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by netflixandkill 6y ago
The only thing that will address that is a broad international agreement with sanctions and political consequences for aggressor AIs that violate it, just like agreements that mostly keep horrifying biological weapons off the table and mos
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by netflixandkill 6y ago
That's a little silly, IPv6 privacy addresses are functionally infinite and unless you have a truly huge network behind that NAT then it's not hard to reduce the list of candidates if you have any other information at all. The V6
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by netflixandkill 6y ago
JS whitelisting and ad blocks anecdotally confirm this. The number of sites that will be loading images and js from three or four or more different ad/tracking and CDNs is nuts, plus the various login and media links, and I feel zero g
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by netflixandkill 6y ago
Back in 2018 I spent six months trying to get a small software shop to implement automated backups as their answer to ransomware fears.(on top of the usual anti-malware and restrictions on lateral movement where we could put those in) They
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by netflixandkill 6y ago
On debt, while the financial math and low interest rates usually favor carrying it, there is a certain spiritual liberty about not being beholden to it. Much like having enough in savings that you don't have to fear a few months withou
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by netflixandkill 6y ago
We're not that lucky. IIRC American has some serious debt issues but Delta and United are sufficiently solvent that they'd get bailed out.
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by netflixandkill 6y ago
It's not too hard to imagine what a national civil service equivalent of the GI Bill might look like, put in X years of service on multi-year enlistments with the same style of benefits and get sent where your discipline and training w
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by netflixandkill 6y ago
digressing a bit, that's believable but my registered agent (a specialized law firm) just scans and uploads any mail to my account on their portal. It's not a problem most businesses spend much time on but you can probably find o
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by netflixandkill 6y ago
Essentially all existing gridscale battery deployments are for voltage or frequency support, not for meaningful energy storage. That is, they do not discharge to provide scheduled generation but instead to alleviate very short term flow pro
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by netflixandkill 6y ago
If you're going to the trouble of setting up this kind of exfiltration plan, that 14 hours is probably less than 1% of your expended man hours. But the critical element is that it is nearly unstoppable and undetectable after the fact u
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by netflixandkill 6y ago
How fun. Practical implementation in most cases is movie plot level implausible, but for certain high value systems we already know that state level actors have the resources and patience to do something like build a side channel link by h
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by netflixandkill 6y ago
As a practical example, the keys and metadata for a root certificate authority are only a few kilobytes.
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by netflixandkill 7y ago
This has been a better study of media behavior than investigation of zoom. Apparently there isn't enough going on in the world so every outlet feels the need to repeat previously disclosed information with less detail and more pearl cl
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by netflixandkill 7y ago
The explanation for their popularity is that it isn't a constant struggle to use zoom for meetings. Their software may have other problems, but people can run it and get into a meeting with minimal effort. Yesterday by comparison half
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by netflixandkill 7y ago
I've had consistent success running wireguard over 443 on a wide variety of otherwise limited networks now that quic has been around a while.