As others have said, it doesn't have to be black or white. 100% anonymity/privacy on the internet is almost virtually impossible for most use-cases for accessing the internet in the first place, but that doesn't mean you just let go and let it happen. You can still take steps with protecting as much as you can while at the same time still use the internet comfortably, even if it means having to maintain some non-foss apps just to keep in touch with friends/family and have accounts with major platforms. Just do as much as you reasonably can with what you can influence and control.
spacedancer
joined 2 years ago
It’s the people who make work their personality and them circlejerking each other. Don’t get me wrong, there are experts in my field who post valuable stuff on there, but it’s about topics in our field, not about working itself.
I think this would be the answer word-for-word by any immigrant who moved to the US for white-collar work.
Well that was a disappointing read. We don’t know what the actual flaw is because he never wrote it down or explained it to anyone who did.
This case is so mysterious. Mental breakdown perhaps? Temporary psychosis?
I don’t have the document on hand while writing this, but I believe ISO27001 and most other certs have controls around regular pentests on an organization’s infrastructure and applications, and they ask for evidence that those are done regularly and ask for proof of remediation of findings during audits. While they don’t directly ask if “company survived a 5 day red team exercise”, the control processes they check for indirectly checks for those. And yes, it largely depends on how technical and how deep the auditor wants to go.
This applies to lift-and-shift migrations too. “We need to migrate this now, let’s fix it as a next phase”, then it never gets fixed; instead of taking the opportunity to fix stuff as you build on a clean slate.
Saw him in person at Defcon years ago. He was very personable and was happy to talk to anyone. RIP
I'm just happy about the competition. At the end it's us the users who benefit.
- Hire a fiduciary consultant/accountant to ensure the money is invested into accounts where I can live off the interest more than comfortably.
- Travel to all the places my wife and I want to go.
- Buy citizenship (via investor visa) in the best developed country that fits our lifestyle and life priorities.
- Buy a nice but not extravagant house.
- Buy all the non-essential stuff I've always wanted to buy.
- Hire a personal chef who will cook healthy AND delicious meals for us everyday, so I only need to cook when I actually want to.
- Give a lump sum to each of my immediate family members and my wife's mom and brother. We trust them enough to not abuse the privilege of having a billionaire family member.
He also shouted later on "Oppenheimer style" then proceeded to op op op op on everyone gangnam style.
Lmfao at the last sentence.