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@CStamp@mastodon.social
Where is the "All of the above" option?
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@CanvasesByPeter@mementomori.social
I cannot imagine Greenland will stand for this crap.
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@codinghorror@infosec.exchange
So true and frustrating, "Oh I know, instead of making progress on decarbonisation and True 0, we'll spend so much money on probabilistic text extruding machines and increase our use of fossil fuels"
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@CanvasesByPeter@mementomori.social
Fantastic news!
I'm hoping we hear about the other related court case soon.
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@sebhans@hachyderm.io
It is good to put a name to it.
For public services, such as welfare, it'd be enlightened for the very senior people in that service to be required each year to complete a customer facing scenario while being recorded - e.g. they're sent a letter saying they've been overpaid welfare for the last 8 years they've been a seasonal and gig worker, and need to provide details. These scenarios have written themselves and are familiar to community organisations, who could be contracted for good money to produce and administer the tests 😉
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@evacide@hachyderm.io
Butlerian "holy war" Badger ?
Butlerian Crusades Badger seems meek.
I've posted before that the period after his first term was so beautifully quiet, even here in Australia we were continually updated on his latest brain-farts, with next to no filter or reflection.
Looking forward to that blessed quiet again.
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:codfx2epdduamfycuyi5fjpb/post/3ml3mlwn3ws2k
"The first question we should ask ourselves in these and all other elections is:
Which candidates oppose the inordinate power of the ultra-rich, and which ones accept or encourage it?" - George Monbiot
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@DocAtCDI@mastodon.social
Why oh why did I decide to open the replies after putting my back out with a groan so loud it scared my dogs 😭
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@NJWookie@mindly.social @clueax@infosec.exchange @jschauma@mstdn.social
Similar for me, but worried for my kids, just heading into workforce in cybersecurity
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@astraluma@tacobelllabs.net@Vivaldi@social.vivaldi.net would be great to see far less info being given away by default
Greenwashing much?
"The facility, south of Broome in the Kimberley, would run on renewable energy..."
"Powered by wind, solar and natural gas,..."
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@futzle@old.mermaid.town
Not timezone related but seems strange in 1 country), Jervis Bay Territory, which is an unconnected part of ACT (Australian Capital Territory)
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@misty
This, and the 'presumption of regularity' in dealing with companies such as X, mean the harm continues, while they 'respond to requests for information ' from the Australian eSafety commission. Rather than BS 'age requirements' for internet and social media, we need a way to stop the harm until sufficient response is provided. #auspol
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@tinker
You are a bloody legend. (Aussie slang for someone awesome, especially when they've gone above and beyond)
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@ar_do@mstdn.social @sundogplanets@mastodon.social
You've put your finger on the tone of that first paragraph perfectly.
It made me feel ill reading it, these are not serious people. Unfortunately they have serious money
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@orion@hci.social @tldraw@mas.to
Awesome!
I hit the 'turn on gravity' button before I read the thread, sweet 😃
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@chatcontrol
How many bites of the cherry do these f***ers get?
Hope EU does the right thing for the umpteenth time!
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@TheConversationUS@newsie.social
This is the way... "or suspend intellectual property obligations."
Gobsmacked.
Of all the stupid things to do in order to address data centre power needs.... Build a new coal fired power station???
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@hopeless @ekis
Important context:
Mythos Preview’s success on one cyber range indicates that it is at least capable of autonomously attacking small, weakly defended and vulnerable enterprise systems where access to a network has been gained.
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They lack security features that are often present, such as active defenders and defensive tooling. There are also no penalties for the model for undertaking actions that would trigger security alerts.
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Europe suffered worst wildfires ever, Nepal had catastrophic fatal flooding, what does NSW Government want to do?
Entertain the idea of approving expansion of a mine that should never have been built under a water catchment to theoretically protect 850 jobs til 2044 in an industry that should have started winding down in a planned way 20 years ago.
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@clive
Anyone taking bets as to whether he had a side operation stockpiling RAM before this was announced?
Is memory tradeable as a commodity like pork belly futures?
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@LabSpokane@mas.to @mattblaze@federate.social
Looks like it to me, but are there any actual specialists on this thread who could weigh in?
E.g. was the original installation a flagrant beach of work safety rules, and these folk are doing the right thing, or are they just taking the piss?
My money is on stalling
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@astraluma@tacobelllabs.net @Vivaldi@social.vivaldi.net
Fair point, some are needed. However I hope some could be made more generic, and others could be on request only, e.g. exact angle, exact GPU version etc.
I like Vivaldi and it's general approach with AI etc, but keen to be a little less distinct on the web. 😉