ThA0x2

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by ThA0x2 6y ago
How are these posts even being flagged? It's on a 10 day old post. Who is reading and flagging those?
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by ThA0x2 6y ago
>It solves none of your problems Wrong, it solves tons of them. >adds complexity and cost Almost zero complexity and cost. Maybe if you're a bad at sysadmin work it adds cost and complexity. >defense without corresponding incr
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by ThA0x2 6y ago
Worked for a major bank (think top 10). We had port knocking on several publicly accessible infrastructure pieces (LBs, some VMs, etc.) Decades of running without a single intrusion. We moved to SPA port knocking and now we rely less on the
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by ThA0x2 6y ago
>What I said had nothing to do with correlation vs causation. What I said was that "variables that a priori have nothing to do with race (e.g. where you live, how much money you make, etc.) are highly correlated with race." The
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by ThA0x2 6y ago
>Many variables that a priori have nothing to do with race (e.g. where you live, how much money you make, etc.) are highly correlated with race. Allowing those variables is basically the same thing as allowing race into the models. I don
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by ThA0x2 6y ago
>No. Racism is discriminating on the basis of race. Hatred of a race is just a form of racism. No, you are wrong and this is a straw man. A random definition of racism is not the mechanism underpinning racism. >If I’m a hiring manager
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by ThA0x2 6y ago
Gibbon1's final admission of defeat. I won.
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by ThA0x2 6y ago
>The problem is the algorithms are designed to put people in a group and then the groups are treated differently. That's not the problem, that's literally the solution. >That's the mechanism underpinning racism. And oth
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by ThA0x2 6y ago
>So you see no problem in a “black box” deciding whether you could go free or not after you commit a crime? This is a straw man. Nonetheless, even if it was 100% transparent, FOSS, etc. people would still be screaming "RACIST!"
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by ThA0x2 6y ago
Can someone please tell me how this makes Palantir look bad so I can go virtue signal to my coworkers about how much they're failing?
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by ThA0x2 6y ago
Every time I hear Matrix.org being mentioned, I giggle: https://matrix.org/blog/2019/05/08/post-mortem-and-remediati... Describing their practices as sophomoric may be giving them too much credit.
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by ThA0x2 6y ago
Palantir, the virtue signalers' rally point.
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by ThA0x2 6y ago
Glad they spent time replacing the facist, sexist, homophobic, transphobic, white supremacist verbiage "master" instead of ensuring their white and Asian employees had jobs.
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by ThA0x2 6y ago
>"Employed middle class" typically reads as "mobile" and "9-5" frequently reads as "white-collar". Those folks feel time constrained, but they are also very likely to have e.g. PTO/flexible wo
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by ThA0x2 6y ago
>Poor people are the least likely to have the time and means to get any of these free IDs. I'd say it's the opposite. Employed middle class working 9-to-5 with 2 kids have less time and means. There's a Hitchen's quot
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by ThA0x2 6y ago
>Which itself requires ID to acquire defeating its purpose as an alternative ID for people without ID. You need documentation to prove you're eligible to vote in your locality in order to be able to vote in your locality. The is the
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by ThA0x2 6y ago
>Which of those IDs is available for free? I just checked the state website and they charge for drivers licenses and state IDs The Texas Election Identification Certificate ID is free. >and all the federal IDs require money. Wrong. Mi
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by ThA0x2 6y ago
It is not. In Texas, you cannot purchase alcohol with a school ID.
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by ThA0x2 6y ago
The IDs that are required to vote in Republican states are either free of charge, or they allow alternative ID documents. Texas being a fine example: https://www.votetexas.gov/mobile/id-faqs.htm There are free options
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by ThA0x2 6y ago
The IDs that are required to vote in Republican states are either free of charge, or they allow alternative ID documents. Texas being a fine example: https://www.votetexas.gov/mobile/id-faqs.htm There are free options
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by ThA0x2 6y ago
The IDs that are required to vote in Republican states are either free of charge, or they allow alternative ID documents. Texas being a fine example: https://www.votetexas.gov/mobile/id-faqs.htm
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by ThA0x2 6y ago
I live in a major city and the state doesn't seem to take care of anyone here, millennial or not.
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by ThA0x2 6y ago
Their parent's generation for sure, and the liberal educators at the time.
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by ThA0x2 6y ago
Hilarious how entitled the author is. It's delusional to believe that millennials, or anyone else for that matter, are owed living in some of the most expensive cities on the planet. So many people just BELIEVE that if you fumble throu
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by ThA0x2 6y ago
Whitelist. You can spell it out here.
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by ThA0x2 6y ago
Why?
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by ThA0x2 6y ago
Another instance where zero-trust networking has utterly failed. Security comes in layers. That first layer of requiring a VPN can stop many types of attacks from happening. Next layer is requiring MFA for VPN access. Then for admin access,
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by ThA0x2 6y ago
>Law enforcement wants to brand protesters as rioters because it helps law enforcement aims and goals, which is to end the protest and the riots. Categorically false. There were dozens upon dozens of peaceful protests across the country
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by ThA0x2 6y ago
Solaris hasn't beaten Linux in performance in the past 5 years in anything. As a matter of fact, you can't point to a single source that proves your point. "That which is purported without evidence can be disregarded without
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by ThA0x2 6y ago
>Politicians who describe whole categories of persons as “criminals” are imputing to them permanent character traits that are frightening to most people, while simultaneously positioning themselves as our protectors. What category specif

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