Also, at the societal level, the high lethality of the virus makes it far less likely to be able to spread broadly.
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Tinidril@midwest.socialto
Linux@lemmy.ml•The zero-days are numbered | The Mozilla Blog - Firefox 150 includes fixes for 271 vulnerabilities identified during this initial evaluation [of Mythos Preview]English
1·22 days agoI don’t disagree on the current state. However, it’s not hard to foresee that attack tools will be developed that can maintain “attention” on an attack for days or weeks at a time with privately run agents. I’m sure they are out there already to some degree.
Tinidril@midwest.socialto
Linux@lemmy.ml•The zero-days are numbered | The Mozilla Blog - Firefox 150 includes fixes for 271 vulnerabilities identified during this initial evaluation [of Mythos Preview]English
84·22 days agoCyber security in general is going to get interesting. Breaking into protected systems often requires more patience than expertise. Attackers often get detected when they take short cuts because of laziness and overconfidence. AI agents have unfathomable patience and attention to detail.l
Tinidril@midwest.socialto
Programmer Humor@programming.dev•tech never works for longEnglish
1·23 days agoIt depends on the rest of your setup, but I recommend going with zigbee or matter/thread for the connectivity. I definitely wouldn’t put any “smart” devices on my general purpose wifi. That stuff is never going to be secure. Also, consider if smart switches would work for you instead. That way you don’t have to pay the premium when a bulb burns out.
Tinidril@midwest.socialto
Gaming@beehaw.org•Steam is basically a PC gaming monopoly, so why isn’t anyone mad?English
9·24 days agoThe network effect is a pretty significant barrier. If a game comes out and it isn’t on Steam, the odds are pretty good that most gamers would never bother looking at it. It’s hardly Steam’s fault that the only attempts at competition for decades have been enshitified from launch though.
Tinidril@midwest.socialto
Science Memes@mander.xyz•Killing the intellectual future of Iran. Science has no borders.English
5·1 month agoWhy on earth would they not want death to the west? It’s not like we haven’t deserved it. Israel is way more extreme than either Hamas or Hezbollah. That’s what happens when you create an ethnostate, arm them to the teeth, and back them unconditionally for generations.
Tinidril@midwest.socialto
Science Memes@mander.xyz•Killing the intellectual future of Iran. Science has no borders.English
2·1 month agoNo country lasts generations in a static form. That’s not a thing.
Tinidril@midwest.socialto
Science Memes@mander.xyz•Killing the intellectual future of Iran. Science has no borders.English
111·1 month agoI’m not sure if you are being sarcastic, but democracy and capitalism are fundamentally incompatible. “Equal capitalism” is an oxymoron.
Or just mix the peanut butter up really well when you first open it before putting it in the fridge. Warm peanut butter mixes really easily, while cold peanut butter takes a long time to separate again.
Tinidril@midwest.socialto
Linux@programming.dev•Surge in Systemd forks after the latest changesEnglish
3·2 months agoIf you have root access to the system, then you can enter any date you wish. That’s not exactly a per-app or per-request prompt, but there is nothing preventing you from using whatever date you want. The only situation where this is going to matter is when an adult manages a computer for a minor and wants them to be age restricted.
I get the “boiling a frog” arguments against this. It does feel like a first step towards gating the Internet behind government ID. However, if this were to forever be the way things work, I don’t see a problem.
I’m also not sure how resistance from the Linux community on this law will do anything to prevent future authoritarian overreach. It could do more to keep us marginalized, which will make us even less capable of standing up to the next phase.
Tinidril@midwest.socialto
Technology@lemmy.ml•Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says ‘I think we’ve achieved AGI’English
67·2 months agoTo be fair, that’s exactly the kind of picture that would pop into my head given that prompt. Try to imagine that your nose doesn’t itch.
Tinidril@midwest.socialto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•Sheesh, the US is sure getting scary. Well, it's a good thing it would be impossible to trace Signal to someone via metadata like a phone number, right?English
4·2 months agoIf you were ever in such a situation, I’m sure your lawyer would present the fact that you always have a first aid kit with you to challenge it’s relevance. People who know you could be brought in to testify as such.
On the other hand, if you don’t generally carry a first aid kit but brought one to the protest alongside the other listed items, it does seem indicative of intent.
There was just a news story that Denmark was (among other activities) stocking up on blood supplies in Greenland. That’s not an unusual thing for a military to do, but it’s pretty obvious that they were preparing to fight US forces. That’s obviously not a crime, but the logical connections to intent are similar.
Tinidril@midwest.socialto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•Sheesh, the US is sure getting scary. Well, it's a good thing it would be impossible to trace Signal to someone via metadata like a phone number, right?English
4·2 months agoIf you give me ssh access to their server, then I can verify. Otherwise it’s “just trust me bro”.
What do you think an independent autit does?
Tinidril@midwest.socialto
Linux@programming.dev•Systemd’s New Feature Brings Age Verification Option to LinuxEnglish
3·2 months agoIn at least Illinois, this is still in the proposal phase. The bad news is that there are also more draconian proposals that require government issue IDs.
Who says I’m trying to make them do anything?
You have no right or reason to interact with them whatsoever.
I absolutely have the right to talk to anyone I wish. (Assuming we’re not talking about stalking, harassment, etc). As for my reasons, they are my reasons and fuck you if you don’t like them. It’s no wonder nobody has a social life anymore.
Tinidril@midwest.socialto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What are some examples where the more you know about the world, the better it seems?English
22·3 months agoI do know our history, and in October 1962 the odds of nuclear war were less than the odds of a climate apocalypse today, because they weren’t 100%.
As bad as trump is, has he murdered 13 million innocent people yet?
Yet? No. But he is on course. The estimated number of deaths from his illegal USAID cuts is actually 14 million by 2030. That’s one policy. I expect that number will be dwarfed by the long term impacts of his environmental policy. Then we have the pending excitement in Iran to worry about. A nation of 93 million people can throw at least a few million more lives on the pyre before all is done.
Tinidril@midwest.socialto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What are some examples where the more you know about the world, the better it seems?English
83·3 months agoNuclear was was always an apocalypse that might happen. Climate change is an apocalypse that is happening.
Hitler was bad, but he didn’t have anything like the arsenal and intelligence networks available to Trump. We have the consentration camps, and the death camps too, although those are outsourced in other countries.
But I didn’t say anything about picking a person up except to explicitly exclude it from what I was talking about. The comment I responded to was specifically about starting a conversation.

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