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by randombits0 5y ago
Archiving the Internet is not stealing the history books. It’s writing them.
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by randombits0 5y ago
Meh. I’ll read it later.
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by randombits0 5y ago
I almost enjoyed it. I need a better ad blocker. That site sucks on mobile.
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by randombits0 5y ago
Why would any AI be considered creative? Most AI is just brute forcing the problem.
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by randombits0 5y ago
When trying to make sense of why things are the way they are, one very successful technique to use is “follow the money”. “We want you to backdoor your product for ‘National Security’ and if you do, we’ll buy many millions of dollars worth
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by randombits0 5y ago
And here I thought I was funny when I renamed the internal DOS command “dir” to “duh” on my boss’s computer.
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by randombits0 5y ago
Which is why Room 641A is filled with Juniper gear. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Room_641A
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by randombits0 5y ago
Again, if the AI spits out “copyrighted code”, I’d suggest that the code in question is insufficiently creative to be copyrighted to begin with. Put another way, copyright only applies to creative expressions, not functional expressions. I
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by randombits0 5y ago
* Anticipated explosions managed with the fire containment pie tin. Big Clive is an electrical engineer from The Isle of Man and has a very unique English accent, complete with local slang and idioms. He’s a very engaging character and pas
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by randombits0 5y ago
I was only suggesting a failure in law. Merely scanning is not creative and not protected. As for fonts specifically, while I am not qualified to describe creative elements versus prior art, I think we can all agree the the field of common
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by randombits0 5y ago
I’d like to suggest that if a “crazy little dance” is required to “keep things legit”, it’s not.
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by randombits0 5y ago
I, too, miss GrokLaw…
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by randombits0 5y ago
To expand on that idea, purely functional expressions are not copyrightable in the first place. How and when software becomes copyrightable is undefined in law.
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by randombits0 5y ago
If you have a Lishi KW1 or SC1, so do you! My point is that these keys/codes/whatever aren’t particularly strong nor were they meant to be.
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by randombits0 5y ago
Purely functional expression is not subject to copyright. If you claimed that your code was used to train an AI among thousands/millions of other code snippets and somehow your creative expression came out the other side, I would sugg
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by randombits0 5y ago
Why is the default “we’re going to collect data from you.”? Opt-in or no-go. Don’t assume I’m ok with it.
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by randombits0 5y ago
How’s that Zero Trust working out for ya?
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by randombits0 5y ago
I know strong women in security. I cringe when I see “awards” for women in IT. It’s like they are saying “congrats for your success even though your a woman!” I’ll go one more. Pride month. Who you care to love is meaningless within the
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by randombits0 5y ago
I was suspended from Reddit for suggesting the organization should be “burned to the ground” (advocating violence). I appealed and got a perma-ban. Off-topic, I know, just funny.
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by randombits0 5y ago
So. GRC or security? It’s a rhetorical question. Is GRC security? Not exactly, but if you can’t demonstrate security, no one knows if you have security or not. GRC is the ability to quantify/qualify security. For true security, as
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by randombits0 5y ago
Yes, as you get deeper in the industry, you will be expected to have the basic validation certs, CISSP, CISA, CISA, CISM, etc.
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by randombits0 5y ago
In the biz. What you need to do is address each issue with dispassionate detail in the response. Make no value judgements in the individual responses. Feel free to use words like “incorrect”, “false”, and my personal favorite, “logical i
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by randombits0 5y ago
The chip is a lie.
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by randombits0 5y ago
So whatever happened to the Suska project?
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by randombits0 6y ago
“Why do we bemoan the exit of sexual harassers, and those who otherwise harm their colleagues, from the scientific community? Instead, we should mourn the loss of all the promising scientists that they forced out, whose contributions will n
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Does the Google verdict settle the GPL linking issue?
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