So we have to do a bunch of security trainings again in August or whatever - and I know I hate all of the security trainings - but I was wondering about fairly seriously suggesting doing an Engineering Wide "Watch the training and mock it" session
The actual goal being to have people discuss the modules and what we think is good and bad about it - and why we think things are bad/irrelevant in a productive way, with an informal feel - in order to get real security awareness training done but without making it feel as bad
How do you feel about that?
Well, I just made this suggestion to my other half in management and see if I can get this to be formal policy
The fediverse is fun
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Got a bunch of stuff from a contractor, including a blob of terraform.
TIL that RFC 1918 lists 100.0.0.0/8 as a private IP block!
You mean 10.0.0.0/8 as a private IP block, right?
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RFC ft-ietf-cidrd-private-addr: Address Allocation for Private Internets
This document describes address allocation for private internets. This document specifies an Internet Best Current Practices for the Internet Community, and requests discussion and suggestions for improvements.IETF Datatracker
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Ok - so full disclosure - I hate American Gods - it's a Bad Book (imo)
But I read up to the end of the City of Glass issue yesterday, and I feel like Neil Gaiman's Sandman is just... trying to shock me repeatedly, and its calls to empathy refuse to not try to make me feel bad for my empathy by revealing a secret that the person I was empathizing with *suuuuuucked* retroactively. "You think this woman is bad?! Well she's a lesbian! HA! You empathized with her for being a lesbian! BUT SHE'S PHYSICALLY ABUSIVE HA!", and like, that's bad empathy, and bad storytelling, and it's not *fun*.
And uh- question - Morpheus definitely is implied to have forced himself on Nada? Right? That's what the closing paragraph says? I'm supposed to like this shitty person? Or like, at least think he's worth following?
@The Corodon alright, the second half of Volume 1 had things I didn't like, but I loved most of it
The resolution of the Doll's House arc kinda made me trust more
I am running a Cyberpunk game where a corporate has their headquarters outside a city, but few onsite apartments, so the people who are *in power* all do what is known locally as The Commute, a two hour traffic jam.
The world is making it clear that there's off-road public transit available, and there's an economy of people doing bike food deliveries, prostitution, and busking along the track for the four hours a day people are spending in traffic.
All for the right to drive to work in their own car.
And - Cyberpunk hurts me
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@Darcy Casselman No no - these are VPs and stuff the CEOs are just flying
And yeah - there's a room in the basement where people do offsite meetings.
Meaning yes, these people are commuting 2 hours to be in the office to work remotely
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@Darcy Casselman Definitely! (Shadowrun - all cars are self driving, so all applies)
The PCs are meeting their contact in their car during his commute, because they can pose as delivery people, and it's a space he can trust!
To my players, "Yeah, looks like his headware was installed before he was grown enough to not have it hurt him. Kinda like a 10 year old who has botox scars from beauty pageants."
My players didn't know how toxic pageant parents are...
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Hey #OpenBSD people - are you getting perl errors after upgrade to 7.3?
I've upgraded 3 servers successfully so far, but bringing up my webserver gives me:
web$ sudo sysmerge
doas (silverwizard@web.obscuritus.ca) password:
web$ sudo pkg_add -u
Zlib.c: loadable library and perl binaries are mismatched (got first handshake key 0xec00000, needed 0xeb80000)
web$ CPAN and CPANm both give me the same kind of errors. perl-migrate-modules gives a similar error. I rolled back the update and pkg_add work, and I ran perl-migrate-modules to try to get XS versions and things correct, and then I ran the upgrade again, with same issue.
web$ env
_=/usr/bin/env
LOGNAME=silverwizard
PWD=/home/silverwizard
HOME=/home/silverwizard
MAIL=/var/mail/silverwizard
PATH=/home/silverwizard/bin:/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/X11R6/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/games
TERM=vt220
SHELL=/bin/ksh
USER=silverwizard
web$ My env is pretty empty, and I've tried deleting my perl5 directory, and other site packages (pkg_add explicitly no_libs them but you know).
Anyone else seeing this?
src/md.amd64 at master · openbsd/src
Public git conversion mirror of OpenBSD's official CVS src repository. Pull requests not accepted - send diffs to the tech@ mailing list. - src/md.amd64 at master · openbsd/srcGitHub
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@Andrew Hewus Fresh yeah, Perl migrate modules is for migrating your installed modules to a new Perl binary apparently, but yeah
Yeah, I nuked my perl5 dir and it definitely no_libbed
It definitely is weird because Zlib wasn't there but I've installed three servers successfully from this install73.iso (but used the http mirror to get the files... On all servers), and it's persistent on this server and only this one...
It's super odd
They didn't invent words for how much I love being a dad and love my kids
I can be a grumpy nerd with a beard at computers, but kids never!
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@pamela :flan_butterfly: I know that on the legal end it's entirely about locus of power and racism. But I just got an email from a Security Company telling me that TikTok is fine (I am on too many Security Company Spam lists that I can't leave...)
But yeah! it would be so nice if this unified with the privacy law work being done!
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This is unacceptable - right? This article existing proves that AWS isn't a serious product - right?
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@Rivetgeek Good - I am just .... so frustrated - I don't want to change everything in my new job - but Datadog is so bad
I have CloudTrail for logs - and I wish we'd either double down on it, or stop using it. But I really wish I wasn't getting garbage shoveled into a slack channels without a link to the actually actionable information damnit.
I wish... I could just... get alerts that meant there was a problem and had info about where
Introducing my competitor to LLMs: SKM
The Small Keysmash Model will generate bespoke keysmash with almost no overhead!
It's a neural network I trained on me keysmashing once.
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@Andreas vom Zwenkauer See I have a hard time taking these sets with a very low price per part seriously, in part because they're standing on the shoulders of the elephant in the room. For example, I sold today a couple of LEGO sets that were released in 1993, so 30 years ago, and not only the parts I found for these sets in the bin I sorted were in great condition (albeit a little dirty), I was able to replace most missing parts seamlessly with much newer parts. These for me are proofs of an ongoing quality commitment dating back at least 30 years that none of the newer LEGO-compatible brick ventures, however well-intentioned, can ever claim to match.
One of the reasons the LEGO second-hand market has always been very strong is the normalization LEGO introduced in the 70s (!). As a result, LEGO parts always have been a known quantity, and you can build a business based on trading genuine LEGO parts because of this ongoing trust in the product itself. Is LEGO overcharging for new sets? With such an incredible engineering legacy for what was considered like mere children toys until very recently, they damn well can, and I'm absolutely not ready to quit this field because of outlandish price-per-part claims.
Let's talk about the BlueBrixx second-hand market in 30 years, shall we? 😄
Let's talk about the BlueBrixx second-hand market in 30 years, shall we?
Yes !
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The fact that I was in BitCoin in like 2009 (it was before I started dating my wife, and that was May 2010, which leave a very thin window), and did AI stuff even before that, makes brinigng me into Crypto and AI chats incredibly weird.
I've been here since the beginning, and seen every grift and been calling it a grift and a con for longer than many people have been in the space.
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My RPG group needed to evoke a dive bar correctly, so I coined the phrase "greasy beer"
This is literally the worst concept for a dive bar
Thinking about this again web.archive.org/web/2013092322…
That was 4 days after the domain was registered, and the day the phone was released....
Is Touch ID hacked yet?
An archive of the website istouchidhackedyet.com, where indeed it has beenweb.archive.org
@⛅ w chance of bears I use fingerprint because I want to make sure I don't pocket dial.
But yeah - seriously - it's... upsetting to me
So much just weird security choices
It's longrunning character Hat Dan! The Dan with a Hat
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It seems incredibly impossible to email a tailor and be like "can you tailor me a pair of baggy cargo pants?"
It just...
I'm sure they'd take the commission, but it just seems wrong
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As AI art gets better and better at photorealistic art, it gets worse at *art* and better at *deception*. But of course, as it gets worse, it gets worse at *art* and better at *making garbage*.
There is an obvious solution to this dilemma.
@mike No I agree
I was thinking about this image I saw of someone next to a TV with a person in the TV coming out to hug them.
If an AI made it, it would look bad and dumb
If a human made it, it means something weird and personal
Kind of like how sometimes who the artist is matters. The context of a work’s creation changes its meaning. But, a human still made potentially thousands of creative choices in the creation of an AI generated image, in much the same way a photographer or director does. An AI didn’t decide that out of it’s quasi-infinite potential outputs, a certain one should be circulated on social media with a certain presentation.
…yet
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I love the idea of Joke Theft and shit on social media.
Someone makes a joke, and then someone else riffs on it. Or tells a similar joke. And people get super up in arms about the joke being "stolen".
Copyright and Clout just rotting their brain until they ignore the idea of culture
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@⛅ w chance of bears Yeah
And like, maybe someone sees a joke, and would prefer a slightly better one and riffs.
you don't need to cite your Joke Sources
MLA Style Joke Citations
I just wanna be an embedded dev so I can port Android Open Source to surplus Google Glass and mount it inside a pair of ski goggles
I am a simple man
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yeah, that's a nonstarter on like every level.
I would really love digital signatures to be on more fragments of content, like I feel like the possibility of digital signatures is severely underused. But the truth value isn't something we can ever fix technically.
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@серафими многоꙮчитїи I dunno - I don't own enough technology that I trust to own a key longterm
I don't have a device I feel like my key wont be exfiltrated from, and I am terrible at keeping reliable hardware tokens.
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in reply to silverwizard • •We don't *make* security training
We make FUN of them
I feel bad for the security training companies - they're impossible to do a good video for, it's an impossible job, and I'm sorry this is my best solution to make it engaging
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