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10mo ago
A lot of these forced "AI" integrations are essentially Clippy on steroids. A more careful approach focusing on use cases the technology can really support would be much preferred.
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10mo ago
when the US sells out Europe to Russia, do you think the Russians will stop? That global war might be with us within a decade.
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10mo ago
Gradually, then suddenly. Best not to underestimate the extent to which the USA has lost trust in the rest of the world, and how actively people and organisations are working to derisk by disengaging. Of course that will neither be easy n
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10mo ago
If your threat model requires a high level of privacy, there is no case in which you can use any of these tools and providers. Those goals are mutually exclusive.
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10mo ago
Well you'll learn a few things in your future, that's for sure. Good luck !
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10mo ago
If we do not read, how do we store and recall knowledge ?
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10mo ago
“The man who does not read has no advantage over the man who cannot read.” -- (attributed to) Mark Twain
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11mo ago
Then go watch Sneakers after :)
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11mo ago
We should not confuse action with result, not confuse the short term with the long term, and not confuse attention with impact. Predictions are not reality, hype is not interest, letters of intent are not money in the bank. We've been
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Unfortunately, these will be subject to bit rot eventually. Information on the internet currently does not have the longevity of books, yet books do not have the breadth and depth that can be found on the internet. Along with curation, this
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11mo ago
We'll soon go full circle and people will discover sysadmin skills.
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11mo ago
If you're into this, and enjoy more details, many more get published weekly on Mastodon under the #nakeddiefriday tag - https://infosec.exchange/tags/nakeddiefriday
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Have you considered stepping away from startups and shiny-thing, fast growth companies and looking for a role in a company for whom software is not their primary product, or that are in slower moving industries ? Try out insurance/bank
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1y ago
Cash would be a reasonable assumption, but not a practical one unfortunately. The only place really to get cash in Sweden is at an ATM, of which there are very few these days - most have been removed in the past years, and some might be ver
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1y ago
Interestingly enough, not nearly as much gets published for e.g. Europe. Innate ability ?
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1y ago
Thanks !
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1y ago
The confident lies, the lack of negative results (e.g. "I don't know" or "this is incorrect") and the default verbosity.
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What current incentive is left for people to publish on the internet? Discovery mechanisms are less effective than before, people no longer visit your website, copyright is dead and in the end we're just feeding an insatiable machine w
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When managing risks, the likelihood of something happening is only half the equation, you also need to consider the impact when it happens. A 3.1% probability of a catastrophic outcome is a high, and possibly unacceptable level of risk. We
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2y ago
iNaturalist allows you to determine plants and wildlife, all the while contributing to science !
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2y ago
I find three challenges with YouTube and podcasts: 1. In my experience, there is a lot of introductory material to be found, but I find there are distinctly fewer people discussing more advanced topics, or they are much harder to discover.
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2y ago
iirc, it is forbidden in Sweden, except if you secure government permission.
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2y ago
Banks do not do this. It sounds like a phishing attempt because it is. Imagine the cost of calling every single client individually. If something like this would change, they would send a letter. Don't forget that spoofing caller ID of
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Cyber resilience act: Council adopts law on security reqs of digital products
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Reflections on Cyber Resilience Act Requirements
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“I cannot remember the books I've read any more than the meals I have eaten; even so, they have made me.” ― Ralph Waldo Emerson
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My view is that there are three types of training one should do. Cardio, strength, and mobility. They all have different effects, neither should be forgotten.
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Approaching the EU Cyber Resilience Act
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If you are looking for employment, apply for jobs with large companies that are able/willing to sponsor a visa. For Europe, look into the Blue Card https://immigration-portal.ec.europa.eu/eu-blue-card/essenti... S
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EU security regulations for product manufacturers
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