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by mingus88 2y ago
Ah yes, “waiting for the sexual abuser to get bored” sounds like a good tactic and very comforting for young girls
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by mingus88 2y ago
The devices need to cryptographically sign the original video with keys stored in some kind of Secure Enclave If the video is edited or comes from a source that doesn’t have trusted keys then it’s no better than some random tweet
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by mingus88 2y ago
Haven’t seen this mentioned yet but “light trucks” are a classification that has more favorable regulations for automakers. SUVs and pickups qualify. I’m not an expert on this but minivans as passenger vehicles could be less desirable for t
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by mingus88 2y ago
I wish anyone from actblue would see this. I gave a few small donations and foolishly didn’t use a disposable email address. That was over four years ago and I’m still getting over a dozen spam emails a day from candidates I have never even
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by mingus88 2y ago
I don’t mind the terrible ads. I wish they were all like that because I don’t like being advertised to. Make them all useless and easily dismissed please. I don’t need any help spending my money and I don’t appreciate all the psychological
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by mingus88 2y ago
Be polite. If a LEO wants to escalate, they will. There is a term called “grey rocking” when dealing with unstable people. You react as if you are a lump of stone, no emotion. Don’t give them anything to react to. If a cop has cause to sear
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by mingus88 2y ago
I agree, but I didn’t feel amazed until I actually scheduled a demo and used it There have been so many bad VR headsets. I remember trying Doom on one in the 90s and getting motion sickness immediately. I also wear glasses so it’s never bee
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by mingus88 2y ago
Doesn’t Tailscale solve this problem directly? I no longer need to expose a public service or even manage certs because anywhere I am I connect to my tailnet and have transparent access to my entire network
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by mingus88 2y ago
Landlords have a financial incentive to dehumanize their tenants. Every repair or improvement they make directly affects their take. This is probably the #1 reason I haven’t bought a second house or investment property, despite it being the
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by mingus88 2y ago
let’s be real. Musk is objectively not ok. This isn’t even about whether I agree with him or not. His behavior is concerning and even his fans have peeled away as he spiraled into an obvious social media addiction and childish banter unbeco
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by mingus88 2y ago
Roon perhaps
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by mingus88 2y ago
I clicked through expecting to read an informative article on EV futures. This however is just a blog apparently by some guy who has nothing to add except to tell us his brand preference and echo some vague uncertainty. I own a Rivian. It’s
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by mingus88 2y ago
Similar anecdote. My father worked in a supermarket before a pivot to real estate. After the 2008 crash he wasn’t able to retire on time and went back to the supermarket to stock shelves during the night shift…at 70 years old The lack of st
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by mingus88 2y ago
For every feel good story we hear of the bad guys getting caught, you bet there are dozens of stories in that murky grey area where we really don’t think either side are the good guys.
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by mingus88 2y ago
Yeah I’d love to read the details of the exploit. There’s a chance it became classified, if for example the exploit depends on the existence of FBI managed tor nodes, and we aren’t ready to let everyone know that the feds are all over the o
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by mingus88 2y ago
I’m sure it’s a complicated situation, and with this exploit alone being on the order of tens of millions of dollars, the attackers would have secured their transaction flow from the West
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by mingus88 2y ago
Mitnick was the most notorious “hacker” for decades and I don’t believe he was ever known for touching code. His hacks were largely social engineering and manipulation of phone systems to enable more social engineering https://ju
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by mingus88 2y ago
The article makes it sound like it was wired directly to a crypto wallet in Hong Kong Bank or not, good luck tracing anything through China. Odds are good this could have even been a nation state level scam run by North Korea. They get a lo
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by mingus88 2y ago
Yes the Feds are really hamstrung by weed being a schedule 1 substance. It’s asinine Especially, if as the article claims, they want to clear college students. When I went through this, the guidance was that pot usage was ok as long as it w
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by mingus88 2y ago
Defamation law
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by mingus88 2y ago
The article says people are hiding them by painting and that the law is there to protect the beauty of the city Sounds like indoor units would be fine. Why would anyone know or care? (Except those move—n-cool units are big and ugly and the
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by mingus88 2y ago
Say what you will, but these companies provide a service that many people are willing to pay for. And just like social media, it doesn’t matter if you refuse to play. All it takes is any of your friends to allow them to scrape their address
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by mingus88 2y ago
In many mature orgs, corporate IT rolls up to the CIO and security will roll up to the CISO The CISO and security ops will demand to be completely independent from corp IT, for legit reasons, as the security team needs to treat IT as potent
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by mingus88 2y ago
If the subpoenas can get issued before any pre-configured expiry deletes the evidence… So good luck. I worked at a place with a 6mo expiration policy across the board. Perfectly legal way to avoid getting your emails in the news.
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by mingus88 2y ago
You will still see security teams pushing endpoint protection with kernel level observability onto air-gapped systems, so this issue still exists From my own limited experience, those air gapped systems are often no more well managed than a
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by mingus88 2y ago
Maybe we should carry our phones around less often. I carry a media player, like an iPod. 500GB sd card, balanced and unbalanced headphone outs, and actual physical buttons and knobs for control. Phones can do everything, but there are too
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by mingus88 2y ago
It's obvious that you have never served in corporate IT management, so this is a pointless conversation. I'll just leave this here for anyone else who may be interested. In many/most orgs, the windows sysadmins and IT managem
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by mingus88 2y ago
Bus drivers allowed themselves to be assigned routes over bridges that were not engineered or built well enough. It's ridiculous to put the blame on IT managers for this. The fact that Microsoft Azure itself has been affected by this s
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by mingus88 2y ago
The Mysterious Benedict Society
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by mingus88 2y ago
That's somewhat of an unenforceable policy. Encrypted content is pretty much indistinguishable from noise or interference. And there's a ton of perfectly allowable obfuscation techniques that are good enough to secure most comms w

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