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by ratg13 4y ago
Swiss Cheese Model https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swiss_cheese_model AKA defense-in-depth Relying on one control is a recipe for failure, which is why security measures work best when layered. You don’t trust in one con
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by ratg13 4y ago
Not certain users, but the press. EUs digital services act / media freedom act, protects journalists from being censored.
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by ratg13 4y ago
Yes, it’s even probable that the plane was the one that ejected the pilot and not vice versa. You can see how it’s right when the aircraft regains a flat plane that the ejection happens. It’s likely a safety mechanism that was triggered. Th
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by ratg13 4y ago
It would be much easier to have sympathy if he wasn’t the one creating the situation himself.
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by ratg13 4y ago
Just FYI, shipping container costs are back to pre-pandemic levels now. Also in the article, it states that this is Ducey’s last day in office and his successor wants to get rid of the containers.
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by ratg13 4y ago
With the ejection happening after the aircraft gets back to a flat plane, I get the feeling the decision to eject was the plane’s and not the pilot’s.
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by ratg13 4y ago
Looks like we have to wait until 2023 now to get the good stuff, or most likely they will just push the date again.
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by ratg13 4y ago
He does, they banned ADSBExchange and others for just having an account.
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by ratg13 4y ago
My favorite part is how they are planning on selling the same images to multiple people. I honestly didn’t think NFTs could get worse, but they found a way.
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by ratg13 4y ago
Yes, but he’s given $5.7B to the foundation and the foundation has payed out a few hundred million. He literally only set up the foundation because the government wanted to tax him more .. the altruism of this ‘charity’ is handwavy at best.
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by ratg13 4y ago
He’s signaling that he’s deployed anti-leaking software and sees himself something of a KGB mastermind. He wants to try and make these less binding agreements more binding so he can find a way to inflict punishment on anyone who disagrees w
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by ratg13 4y ago
All of them since it allows me a way to easily interact with my data. If a service collects my data, but doesn’t have an API, then I just have to wait to find a comparable service that does.
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by ratg13 4y ago
This is especially noticeable with autobiographies of celebrities. 10s of thousands of 5 star reviews, but the majority of the text feedback from actual users calling it garbage.
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by ratg13 4y ago
It wasn’t clear that parent was referring specifically to military OSINT and I took it more as general OSINT which is often of civilians, and can be less ethical and lead to false conclusions. Reddit locating the boston bomber, etc.
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by ratg13 4y ago
Can you elaborate? His parents were on the FTX payroll and contributing to the business. It is not clear that MIT has any involvement with FTX operations
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by ratg13 4y ago
“Apply heavy visibility filtering” “Shit, someone decided to fully suspend the account and everyone noticed.. people are upset too” “Let’s unban him really quick while we figure this out” Only a couple of hours pass and they re-ban the acco
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by ratg13 4y ago
mailinator.com is your friend
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by ratg13 4y ago
Devils Advocate: why would that be a bad thing?
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by ratg13 4y ago
If it means that I can stop accidentally swiping left and right on webpages, and leaving web pages where I have entered text without prompting me, it’s unfortunately a solid trade off.
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by ratg13 4y ago
Personally I would prefer the model give me its best attempt and treat it like a utility, not something pretending to have sentience. If someone would package this into an Alexa type device, what you are suggesting would make sense, but try
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by ratg13 4y ago
No, but I would assume that SSNs are not re-used. Is this not the case?
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by ratg13 4y ago
Reusing the same unique identifier another user or business had almost always causes problems. If special access was given to one entity, often that special access remains after the new entity takes over. Often times the new entity gets acc
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by ratg13 4y ago
Asking a machine to make up nonsense words, and hoping you would get something that a human would think is clever is a big ask. I think there is too much hype in the media that have set your expectations too high. It’s an interactive langua
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by ratg13 4y ago
Why does he have to be anywhere? If he’s not violating any visa requirements, why stay in one place? I’m not even remotely wealthy and I find a way to work from multiple countries every month. If I had this sort of money I would take it to
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by ratg13 4y ago
This message was signed with Hal’s key.. we know someone has control over his key after his death and has used it. (1) who has Hal’s key (2) where did Martin “find” this message to be able to decrypt it There’s obviously some sort of agenda
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by ratg13 4y ago
Good thoughts, but would be nice if they spent time focusing on reviewing good examples instead of just mentioning what not to do.
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by ratg13 4y ago
This has Dan Friedburg’s fingerprints all over it and is reminiscent of Ultimate Bet’s “god mode”. Would not be surprised if this move was advised by their legal counsel.
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by ratg13 4y ago
I do this sort of thing to mask my identity. GMX, yandex, I’ve used them all without living in the countries they call home. In the early 2000s I was probably the primary user of britneyspearsemail.com despite not caring about this celebrit
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by ratg13 4y ago
I don’t think administratively destroying wallets on the blockchain is going to add any trust into the system .. quite the opposite.
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by ratg13 4y ago
The company was likely drug through the mud very publicly. The omission here is to protect the whistleblower from retribution, greedy relatives, blacklisting, etc.

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