ramuel

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by ramuel 7mo ago
These platforms have been running for years with obvious signs of insider trading. I guess it's better late than never that someone was caught officially.
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by ramuel 7mo ago
This was always just a marketing gimmick to try and crush competitors using "safety" and fearmongering. Reminds me a bit of "don't be evil." Convenient catchphrases and mission statements for companies in their infa
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by ramuel 7mo ago
Maybe they'll put claude in charge of the nukes.
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by ramuel 7mo ago
Winston, obviously. He left behind his free-thinking and became unwavering to Big Brother. Truly a winner
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by ramuel 7mo ago
Well this is entirely believable for what Microsoft is up to nowadays. Copyright law and IP need not apply in 2026.
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by ramuel 7mo ago
Micron is so awesome, especially when they stopped selling to consumers. Who needs memory anyways for anything...
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by ramuel 7mo ago
https://pwn.college has really good modules/dojos that cover a bunch of reverse engineering concepts.
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by ramuel 7mo ago
Seems pretty neat. Dealing with vendors is always fun...haha. Any plans for ranking SIEM/SOAR/EDR or other defensive stuff?
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by ramuel 7mo ago
It would have been extremely funny if this article was paywalled
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by ramuel 7mo ago
https://archive.is/7A0L3
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by ramuel 7mo ago
The Anthropic one? Although I'm sure they'll put ads into claude eventually
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by ramuel 7mo ago
That sounds concerning... How exactly are they measuring their best developers? Is "best" those with the most AI-generated code put into prod???
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by ramuel 7mo ago
"BridgePay Network Solutions, LLC (BridgePay) is a transactional gateway leading the industry with robust data security technology and premium cloud-based solutions" right...
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by ramuel 7mo ago
Huh, the more you know. That's pretty interesting. I didnt know Telegram was banned nor the popularity of WhatsApp (and the new app) but I suppose it makes sense with the circumstances going on there. Appreciate it!
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by ramuel 7mo ago
Is WhatsApp really that common in Russia? I would assume most people just use VK and Telegram.
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by ramuel 7mo ago
https://archive.is/pJbid
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by ramuel 7mo ago
Microsoft - a company with tens of thousands of engineers and billions of dollars in cash (plus assets), cannot support anything legacy, while concurrently failing to deliver a working product on any modern device. With more and more decisi
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by ramuel 7mo ago
https://archive.is/FKqsH
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by ramuel 7mo ago
We live in the best timeline.
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by ramuel 8mo ago
facts and data are no longer needed in the big 26.
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by ramuel 8mo ago
Japan needs a full-standing army, air force, and navy too, but demographics make that increasingly difficult.
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by ramuel 8mo ago
Can't they just use Pegasus or Cellebrite???
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by ramuel 8mo ago
"Flood the zone"
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by ramuel 8mo ago
They're "obstructing" the unfettered profits.
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by ramuel 8mo ago
Lol at all the publicly traded companies noted there...they produce some of the worst homes possible. Shoddy materials and two-bit GCs whilst charging a fortune. Also there is no addressing where these are going to be built? There is a hous
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by ramuel 8mo ago
Microslop continues to destroy anything and everything under their domain. Libraries at the office that serve as definitive truth for relevant information? Nah books are lame. Office Suite? Too logical. Let's just rename it to Copilot.
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by ramuel 8mo ago
Musk and X don't seem to be the type to care about any laws or any compelling legal requests, especially from a foreign government. I doubt the French will get anything other than this headline.
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by ramuel 8mo ago
correcto. Although to be fair that's not exclusively what I was implying.
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by ramuel 8mo ago
hmm what a mystery. I wonder why
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by ramuel 8mo ago
Certainly. Many companies have degree requirements, but a lot do not. The value of degrees have also decreased in this space, especially with oversupply of graduates (most of whom are just using AI for everything). Practical knowledge, and

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