[-] ____@infosec.pub 38 points 3 weeks ago

Content? Hardly.

Disinformation. Lies. Etc.

[-] ____@infosec.pub 31 points 1 month ago

There's also zero reason for me to ever set foot in a Chipotle when we've two different local chains, one primarily sit-down and one primarily food truck-based, offering broader menus, safer food, and better food - along with all the miscellaneous one-offs that one would expect in a city of any size.

(Shout-out to Moe's, for anybody in Chambana!)

[-] ____@infosec.pub 23 points 3 months ago

As others have pointed out - costs a few bucks annually,and requires beneficial ownership report (free IIRC).

Otherwise, it’s a tried and true tactic to pass businesses down through generations. An LLC vs. a corp vs a trust is a convo to have w/ lawyer barred in your state but the general premise is vaguely sane.

[-] ____@infosec.pub 23 points 3 months ago

This is fucking horrifying.

[-] ____@infosec.pub 26 points 3 months ago

Or, try limiting one's actions such that they match the average American's level of criminality, and just don't be a fascist dictator asshole aiming to deport the people who produce food and... Yeah.

[-] ____@infosec.pub 62 points 4 months ago

Still doesn’t fix the ill will from when they abruptly killed Apollo, in a stupid way that screwed both users and an indie dev who actually cared and had dedicated significant effort to the platform.

Also, I absolutely cannot wait for when Reddit itself becomes meme stocked. Somehow, both GameStop and AMC are still alive, but the crazies are back, and Reddit seems like an excellent candidate.

[-] ____@infosec.pub 48 points 4 months ago

That source is garbage.

Seems to be based on what amounts to a single “does not currently appear that the procedure itself killed him” statement from MGH, which is generally respected.

I will wait for the actual journal article that (I sincerely hope) is yet to come.

Five years, and an additional two months following consent from a highly experimental and unique procedure that he appears to have given informed consent for because he would otherwise have died sooner beats the hell out of five years without the two months.

I could make a hell of a lot of amends in sixty days, knowing it was all I had, that I’ve had trouble making in four plus decades…. Which would make the end exponentially more peaceful and pleasant.

Anything that gives me that much time is a net positive. Not going to bother with some of the usual surgical recovery stuff if I am fully informed at that point but… Don’t want to die wishing I had had time to make that one phone call or txt that I didn’t quite get to make because we don’t get to choose the moment.

Ten yrs from now hewill be a hero for undergoing the procedure that leads to real progress.

[-] ____@infosec.pub 29 points 6 months ago

If the clock is off (bad CMOS battery, as others have noted); and there is a password "max age" setting that's intended to be far, far, far in the future...

Well, your clock being off by a few hundred years might well trigger the (intended never) expiration setting.

Malware is a possibility, but I lean towards the date being the cause rather than an effect.

[-] ____@infosec.pub 31 points 9 months ago

How about a headline that’s not pure clickbait.

[-] ____@infosec.pub 24 points 9 months ago

I understood it as “pre-prepared poop Pringles”

[-] ____@infosec.pub 33 points 9 months ago

When Borat was fresh, I was in a new hire class for a major telecom you’ve heard of if you’re in the US.

Somehow, the chatter came around to Borat, and someone challenged me on the existence of Kazakhstan.

I’m not always great with people , so I did a double take - they were serious. I shipped them a GMaps link via chat…

…and they proceeded to argue with me that said country couldn’t possibly actually exist.

Once in a while, I wonder where that person ended up - no Ill will towards the misinformed, but I’m certainly curious.

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Tired of wondering when the Big G will kill off GV, and now I also find myself needing to port a number quickly so I don't lose it (damned MFA backup SMS!).

3 numbers, a fax would be nice though I can take it or leave it. Basic autoattendant would be nice, voicemail and transcription, etc.

Really, I'm just looking for the features that have been bundled for years on the consumer side, and without nickling/diming me to death on it - and without Google.

Amazon's call center product is interesting, but more than a little heavy for me. I hate to go all-in on a self-hosted PBX when I don't really have the need. Not to mention I've still got to pay for the DID if I do that..

Used RingCentral for many years, and wasn't impresses. That was a while back, I hear they've improved somewhat, but the experience still left a bad taste.

[-] ____@infosec.pub 45 points 11 months ago

Hell, no. I was hired remote, the position was approved as remote, and remote is where I'm going to stay.

If I go job hunting, that's my #1 criteria. I took less money because remote, and because health insurance. I stand by that decision today, and would do the same again.

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