J0nL

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by J0nL 2mo ago
It's true, this is why there are so many government agencies focused on healthcare. The medical field lacks a healthy profit motive. Healthcare CEOs use their fiduciary responsibilities as an excuse and say they'll get sued if the
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by J0nL 2mo ago
It's long as in persistent viral colonization, often in immune privileged areas where the virus can hide from the immune system. One theory is that the immune system doesn't always produce a strong enough antibody response to flus
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by J0nL 3mo ago
It was obviously being managed by a person or group. Between all the profiling of people and their IPs in IRC, which may or may not have been published by mistake, and all the other obvious contradictions it doesn't make any sense. It
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by J0nL 3mo ago
It highlights how everyone's first reaction is to assume incompetence. Not unlike what you're doing here.
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by J0nL 3mo ago
I'm actually somewhat disappointed they redacted the Eth address with Ethereum being an open ledger and all that. Following the money could've proved enlightening.
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by J0nL 3mo ago
Look up what zersetzung is and how it works. It doesn't matter if the target is a political organization or an open source community, the process is always the same.
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by J0nL 3mo ago
Anyone remember the XZ and Jia Tan situation awhile back? https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/20240320183846.19475-1-lasse.co... I can't quite put my finger on why but the entire time I was reading this I kept thinking b
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by J0nL 3mo ago
This is one of those rules/laws that is worse than useless, without fixing the protocol shortcomings that make spoofing trivial the only people who will be affected by this rule are regular people.
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by J0nL 4mo ago
You don't get that job without being the type of person who will only ever respond to coercion attempts with an equal amount of indigance. The sole reason for the position to exist is to act as a canary in a coalmine so to speak She ev
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by J0nL 9mo ago
The only thing I find more suspicous than the sudden global attack on VPNs and privacy is the people trying to hand wave it away as nothing to worry about. The stasi could only dream of having the tools that are already available today to u
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by J0nL 9mo ago
This and similar issues have been an ongoing issue with Spectrum going back to before Congress felt the need to call them (along with the other telcos) out for failing to secure their networks. I've noticed handshake issues at one time
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by J0nL 10mo ago
No, this paper is just exceptionally bad. It seems none of the authors are familiar with the scientific method. Unless I missed it there's also no mention of prompt formatting, model parameters, hardware and runtime environment, temper
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by J0nL 1y ago
I'm having de ja vu here. If they only found out when they attempted to extort them does it mean they don't even bother to log employee access? Is there any means for accountability at all internally? It would be so simple to have
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by J0nL 1y ago
The odds are already against their future viability after a breach like this and if they're fumbling the response this bad it really doesn't bode well for them. They would have been better off not even bringing up their location i
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by J0nL 1y ago
They're not just another free-to-use site where you're the product. Their reputation and viability are on the line. For a site such as this the odds aren't in their favor anymore.
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by J0nL 1y ago
Being denied satisfaction is the important part but yeah, there are countless circumstances that can result in it. Having to waste all your time fighting for limited resources because a handful of individuals are hoarding them is by far the
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by J0nL 1y ago
There's a thing in psychology called "Lucky Fool Syndrome" where people tend to take credit for success that was the result of dumb luck. Space-X was one launch failure away from oblivion when they got insanely lucky. "A
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by J0nL 1y ago
They're wasted potential. Burnout isn't necessarily from overwork, it comes from pouring your heart and soul into things that you never get the satisfaction of seeing completed.
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by J0nL 2y ago
I remember hearing about this in the mid 2000s, someone at Brookhaven (US DOE/Army) jumped on filing a patent for it and dubbed it a plasma window. They found a use for it in particle accelerators to partition off sections that are und