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BiggerBoat posted:This is the type of stuff that worries more than anything as the nature of what constitutes warfare moves into the digital age. Not to mention, not being able to post on the SA forums what a nightmare
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BiggerBoat posted:This is the type of stuff that worries more than anything as the nature of what constitutes warfare moves into the digital age. More likely to be terrorism or just something not working (think a bigger boat in the canal) than a nation state since everyone's banking is so integrated. Though they could still do something really dumb to a system too complicated for them to understand all the consequences and do that.
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Yeah I'm pretty sure that no one really wants to have a global financial catastrophe outside of some select lunatics in the goo
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the problem is that those lunatics keep increasing in numbers and so we get a worse(better?) non zero chance of the ultimate bad financial thing happening. like regressive dark money doesnt have the short, mid or long term discipline to get themselves (and us) out of this decades long sown and reaping they caused.
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PhazonLink posted:the problem is that those lunatics keep increasing in numbers and so we get a worse(better?) non zero chance of the ultimate bad financial thing happening. Sure, I was just agreeing with GG that it's not likely to be an attack from a nation state that brings our economy to a screeching halt.
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Professor Beetus posted:Bluntly, there needs to be an age limit, and it's loving absurd that ageism can only go one way and there are minimum age limits for service. Wonder if that has something to do with who makes the laws! The thing that makes it most obviously needed is that cutting it at the SS retirement age would eliminate half of the Senate and SCOTUS, as well as the last two presidents.
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Professor Beetus posted:Sure, I was just agreeing with GG that it's not likely to be an attack from a nation state that brings our economy to a screeching halt. Yeah, and I don't disagree with BiggerBoat in that something like that could lead to a WW3 like event, just that it wouldn't be the opening salvo of the war and is more likely to be the "Franz Ferdinand gets shot by some yahoos" small domino.
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In case anyone expected anything less, Musk's big conversation with Ron DeSantis as he launches his Presidential campaign on Twitter Spaces isn't working
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FlamingLiberal posted:In case anyone expected anything less, Musk's big conversation with Ron DeSantis as he launches his Presidential campaign on Twitter Spaces isn't working It's a complete shitshow. https://twitter.com/PEWilliams_/status/1661495273439256578?s=20 https://twitter.com/JordanUhl/status/1661496381800890372?s=20 https://twitter.com/JUNlPER/status/1661495354771095553?s=20 Don't worry. This guy got it figured out. https://twitter.com/Jason/status/1661497360973742080?s=20
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volts5000 posted:It's a complete shitshow. Please let this be how the rest of DeSantis campaign will go. I want them to learn not a thing from today.
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Mooseontheloose posted:Please let this be how the rest of DeSantis campaign will go. I want them to learn not a thing from today.
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May 24, 2023 23:30
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Tally statehouse louse outs mouse, sprouts bid for White House
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volts5000 posted:Don't worry. This guy got it figured out. *Bugs Bunny voice* ummmmm, maybe. https://twitter.com/somebadideas/status/1661496487988060161?s=20 Letting bluechecks upload 2+ hour movies to Twitter might have been a mistake.
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Beautiful https://twitter.com/oneunderscore__/status/1661500400409739264?s=20
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FlamingLiberal posted:Beautiful NO CARRIER
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So without going into too much detail I work for a multinational heavily in the IT/OT space so I work directly with industrial control systems. These things in general are so vulnerable it's terrifying. There needs to be a concerted effort to pour money into core grid infrastructure and industrial control in general, up until now this is largely been on the individual companies to police but it's too loving expensive to fix properly that it is often ignored. The opening salvo of the next major world conflict is going to be a couple valves being opened or closed in creative ways or just introducing interruption to chemical or nuclear reactor monitoring systems. No these things aren't air gapped, stop saying they are air gapped or should be air gapped because they just aren't.
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We already saw this happen a decade ago with Stuxnet. If that didn’t scare everyone into improving security I don’t know what will
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haveblue posted:We already saw this happen a decade ago with Stuxnet. If that didn’t scare everyone into improving security I don’t know what will Companies will literally just repeatedly get hit rather than spend money to do good security. Doing security right costs way more than getting hacked. And government is so non-functional in anything that isn't literally on fire right this moment. Government couldn't be bothered to follow a step by step guide the previous admin had layed out for them in case of a pandemic and people were literally dying. Computers getting hacked? They don't care.
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Money invested into things like updates and security does not immediately return profits and is often expensive. Not doing that means you only incur costs later when you inevitably get your poo poo hacked, and at that point it's not an investment, it's just normal business expenses. Dumb as hell, but 
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apparently the Year 2038 problem is the next major problem. but thats more than ten years away so not a problem.
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Maybe firing anyone at Twitter who might be able to fix these problems wasn't such a good idea.
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volts5000 posted:It's a complete shitshow. These sorts of things require a lot of pre-planning, special testing, etc., since they tend to get an unusual amount of attention. I am sure Twitter had people for that before Elon fired them.
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haveblue posted:We already saw this happen a decade ago with Stuxnet. If that didn’t scare everyone into improving security I don’t know what will Years ago I figured what was going to happen was that there'd eventually be a major breach exposing customer data and that that would produce a wave of regulation. But instead we've just sorta accepted that major breaches exposing customer data are just a fact of life and there's shockingly little liability for mis/nonfeasance in terms of companies handling sensitive data. I think the only way out of it is if we started treating programming more like engineering—with accreditation for education, licensure for practice, regulation on what's produced, and liability for failures. But I have no idea how to plausibly get there from here.
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Young Freud posted:Trump's spoken about the DeSantis-Musk announcement: lmao Looks like he’s still got it, and looks more and more like desantis is a disaster pencilhands fucked around with this message at 01:30 on May 25, 2023 |
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Madkal posted:Maybe firing anyone at Twitter who might be able to fix these problems wasn't such a good idea.
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I thought everyone at Twitter was a coder now - why couldn’t they just code a solution in real time???
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They said learn to code and dangit I'm learning!
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pencilhands posted:lmao A Desantster!
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SubG posted:I kinda felt the same way about the Morris worm. That was 1988. Instead we've ended up with a situation where substantial chunks of the internet are dependent on load-bearing single-developer NPM libraries. It’s going to get much worse. Supply chain attacks are some of the most effective ways to infiltrate companies and ChatGPT is going to introduce a whole new class of them. Also, the bar for getting something that kind works now is really low now, so there’s gonna be a lot of AI developed prototypes built by incompetent developers controlling critical infrastructure in the near future.
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Weak rear end mumbling rear end presidential campaign announcement full of boomer tries to use skype energy start to finish, I absolutely love it
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Yeah, we found a new low below Four Seasons Landscaping.
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Morrow posted:Yeah, we found a new low below Four Seasons Landscaping. Turns out 4 seasons landscaping is like the Triatram cathedral in that there's many levels below.
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Yeah cause for all of how hosed it was, 4 seasons was still an EVENT. Rudy got to talk, there was iconic picture taking, it was memorable, unlike this event in which the second most viable conservative politician after trump went all in on the most broke medium possible, Elon all mumbling through it like Strong Bad's imitation of a college radio host
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James Garfield posted:Oh my god look at the Desantis official campaign website Lol a little scrolling “under construction” banner wouldn’t be out of place
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SubG posted:I kinda felt the same way about the Morris worm. That was 1988. Instead we've ended up with a situation where substantial chunks of the internet are dependent on load-bearing single-developer NPM libraries. There was some noise about it earlier this year but I haven't really been tracking it: https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2023/03/biden-administration-wants-to-hold-companies-liable-for-bad-cybersecurity/
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I AM GRANDO posted:“Official Desantis Website” I made better websites when I was 13 using basic html
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