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google cache posted:Your account is hacked by the Turkish cyber army AYYILDIZ TIM! Your DM correspondence has been captured and interesting information has been reached! Turks are everywhere!🇹🇷 what was the video?
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420 SWAGLORD posted:Bunch of rabbi lookin for exploits in the Law of Moses. Torah is a old, buggy implementation of Yahweh's will and you'd better believe they're gonna take advantage of that. With a single loop of string all of Manhattan becomes open to you during Shabbat. Elohim's own secfuck, 1962. temple is literally a blackhat conference
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jre posted:I’ve a big write heavy column store workload that we‘ve not patched yet, going to need to bench it to see if its as hosed so follow-up: platform engineers tweaked the write_request_timeout_in_ms setting and bumped it to 5s from the default of 2s. combined with 4 additional nodes and we're actually out-performing pre-patch state  the theory is that because writes vary in size, processing the smaller payloads increased cpu overhead and caused larger payloads to time out and drop mutations we also noticed a ton of gc which went back to normal when we did a rolling restart of the cluster to update that setting. the garbage collector might have got in a bad state, contributing to the performance issues
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hobbesmaster posted:fishmech is jewish yeah, i am
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420 SWAGLORD posted:Bunch of rabbi lookin for exploits in the Law of Moses. Torah is a old, buggy implementation of Yahweh's will and you'd better believe they're gonna take advantage of that. With a single loop of string all of Manhattan becomes open to you during Shabbat. Elohim's own secfuck, 1962. flakeloaf posted:temple is literally a blackhat conference  
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Blinkz0rz posted:so follow-up: platform engineers tweaked the write_request_timeout_in_ms setting and bumped it to 5s from the default of 2s. combined with 4 additional nodes and we're actually out-performing pre-patch state Nice, glad to hear it's not been quite as disastrous as first thought 
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flakeloaf posted:so if a spark is lighting a fire, what do people do in the winter when walking across the room turns you into a human taser Oh loving hell, it's like my conversion classes all over again. 
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Dylan16807 posted:what was the video? when it gets taken down: http://archive.is/v13zA
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It looks like they stole his username by renaming the breached account to something else and re-registering his original username 
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Jan 22, 2018 23:31
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Kazinsal posted:It looks like they stole his username by renaming the breached account to something else and re-registering his original username this just happened to a local city councilor here in toronto and on the subject of rule lawyering, we've successfully avoided data breaches be re-defining data breach
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Kazinsal posted:It looks like they stole his username by renaming the breached account to something else and re-registering his original username lol
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Kazinsal posted:It looks like they stole his username by renaming the breached account to something else and re-registering his original username 
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wonder if cheeto benito's twitter acct has tfa...
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bob dobbs is dead posted:wonder if cheeto benito's twitter acct has tfa... lol remember when there was a delay between a two-part post by donnie and the pentagon was freaking out over "oh my god who the gently caress have we just gone to war with???" can't wait for someone to reignite the korean war by hacking into his twitter and posting "North Korea MUST BE STOPPED! I am immediately ordering my generals to ATTACK NORTH KOREA IMMEDIATELY!!!"
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Periodic request for non-terrible podcasts involving information security. I know of Risky Business and Defensive Security. Anything else worthwhile?
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This might be a bit of a broad topic, but does anyone have any recommendations for intelligently done end-user workplace IT security training or good resources for setting up your own? One of our sys admins has been doing these off the shelf phishing emails and garbage traffic school type web classes rife with awful information. I saw this a few years ago: https://www.infoq.com/presentations/security-etsy and it seems like it is a much more accessible and user-friendly way of going about things but I feel a little overwhelmed doing something like that from scratch.
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:lol remember when there was a delay between a two-part post by donnie and the pentagon was freaking out over "oh my god who the gently caress have we just gone to war with???"
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just shut twitter the gently caress down already. where else can trump go? "Gab"?
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:lol remember when there was a delay between a two-part post by donnie and the pentagon was freaking out over "oh my god who the gently caress have we just gone to war with???" if there isn't a dedicated team 24/7 watching his incoming tweets and approving them if they match up with known IPs / devices then they're criminally negligent it's a good things they have a pretty good track record about being proactively responsible corporate citizens
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Rex-Goliath posted:if there isn't a dedicated team 24/7 watching his incoming tweets and approving them if they match up with known IPs / devices then they're criminally negligent
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anthonypants posted:it feels like just last year that someone at twitter deleted his account bear in mind they restored it in like 12 minutes and it was iirc late at night on a weekend or something like that so yeah, i think they're watching that account pretty closely with its own rules. wouldn't even surprise me if they had a rotating staff just for keeping an eye on his account
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univbee posted:bear in mind they restored it in like 12 minutes and it was iirc late at night on a weekend or something like that
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anthonypants posted:idk if i'd rather believe that they keep his poo poo on lock or if they found out because the rest of twitter went apeshit and yet it took 40 minutes to unfuck hawaii’s missile alert
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univbee posted:and yet it took 40 minutes to unfuck hawaii’s missile alert put twitter in charge of our missle alert system
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Lol that there are actual official military doctrines and nuclear-powered contingencies regarding donald trump's twitter
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my bitter bi rival posted:put twitter in charge of our missle alert system Missile inbound to nyc #NeverForget #ThanksObama #OwningTheLibs
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lol that trump gets to keep posting on that very same twitter account once he's no longer president
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my bitter bi rival posted:put twitter in charge of our missle alert system Hmm maybe twitter users would go into hiding and never come out
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spit on my clit posted:just shut twitter the gently caress down already. where else can trump go? "Gab"? VKontakte, obviously.
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Methanar posted:lol that trump gets to keep posting on that very same twitter account once he's no longer president
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my bitter bi rival posted:This might be a bit of a broad topic, but does anyone have any recommendations for intelligently done end-user workplace IT security training or good resources for setting up your own? One of our sys admins has been doing these off the shelf phishing emails and garbage traffic school type web classes rife with awful information. I saw this a few years ago: https://www.infoq.com/presentations/security-etsy and it seems like it is a much more accessible and user-friendly way of going about things but I feel a little overwhelmed doing something like that from scratch. In our AOR, I'm one of those resources. We rely on a good inbrief, a one-pager with a clear set of rules and in-person group presentations every year or so. Those presentations are my favourite part of my job and groups up to the ~600 range look forward to coming to see a little nerd talk about itsec for 40 minutes and try not to say a swear. Seriously, they keep coming back and asking good questions and stuff, it's pretty cool. Plus it gets my name out there as the argument-ender for when two guys can't agree on whether the rule against porn includes pigs or whatever it is they argue about for a week before emailing a question that can be answered with an url and two emojis. When in doubt, start with the pubs & policies. What are your local rules? Are they written down? Do they have teeth? If someone shits on the network, and you want to go after him for it, what realistically is going to happen? It's not fair to expect the users to know even a tenth of that stuff, so boil it down to a summary you can spit out in one breath: don't do this, here's what happens if you do it anyway, sign here, go away. Pepper with examples (the realer the better) but don't get too hung up on why and how. Edward the Ancient doesn't need to know what a scada system is to know he shouldn't plug the usb stick he found in a russian airport into his work computer. I'll  forever on this one.
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Dylan16807 posted:what was the video? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5W-CXPOH-Y
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flakeloaf posted:In our AOR, I'm one of those resources. We rely on a good inbrief, a one-pager with a clear set of rules and in-person group presentations every year or so. Those presentations are my favourite part of my job and groups up to the ~600 range look forward to coming to see a little nerd talk about itsec for 40 minutes and try not to say a swear. Seriously, they keep coming back and asking good questions and stuff, it's pretty cool. Plus it gets my name out there as the argument-ender for when two guys can't agree on whether the rule against porn includes pigs or whatever it is they argue about for a week before emailing a question that can be answered with an url and two emojis. this is awesome and gives me something to think about. thank you!
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anthonypants posted:update: https://twitter.com/prageru/status/955521292328951809 i love the future
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The_Franz posted:some buildings in new york have elevators with a "shabbat mode" which makes it just ride up and down all day, stopping on every floor so it can be used without requiring "work" on the part of the passenger in the form of pushing a button check out this poo poo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NdbkvJznmwU
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:check out this poo poo someone once described the reason for this kind of thing as being that judaism views god as saying 'okay, i'm giving you these sets of rules, and if you can figure out how to work around them, good on you' which is why asking a non-jewish person to do stuff for you is (sometimes) acceptable. iirc the person doing it has to receive some kind of inherent benefit
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vOv posted:someone once described the reason for this kind of thing as being that judaism views god as saying 'okay, i'm giving you these sets of rules, and if you can figure out how to work around them, good on you' they joke around in the video about the useful goy. the thing is you cannot perform work or ask someone to perform work for you. so if you have a non-jewish friend over and want the lights off, you just complain about the lights until the goy gets the hint to turn them off. the reason this light switch is such a big deal is it's not actually flipping a switch but rather just sliding a plastic door open. flipping a standard switch completes an electrical circuit, and that is work.
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Mr. Nice! posted:they joke around in the video about the useful goy. the thing is you cannot perform work or ask someone to perform work for you. so if you have a non-jewish friend over and want the lights off, you just complain about the lights until the goy gets the hint to turn them off.
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vOv posted:judaism views god as saying 'okay, i'm giving you these sets of rules, and if you can figure out how to work around them, good on you' This would get you burned at the stake in Christianity
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Methanar posted:This would get you burned at the stake in Christianity that's why judaism rules and christianity drools
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