Point is: pour more money into training machines to imitate all the things we don't actually understand the complexity of, and surely we'll no longer need those people when we finally escape to a better future where our serfs don't need such petty things as rights and payment. And if you help us get that, you just might get a ride on our escape too!
All I'm hearing is "let's build the OceanSpaceGate station and fill it with all the billionaires" and I'm struggling to see a downside.
True, but I personally don't see the point in adding a bunch of new packages to a system to make it work the way another system does when the migration process is minimal.
Using podman compose, I've migrated multiple docker compose to rootless with basically no required refactoring until I made it a quadlet so it would always just run.
but if two self driving transportation companies are in competition with each other and they both want to dominate the market, one might set their prices lower than the other to steal the market share.
“network isn’t air gapped anymore” side of things. Now you’re having to maintain firewalls, patch firmwares, manage users, enforce good password hygiene,
This is all shit they should be doing now. They have to have a firewall to get to the net, so they should be maintaining and patching it. Managing users is standard AD shit, and password hygiene is t as easy, but setting reqs in AD for complexity goes a long way (as does not forcing passwords to rotate on an arbitrary basis).
And yes, I know it doesn't happen in a lot of places, which is why I said 'should'. Having been on the cleanup side of multiple security incidents, doing the basics is harder than you'd expect for a lot of places ....
I would say that doing so would mean that there's no one to hold accountable, but then I remembered the hellscape I live in where ceos don't face accountability anyways, so yeah...
All I'm hearing is "let's build the
OceanSpaceGate station and fill it with all the billionaires" and I'm struggling to see a downside.