unethical_ban

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1. 1651.▲
   by unethical_ban 3y ago

   I don't understand. It's not a security risk to read an encrypted message. Why would you delete an encrypted message?
2. 1652.▲
   by unethical_ban 3y ago

   Meh. It's a bad habit. And half the time (generally,, not here) people store docs in shared drives. Secure, accessible password storage shouldn't be a burden.
3. 1653.▲
   by unethical_ban 3y ago

   I work at a place that uses cyberArk for privileged AD accounts. I have to copy the password from the web UI to login to the system I use every day. If it times out, I have to refresh, respond to 2FA and copy it again. I see coworkers stori
4. 1654.▲
   by unethical_ban 3y ago

   I'll cut the corporate account some slack; the parent commenter's criticism is sarcastic and a straw man. I got the point of the proton account politely saying "we secure the account holistically and having an additional prod
5. 1655.▲
   by unethical_ban 3y ago

   This is a blog/PR announcement. They don't advertise it on their front page as a feature yet.
6. 1656.▲
   by unethical_ban 3y ago

   Your argument is convincing if you ignore the studies cited by this author, or the fact these two phenomena (video games and social media) are entirely different and have social as well as individual impact. I also disagree with the notion
7. 1657.▲
   by unethical_ban 3y ago

   I think the argument is that if you can't defend against 3 head shots in quick succession, you've lost, period. As in, that should be a statutory definition of losing a match. It would change the strategy of the sport, but it may
8. 1658.▲
   by unethical_ban 3y ago

   She seems like an interesting person, not the crazy brute "they" made her sound like in her losses in UFC. Concussions should be taken seriously. The idea of waving off a rattled brain as a headache, and keep playing through, make
9. 1659.▲
   by unethical_ban 3y ago

   Congratulations. This was a pretty well written summary by ACM.
10. 1660.▲
    by unethical_ban 3y ago

    The article explicitly stated the equivalency of the privacy threat from tiktok and US social media apps.
11. 1661.▲
    by unethical_ban 3y ago

    I'm shocked that so many people like yourself are shocked about resistance to safety devices. Regardless of how I feel about it, I can hear the objections the moment I read the article title: "It's never hurt me" "I
12. 1662.▲
    by unethical_ban 3y ago

    >it's important to understand that the people driving this law do not care about you or your fingers People and consumer advocates can feasibly have motives other than greed.
13. 1663.▲
    by unethical_ban 3y ago

    FYI it looks to be MIT/BSD license. Separately: >The Transformer model is evaluated in a deterministic and reproducible way. Hence the result does not depend on the exact GPU or CPU model nor on the number of configured threads. Tha
14. 1664.▲
    by unethical_ban 3y ago

    I see your point about how many individual, large changes came around in the world between 1930 and 1990. Indoor plumbing, air conditioning, radio, TV, transistor, commercial air flight, space travel, helicopters, nuclear energy, cell phone
15. 1665.▲
    by unethical_ban 3y ago

    Thanks to the maintainers of the project. It is a handy tool, a good wrapper around setting up simple wireguard quickly. And it pairs with pihole really well. I migrated to OPNSense for my DNS and I haven't needed VPN for a little bit.
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    by unethical_ban 3y ago

    I remember when NASA Rd 1 in Clear Lake for renamed "John Glenn Parkway" for a few months due to his flight on the shuttle back in the day. The space program is just one of those amazing moments in US history to read about. A Man
17. 1667.▲
    by unethical_ban 3y ago

    I scoffed at first, but I guess cockroach sounds to some what "maggot" sounds like to me. Like the other person said, it's related to the survivability of cockroaches. One can hope for a management tier competent enough to ev
18. 1668.▲
    by unethical_ban 3y ago

    This has been at the top all day. I wonder: For low-traffic websites, is it possible that running HTTP/1.1 is just safer?
19. 1669.▲
    by unethical_ban 3y ago

    You just described eminent domain. What, you thought the government took land with no compensation? Saying it should be 2-10x market value is quibbling over execution, not ideology.
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    by unethical_ban 3y ago

    A 2024 F150 is at least as big, is heavier, and tows more than a 1996 F250. The 2024 Ford Ranger is as big as least, as the 1996 F150, and with 30% more power depending on engine. Perverse incentives with CAFE standards, and crash test requ
21. 1671.▲
    by unethical_ban 3y ago

    >Unless this was triggered by an executive order Not executive order I don't think, but yes, from the White House's offices directly. This didn't originate from NASA administration. https://www.whitehouse.gov&#x
22. 1672.▲
    by unethical_ban 3y ago

    It's worth pointing out that we got lucky with a savvy tester stumbling on the backdoor in the dark. It wasn't anyone's job to find this backdoor, and arguably if it had been designed just a little better, no one would have n
23. 1673.▲
    by unethical_ban 3y ago

    It seems from the reading of this article that jigar is in on the scam. That said, I agree.
24. 1674.▲
    by unethical_ban 3y ago

    Judging by their posts, the person you responded to doesn't ever follow up on their commentary.
25. 1675.▲
    by unethical_ban 3y ago

    Given how screwed up Citizens United is, I am starting to get wary of declaring every exchange of money and information as free speech. IMO free speech is permitting the broadcast of clear political thought and the freedom from being persec
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    by unethical_ban 3y ago

    Encryption was about ensuring trust and privacy. AI is about destroying trust (in the short term). Give every script kiddie, bored teenager, Mexican cartel and scammer an AI that can mimic anyone's voice and likeness, and the world wil
27. 1677.▲
    by unethical_ban 3y ago

    >full of subject matter experts? There's your mistake. I don't think any of these blog/news sites cater to subject matter experts. And what's an expert? Knowing DHT protocol?
28. 1678.▲
    by unethical_ban 3y ago

    To others, it's important not to respond to trolls who only ask over-simplified, inaccurate rhetorical questions. When it's obvious that your answers will be an order of magnitude longer than any question or input they provide, it
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    by unethical_ban 3y ago

    Lockdowns make sense if emergency rooms cannot keep up with the emergency rate. Other than that*, we'll see a lot of people going back to WFH on a temp basis and lots of masks and hand sanitizer.
30. 1680.▲
    by unethical_ban 3y ago

    Port knocking isn't security theater, in that it is a layer of obfuscation and (weak) authentication. I consider it another weak "noise decreased" like moving SSH to a nonstandard port. Your sshd logs will be quieter making a