spydum

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by spydum 2y ago
I'm kind of with you, but I think you may be leaving out the impact of defaults and the cascading effect when country B ends up not being able to satisfy that debt?
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by spydum 2y ago
Only champion data driven decisions when they confirm your desired outcome. Nothing new under the sun.
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by spydum 2y ago
It's interesting to me, as if you read Benjamin Franklins biography, he mentions creating a literary circle being super important. I suspect many of our important thoughts leaders through history created small social circles where they
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by spydum 2y ago
Not for a little while now. The escrow business was sold to NCC: https://www.nccgroup.com/us/newsroom/ncc-group-launches-esco...
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by spydum 2y ago
I've seen vendors offering this technique or similar, but making it "opt-in". For example, Okta Access Gateway used to perform a reverse tunnel out to an Okta managed IP, but you had to enable the "Support VPN" opt
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by spydum 2y ago
Actually,I don't think you ever need to be profitable, as long as you are cash flow positive, there isn't really a reason to stop the merry-go-round. It sounds weird, but if every month you collect more cash, and you pile it into
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by spydum 2y ago
maybe i missed in your estimate, but most circuits need more than one wire?
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by spydum 2y ago
Worked at a hosting company in those years.. urchin was the GOAT. we ran it for every customer, and relied on it heavily for billing our customers. It was crazy fast and elegant. Nothing came close
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by spydum 2y ago
definitely this..you are messing with a group of folks, and potentially stopping their flow of money. unless you have great opsec, you may just cause problems for yourself you dont want. personally never heard of it escalating beyond onlin
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by spydum 2y ago
I mean, isn't that roughly the solarwinds story? There is no real shortage of supply chain incidents in the last few years. The reality is we are all mostly okay with that tradeoff.
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by spydum 2y ago
Not as evil as they make it sound. Process Execution, detailed timestamps, and network metadata capture are core features of every EDR tool (CrowdStrike, MDE, SentinelOne, etc) that exists. They can just be abused to monitor user behavior,
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by spydum 2y ago
I've absolutely been involved (conducting, coordinating, and receiving) some high value pen tests over the years. One problem is there is no hard definition of what is considered a "pen test". I've seen very highly repu
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by spydum 2y ago
Definitely this. I started for weight training but now keep a baseline 2.5g/day for the mental benefits.
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by spydum 2y ago
from one of the articles I read on this, the plan is to get within 16 FEET of the rock and fire the thrusters.. Thats some crazy precision for sure, especially considering this was a secondary mission for the spacecraft
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by spydum 2y ago
such a great idea, i have not seen this before. back in my solaris admin days, we used to keep config stuff version controlled locally like this with rcs; found it super useful for quickly answering "what changed, and how" during
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by spydum 2y ago
opnsense. you dont need to run these garbage consumer routers. downside is if your ISP still provides a modem/CPE. but some times you can put those into bridge mode and make them less of a risk
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by spydum 2y ago
As per usual, executive platitudes around "security first" don't matter. If you pay and promote people for features, and don't reward security culture, people are not dumb: they and the management layers will optimize fo
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by spydum 2y ago
If the device is lost or stolen during transport physically, all it takes is the attacker to gain control of the key, or find a weakness in that firmware or encryption method. While those are stupidly improbable, the reality is once you los
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by spydum 2y ago
mostly not making that comment from a technical perspective. I personally have not had technical issues with Nutanix, we use it as designed: hyperconverged infra in relatively large deployments. my comment is mostly around their financial p
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by spydum 2y ago
I just hope Nutanix can keep their act together, they've been given a gift.
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by spydum 2y ago
Not to be confused with Microsoft Edge, which replaced Internet Explorer with Chromium (the browser that Google Chrome is based on). /s
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by spydum 2y ago
Or they are counting bots and other ai agents and ignoring the truth?
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by spydum 2y ago
Malvertising was already bad enough at the browser level, now we gotta be concerned with the OS. Can't wait indeed..
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by spydum 3y ago
I have a middle school career aspirations sheet from the mid 90s, where I said I wanted to be a software developer at a particular place (now out of business). I came really close, ended up doing software dev in the same industry by 22, but
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by spydum 3y ago
100% this, I know several folks in the aviation maintenance biz for the big airlines, and they were shocked at how much they started cutting back, I want to say it started in 2017/2018. A lot of the older experienced folks had enough a
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by spydum 3y ago
This is so weird to see. Just this morning I was checking thru my public authoritative NS query logs, and noticed the random capitalization. I had also noticed this in a similar work environment roughly end of 2023, but attributed it to peo
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by spydum 3y ago
It's probably DNS.
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by spydum 3y ago
I mean, a raspberry pi could count right? Fairly sure I could throw one of them pretty far. Or a micro ATX style box?
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by spydum 3y ago
Is this seriously the right forum for a political hit piece? It's also shameful that local decision making (which has been Florida's MO: let the local authorities decide) is being shunned. That's how it should be, and part of
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by spydum 3y ago
They didn't spin that fast and it's not as sensitive as you think. CD-ROMs are used to dealing with bumps and skips and retries.

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