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by viccis 1y ago
Their product is advertised as "Managed EDR". That usually means they employ a SOC that will review alerts and then triage and orchestrate responses accordingly. The use case here is when your IT manage chooses to deploy this and
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by viccis 1y ago
They mention in the write up that they correlated certain indicators with what they had seen in other attacks to be reasonably sure they knew this was an active attacker. The problem to me is that this is the kind of thing you'd expect
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by viccis 1y ago
Having worked in the computer security world for many years and been completely on board with the "it's good to open source attack tools so that everyone knows what can be done", it's still sometimes hard not to feel lik
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by viccis 1y ago
"Serverless" refers to the demarcation point in the shared responsibility model. It means there aren't any servers about as much as "cloud hosting" means the data centers are flying.
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by viccis 1y ago
>That's hilarious given that Reddit is utterly overrun with blatant, low-quality LLM accounts using ChatGPT to post comments and gain karma, and several of the "text stories" on the front page from subs like AITA are blata
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by viccis 1y ago
No, that's rightfully viewed as a waste of time if you want to make a game (vs if you want to make a game engine)
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by viccis 1y ago
This whole thing reads as AI written and doesn't really talk about "tech debt" in any brass tacks way.
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by viccis 1y ago
They also removed a big part of her page when she was a primary candidate in 2019/2020 about a man she intentionally kept in prison despite knowing he was innocent. Wikipedia is absolutely a political battleground. Take a look at this
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by viccis 1y ago
Any faculty who doesn't think they need to teach basic English writing in the age of AI should be aggressively let go from their posts. As it stands they are just glorified plagiarism instructors.
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by viccis 1y ago
This can only end with punitive federal measures. Of course every 80 IQ school superintendent is going to push for whatever tech cuts costs at the expense of the kids' education.
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by viccis 1y ago
>Be lenient on spelling and grammer How about be strict on spelling and grammer (sic) to have a GPA that accurately places students in colleges. The days of dunces getting 3.9 GPA and making it into Yale need to end.
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by viccis 1y ago
Yeah in your situation the student who used a calculator to avoid learning literally all arithmetic, to include basic multiplication tables, is going to be poorly served by their teachers. What the hell are you on about
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by viccis 1y ago
Are high school teachers too lazy to do essays in class like they always were 20 years ago? Stop fucking using Google Drive or whatever. Start teaching these children like you used to do not so long ago. For FUCK'S sake.
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by viccis 1y ago
>then EU would become a vassal of Russia Russia is currently struggling to make inroads on invading its relatively small neighbor , so I really doubt it would be able to make a bunch of nuclear powers who have a nuclear alliance its &quo
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by viccis 1y ago
The real nasty bug (or feature, not sure) in the alarm app is that you have to wait for the wheel to bounce and come to a stop before the AM/PM part "sticks". If you just swipe and click save, it will keep the previous settin
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by viccis 1y ago
As I mentioned in a reply to the other comment, this often means you have your ordering mixed up. As an example, here's what you original statement said (with some grammar corrected): "Most times A happens before B, but the order
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by viccis 1y ago
Therefore is reasonable in that case, though it still reads a bit clumsy. "The lawsuit was dropped" seems like the most important part of that blurb, so leading with it flows better. "The lawsuit was dropped after he didn&#x2
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by viccis 1y ago
I figured it was something like this but was a bit too lazy to dig through iOS release notes haha
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by viccis 1y ago
I actually just tried this out using a HN dataset from HuggingFace today. I did # of comments with emdash / total comments. It shot up in 2018 for some reason and then, at the very end of the dataset, seemed to start spiking late 2024.
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by viccis 1y ago
Written text can absolutely signify an affect, and poorly constructed sentences regularly do.
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by viccis 1y ago
Good—see ya!
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by viccis 1y ago
Are you telling me the run-on sentence in Ulysses has no affect it is meant to convey?
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by viccis 1y ago
affect noun Psychology., feeling or emotion. Psychiatry., an expressed or observed emotional response. Restricted, flat, or blunted affect may be a symptom of mental illness, especially schizophrenia. Obsolete., affe
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by viccis 1y ago
I'm widely read. Enough that I'm not a pseud trying to imply that I read a lot of super duper hard books as evidence that my midwit opinion on emdashes is better than the guy here who made me mad by criticizing them. Let me know i
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by viccis 1y ago
Oh no I did a and hominem My whole point was that opening "big boy books" doesn't actually make a point about the validity of a thing. That's just argumentum ad populum.
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by viccis 1y ago
No "bub" I used it correctly. Review your effect/affect noun distinctions and try again. Google "affect theory" if that makes it easier.
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by viccis 1y ago
It was meant to be "affect," but I'm curious what you think the possible "effect" of poorly written sentences I could have meant?
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by viccis 1y ago
>b) "effect of", not "affect of" Oh no, oh lord lmao I meant "affect" and not "effect." You need to learn what affect means. I'm not asking you to learn about affect theory, but ffs no part of
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by viccis 1y ago
Just take it out. It makes no difference. You set it up so clearly in your first example. "Most times A happens before B, but in this order it’s not guaranteed, so there is a possibility of {whatever}."
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by viccis 1y ago
Correct. Pearls before swine.

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