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TheObviousSolution

@ TheObviousSolution @lemmy.ca

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  • Linux is BAD - Best Android Dependency.

  • I mean, there's a huge pile of illegal things Republicans are doing, just add it to the list. One illegal act is punishable, a million illegal acts is just how it is. Meanwhile, Democrats think they can just weather the fascist storm and seem incredibly naive with outbursts like this when it happens to them personally.

  • A lot of the technology you use to connect over VPNs or over the Internet already addresses MitM. If it's typo-squatted, you are sort of using password managers wrong. You do have the option of setting up TOTP elsewhere like on your phone authenticator so the point of failure isn't on your side, I just think it's sort of funny how easily you can make it be one.

  • If you can get at a password by hacking a website, I wouldn't be holding out hope that they couldn't then steal the TOTP secret.

  • If the site is compromised, then the hackers could have stolen the TOTP secrets as well as the passwords. How do you think the site verifies TOTP codes? If you reuse passwords while using a password manager, you are asking for it, though.

  • On the other end, there is an excessive use of 2FA with systems for whom the concept of SSO seems to be a foreign thing. It's also sort of funny that 2FA can just mean using a TOTP capable password manager, reverting it back to one factor.

  • "Because of the kids!"

    It's funny that it, using children as a form of gaslighting, is an attitude so obviously wrong it was the plot twist of Unbreakable, but when it's happening in reality with people who are more openly nefarious people don't seem to care. One thing that I consider proved beyond doubt is that most people can't really be taught even when it's easily digestible entertainment media, the core basic critical thinking skills to bridge the gap from one context to another just aren't there, otherwise politicians wouldn't be able to continue using the same form of gaslighting over and over and over again.

  • NFT just served as a training opportunity for the people behind it to learn how to get away with legally scamming people, not surprised the Reddit admin was all in on it when it came out.

  • For the people that don't see how manufactured some of the attacks against Valve have been lately (not that this will help convince them regardless...)

  • What's the excuse for almost the entirety of the Republican party and the accompanying RINOs then? The fact is that he is such a compulsive liar that nothing he says matters, he's just a noise maker that works it into a distraction from what he is doing.

  • So we can pirate books as well as long as we aren't able to reproduce them verbatim from memory as well?

    Judge Vince Chhabria either accepts whatever bribes and offers he's probably getting offered and sides with Meta, or it will eventually go on to the Supreme Court where they most definitely will. That's the part of this that will work the most under an administration of no accountability.

  • There are no regulators, they were the first casualty of the Trump administration.

  • The lesson: AI cannot bridge an air-gapped backup. This could all be prevented with a crappy portable hard drive from costco.

    I'll let you troll up with your drug buddy.

  • The best prevention is not letting it happen in the first place. If your backup is a crappy portable hard drive from costco, you get what you buy, I wouldn't have much faith on that either.

  • Just have them add a disclaimer or have the hosts be liable for what their chatbots say, stop adding bureaucracy just asking to get selective prosecuted and abused.

  • You pay the same as an EV when moving around locally (just the electricity cost) and only have to bother paying for gasoline when going long distances instead of having to also pay for the cost of renting the vehicle.

  • The casualties of anthropomorphism keep adding up.

  • Technology @lemmy.world

    Amazon to replace 600,000 US workers by 2033 with robots

    www.computerworld.com /article/4076455/data-amazon-to-replace-600000-workers-with-robots.html