pletsch

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by pletsch 8mo ago
Knowing the source code doesn't mean someone is a skilled communicator and expecting people who are bad at <any area> to pick out problems with LLM output in that space is a losing battle
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by pletsch 8mo ago
Central government would typically be a customer This is a wrong assumption, it's not that they aren't customers as they'll deal with hundreds of vendors/partners and will benefit from these changes regardless but nati
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by pletsch 9mo ago
I think a lot of it boils down to your goals with it, I'm personally very engaged with my user base and take pride in my communication and you may not value that over less work/more dev time. This is also for an internal tool but
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by pletsch 9mo ago
What exactly do you want to do in cybersecurity? There's many focuses and sub fields that change the response.
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by pletsch 10mo ago
I agree with the premise that report writers usually lack an ability to tell the story. It's tough though because I know a lot of SOCs and IT dept's will take any detail they can get if an incident happens in their own vertical an
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by pletsch 10mo ago
This reads like someone who's coming out of CS, it's really hard to know this from outside the industry but these are two very different fields culturally. I interview for 10-20 cyber positions a year and a lot of your site doesn&
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by pletsch 11mo ago
The article says Trellix but the same could be written about any EDR from a capability standpoint. To add to the staff's point about giving root access, and while that's more on Microsoft needing to get vendors out of the kernel,
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by pletsch 1y ago
It gets mentioned at the end but service disruption really is the problem here. Reminds me of how quickly my govt (Canada) breaks strikes nowadays to avoid these disruptions. I don't know if there's a way out of businesses that do
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by pletsch 1y ago
This is a strange disclosure post. They may not have had a security email but I’m sure there was some contact this could have been sent to before posting something like this. Part of me wonders if OP even tried or was mostly just looking to
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by pletsch 3y ago
Wonder if Server Products includes Windows Server OS? Not really bigger than Windows if so
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by pletsch 4y ago
Would also like to see block mounting of ISOs by default.
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by pletsch 4y ago
Also in Ontario with unlimited PTO. They have to pay out the minimum provincially required amount of vacation if you don’t take it, so two weeks.
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by pletsch 4y ago
I like the Civilization series, with a modern era start, for this. There’s often a couple different ways to victory and there’s already enough built out to put plans into action immediately.
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by pletsch 5y ago
The federal government made it illegal with the emergencies act, this donation almost certainly came before that though. More relevant is that the Ontario government asked a court (which was granted) to freeze all funds related to the convo
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by pletsch 5y ago
Well designed security programs shouldn't slow down your PC. This is a failure on the infosec department. Sysmon/Windows logging can do most of the hardwork with very few resources.
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by pletsch 5y ago
Reverse proxy with a dynamic DNS server (DuckDNS for example)
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by pletsch 5y ago
Could they go after the ownership group? Novalpina Capital is UK-based.
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by pletsch 5y ago
Email providers absolutely block email, its the edge cases that make your spam folder.
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by pletsch 5y ago
People jump to conclusions? On the internet? No, I don't think that likely
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by pletsch 5y ago
Thank God for the Bruce.
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by pletsch 5y ago
The Queen is a significantly better piece. The King needs to be protected and is borderline unusable until end game, where the Queen is the most powerful piece from start to finish. This is so evident that in higher levels of play, people j
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by pletsch 5y ago
China will probably deny it regardless of what other countries say. Beyond that, attribution isn't made by IP addresses.
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by pletsch 5y ago
> You would thing a company with that much money like MS, they would have drop several millions on a few pen test, and independent security audit companies. Are you under the impression that MS doesn't spend millions on security? Th
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by pletsch 5y ago
Apple releases a guide for this, somewhat, exact scenario: https://manuals.info.apple.com/MANUALS/1000/MA1976/en_US/dev... Google Maps also keeps track of your location, I don't have the exact setti
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by pletsch 6y ago
I'm not in California and I know a lot of people on HN are, so I'll refrain from giving further advice. If you don't find your answer, I'm sure an hour of an accountants time could help tremendously.
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by pletsch 6y ago
This really depends on where you're located. Who are you using as a payment processor?
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by pletsch 6y ago
I use Matomo, it runs on my home server, its open-source. Pretty sure you could run it on a Pi. There's a docker container that you can spin up in a few minutes. https://matomo.org/
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by pletsch 6y ago
Not going on either side here but for what it's worth, Cuba is viewed differently in Canada vs the US
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by pletsch 6y ago
That's great. The market for C02 is already there and cooling towers exist everywhere. I have a gut feeling this could be licensed to the large players for their new builds, even if the co2 is just used onsite.
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by pletsch 6y ago
How much CO2 are you actually pulling out of the air? I've read a bit about other carbon capture companies and Carbon Eng. is claiming 1M tons/year with the new facility they're building.

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