot for technology. But you skip over that to go to the Spanish American war?
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by mango7283 1y ago
That's still a recipe for massive gridlock as treating most traffic junctions as stop signs doesn't scale unless there are traffic cops to manually direct traffic
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by mango7283 1y ago
We had one in my country when I was a kid 30 years ago after a substation tripped and took down the rest of the grid. We broke out the candles and chilled I guess. Power was back up in my area that same night.
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by mango7283 2y ago
why does the reason the Americans put boots on the ground as a tripwire change the logic on escalating vs backing down?
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by mango7283 2y ago
Your logic doesn't make sense. Why would Russia be willing to escalate to ww3 in the first scenario but back down in the second scenario? And if getting involved will escalate to ww3, what difference does those resource deals make? Eit
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by mango7283 2y ago
I meant the hacker(s)
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by mango7283 2y ago
It's one thing to go after Disney as a whole but going after one guy specifically feels like a whole different level of evil.
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by mango7283 2y ago
Unless the water is very calm it's quite possible to break up and lose the plane and passengers on a water landing as well.
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by mango7283 2y ago
Who will take accountability if the AI says something offensive or damaging
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by mango7283 2y ago
No I don't, and even in my own context (I'm not American) I don't have much friends outside my own background - but I do know what it's like to see people perform performative "inclusion" and throw (insert grou
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by mango7283 2y ago
You have midterms for the Congress though?! That's ever 2 years and actually very frequent for a legislature
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by mango7283 2y ago
Uh I just checked the news and... It's still a Trump victory.
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by mango7283 2y ago
From the outside looking in sometimes I wonder if it's the democrats that are the ones that "have a black friend" and use minorities as props, not the republicans...
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by mango7283 2y ago
Considering it seems Arab American voters were willing to punish kamala or even outright vote trump on account of the current administrations stance on IvP since then, it seems they are willing to look past the embassy issue for a bigger is
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by mango7283 2y ago
Notably those wars were not started or escalated by Trump's republican party. While >Dick Cheney< got accepted by Dems now just because he is against Trump...
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by mango7283 2y ago
In the event you get social engineered, it's still better to have been social engineered on corporate hardware than your own IMHO - if nothing else, it makes it easier to review and investigate that it was indeed social engineering and
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by mango7283 2y ago
I was going to say "but DLP" but you covered it in your last sentence. So...yes. Use the corporate device, you do NOT want to be under investigation for being unable to account for if you've leaked data you had access to from
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by mango7283 2y ago
Yes you're very special but most of the time I promise you it is the other way around and many many enterprise breaches have been because an employee got a keylogger on their personal device that they synced credentials to or used for
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by mango7283 2y ago
Yeah I'm dumb and was having a bad day
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by mango7283 2y ago
Yeah ok I was stupid
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by mango7283 2y ago
https://www.base64decode.org/ I hope this helps you
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by mango7283 2y ago
It's a matter of degree, most of us can handle a certain amount of milk just fine...certainly enough to eat instant noodles and have a latte.
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by mango7283 2y ago
Isn't that the opposite of not caring for what endures after one is gone.

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