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waihtis
2y ago
A compromised human is immensely more feasible than a physical break in, but almost all posts above fixate on the latter
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yes I know, those are called default credentials, not critical default credentials.
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2y ago
what are critical default credentials?
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Satoshi Nakamoto Is Not an Individual
(the-void.blog)
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It's only wild if you're incredibly naive and divide the world into "good" and "bad" guys. Before someone thinks I'm a nazi apologist, I want to clarify this is about making a point of the world being extr
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2y ago
I'm very oblivious to Russian VC even though I live next door. Now its a closed door obviously.
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2y ago
Yes but i dont want yet another eu money sink for something borderline useless like this
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2y ago
yeah I have free roaming up until like 20GB in the EU with a 25e per month contract. Removes really any need to use wifi when travelling
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2y ago
i dont think you're wrong btw. Just was curious if there were specific pockets within EMEA that are better or worse
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2y ago
> EMEA investors Thats a pretty broad sweep
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2y ago
Yeah, things like titanium dioxide are considered a carcinogen by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) yet FDA says its safe for use in food. But i guess trust the science and authorities
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2y ago
> my gut health was immediately, noticeably better in Europe Its because a lot of the weird artificial junk that are allowed to be put into your food is illegal in Europe. Even things like popular sweeteners have been shown to have a neg
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2y ago
Unless youre doing security research, there close to zero legitimate uses of Tor for the average citizen.
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Deception Plays a Large Role in NIST SP 800-160
(defusedcyber.com)
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Cyber Deception Has Use Cases You Aren't Thinking Of
(defusedcyber.com)
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2y ago
IG (Irc-Galleria, not Instagram) was huge in Finland for my age group (late 80s-early 90s) - definitely was an early showcase of just how powerful social media could be. I wonder if theres a similar local phenomenom going on somewhere right
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2y ago
I hope she starts the crackdown with easily the biggest impact offender here, Microsoft
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A Crypto Turfwar with Cloud Decoys
(defusedcyber.com)
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2y ago
> Interfacing with individual vendor and their bespoke system for each purchase gets cognitively exhausting quickly If using a web shop is cognitively exhausting to you, there likely are bigger problems underneath.
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2y ago
I'd get this sentiment if it was some super critical piece of living a fulfilling life, but amazon is a junk store which makes the whole situation absurd to begin with
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2y ago
the modern consumer in a nutshell: you can effectively ban them from your platform and they will still weasel their way back through the tiniest crack in the system. That chinese counterfeit junk amazon sells is just too lucrative
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"yippee look how edgy i am in saying the word fuck alot" -written by some dude probably working a b2b saas product somewhere
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Mastercard acquires cyber threat intelligence company Recorded Future
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2y ago
Nobody cares about eating healthy either, but being lean with a six pack. That said, many still try to eat healthy. I dont understand the point of this article
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2y ago
This is just downright dangerous too. Imagine a parent seeing this and now depriving their kids from valuable nutrition sources like yoghurt and oats because "the paper said theyre harmful"
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2y ago
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10884602/ Heres the actual study, but neither yogurt or oats are mentioned as part of the food groups studied, other than a fleeting mention of fruit yogurt being
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2y ago
Basic greek yogurt is guaranteed to be healthy due to low sugar content & fermentation. Yogurt in this context probably refers to some kiddy yogurts loaded with sugar and additives.
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2y ago
I was inclined to disagree with you initially since groupthink is the default corporate mode, and I don't see free thinkers doing well in these environments - but then reflected on my own stance on MS and the reason I don't absol
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Revealed preference at play again, and everyone knows that whats the whole communist thing really is about anyway - crippling jealousy and wishing to kill off the people who've put more effort in their life than you.
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2y ago
They're literally plotting policies of "wealth redistribution" in the EU at least. The idiot bureaucrats can call it what they want, but forcibly redistributing your assets more and more to other people makes it thievery.
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