rainonmoon

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by rainonmoon 2y ago
These are some pretty obscene claims to make with absolutely no proof or citation.
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by rainonmoon 2y ago
I literally did not say XKEYSCORE was used for wiretapping. Find a mirror and contemplate your last sentence.
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by rainonmoon 2y ago
I sincerely hope one day your understanding of the history of American imperialism is increased along with the ability to clearly read my comment and you finally wonder how you could have ever believed in something so hypocritical.
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by rainonmoon 2y ago
What an odd thing for you to comment in response to someone obviously trying to obscure this information from this post.
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by rainonmoon 2y ago
UFW is great at what it does, but it's not going to save you from web application attacks.
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by rainonmoon 2y ago
This is a wonderful project and an even more wonderful write-up, I wish I came across more in this tone! I'll just add to anyone following in these footsteps: be careful what type of website you host on your Pi. Self-hosting is great
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by rainonmoon 2y ago
> I wish there was a browser extension where you you ad-block people’s voices while still hearing the news. You're gonna freak out when you find out about reading.
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by rainonmoon 2y ago
We do know - that they demonstrably have abused their powers. I didn't realise it was possible to know about XKEYSCORE with no context or understanding of the Snowden leaks but GP seems to have missed that the "suits" &qu
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by rainonmoon 2y ago
This. They're digital sniffer dogs, a pretext to lend credibility to vibes-based policing.
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by rainonmoon 2y ago
Grave consequences are not a rarity. Automated decision making in immigration and housing classify people with zero recourse or transparency, locking them out of a place to live (and in the case of Australia, locking them up in offshore det
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by rainonmoon 2y ago
I mean we can go back and forth all day with credulous clowns on both sides. There are certainly plenty of misguided AI advocates who think what they're using is magic.
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by rainonmoon 2y ago
When a TV network airs promos for its own shows, is it an ad?
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by rainonmoon 2y ago
The complicating factor is that it isn't just "their property", it's an essential destination of many people's ability to function in society, which makes them adjacent to public utilities. If the water retailer whi
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by rainonmoon 2y ago
There are documents in here with PII. Be very careful OP, you're exposing a lot.
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by rainonmoon 2y ago
The mention of objectivity in connection with LLM output is obviously farcical, but I'm curious about the motivation behind the experiment. Surely the value of speaking to organisations already deploying LLMs in live workplaces is iden
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by rainonmoon 2y ago
That just doesn't seem demonstrably true but I'd love to see some citations. My recollection is that Twitch's biggest issues have been regarding gambling and high-profile bans for misconduct e.g. DrDisrespect or nudity from s
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by rainonmoon 2y ago
What problem is that? Why should other people's jobs forbid them from using a platform as long as they follow that platform's T&C's?
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by rainonmoon 2y ago
Yeah that is an absolutely bonkers amount of time so you're probably right in that the approach of low-effort wide net-casting attackers would have to change. I'm curious to know how Shodan etc. deal with this.
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by rainonmoon 2y ago
No brother, I'm not, but I'm starting to feel that what I am saying might be beyond the likelihood of comprehension. Look, I'm a big fan of NAT. Huge. It's not a security control. Neither is v6. It sure is cool though.
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by rainonmoon 2y ago
I mean, I don't know why you would when the router potentially gives you a foothold across many devices instead of one and the router is likely running multiple services. Yes, that is just you; the threat model I'm describing is w
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by rainonmoon 2y ago
Man, I don't want to get into a whole thing here because we can all go around on this for days and it's not what the thread's about. But those just don't seem like selling points where LLMs are persuasively delivering. R
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by rainonmoon 2y ago
They wouldn't need to figure out anything. The "kids and enemy states" are just hosing address ranges. I don't agree with the above commenter that NAT offers any meaningful security in this regard (now they're just
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by rainonmoon 2y ago
The wind is shifting on this one. For example: https://www.health.gov.au/ministers/the-hon-mark-butler-mp/m... I caught some free-to-air TV recently and they're running ads that make the sun sound as dangerou
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by rainonmoon 2y ago
I say this as someone who doesn't yet use Kagi but is increasingly warming to the idea: I think normal people may pay for a search engine, one day. People used to think the bottom had irrevocably fallen out of paying for media once i
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by rainonmoon 3y ago
I'm afraid I can't help you with a list of organisations to join, OP, but there are a few things I can think of to help in indirect ways. The unsexiest and most difficult but one of the most impactful is to strengthen unions by fo
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by rainonmoon 3y ago
Yeah, right? How is this not hypocritical given the post-Musk implementation of requiring an account to view tweets?
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by rainonmoon 3y ago
As a speculative commodity, sure. But in terms of its original promises of utility? Granted, I understand the source of this thread is in terms of economic viability, so I'm not saying you're wrong in context. But I think the poin
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by rainonmoon 3y ago
It is useful... in some respects. The true danger here is not in economic collapse but in what you succinctly described as a perception that it "delivers magic". It doesn't, but there's certainly a lot of momentum behind
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by rainonmoon 3y ago
Not sure if this is still possible, but before they introduced the GPT marketplace and were doing the plugins thing, it was possible to prompt inject ChatGPT by including a payload in the HTML of a site you control and asking it to summaris
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by rainonmoon 3y ago
What a strange blog. The link to a Wikipedia page that no longer exists, the assumption that people would use "Speak Friend" as a password (when the movie password is just "friend"), the counting of "My Precious Cat

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