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@mattjay I still don't understand why people started using their real names on the internet, especially if they care about privacy. It's not like the "cloud" and centralization removed all the problems.

@ggreenwald the Dixie Chicks never recovered

For the first weeks of the Iraq War, journalists who showed things were far worse than Bush/Cheney claimed were demonized as traitors, pro-Saddam, etc. -- even though they were right. Patriotism doesn't mean lying for the state about wars. It means telling the truth about them:

@ThePrimeagen if they use 67 as a age they're too young, if they use 69 they're at least a millennial.

ohh, ok, thats so much better

@HackingLZ that's why they changed the name to Cyber Security. It's not about protecting information, it's about describing the threat and creating a narrative for why it's ok not be proactive about security.

InfoSec is in a weird spot. You can be all in on AI and also recognize that InfoSec literally means Information Security which probably includes not throwing all your client data into a frontier model. Local models, shared compute in office DCs, rented inference you have options. The whole point of the job is protecting information, and a lot of people seem to have forgotten that.

@vxunderground the possible silver lining is that people move off large tech companies platforms and we go back to self-hosted focused platforms like it use to be.

The Guardian makes an excellent point. The Internet has bad people Instead of having parents speak with their children or implementing parental controls, we should make everyone in the country give large tech companies a face scan or photo ID

@ksorbs Why are you so obsessed with Canada?

@HansMokeNiemann no gambling companies please

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@DanielMiessler So your problem boils down to you being mad they have SKU's and a ToS that they enforce, and that you don't like the CEO because of the way he looks and talks. What are you b̶u̶i̶l̶d̶i̶n̶g̶ vibe coding other than api wrappers?

@topstriker01974 @TyeFurtado @TiffanyFong better watch out or China will delete Hockey, then you will have nothing to brag about.

@TyeFurtado @TiffanyFong

name a country gayer than canada

@caseyskater tell me you don't know what the Canadian Shield is without saying it.

Canadians be like "I hate Americans" but like 90 percent of the entire population lives 100 miles from the border.

@MelkeyDev @Jonathan_Blow @theo

@Jonathan_Blow @theo fight him

... @theo

@robertgraham The franchise never really recovered after that last episode of Enterprise.

Wokeness is what's ending the franchise. Star Trek fans don't care what reviews say, they care only about the content of the TV shows. "Star Trek Academy" disregards the genre sci-fi elements that made Star Trek, and instead pursues "prestige drama" elements and wokeness.

@robertgraham the truth has always been right in front of us.

Finally, we are going to get the truth about UFOs!!! Or, not.

@vxunderground "Ask people about themselves" - this is the key to not being socially awkward.

I've seen nerds say, "how does the malware guy who doesnt go outside have a family and i dont?" Well, it's very shrimple. 1. I don't talk about what I do, ever. They don't understand malware and if I tried to explain it they'd be scared. 2. I don't tell anyone what I do on the internet, ever. If I told people I unironically talk to cyber terrorists and send the FBI pictures of cats they'd be scared. 3. I don't talk about computers or anything technology adjacent, ever. Computers are for nerds and normal people don't understand it. If I explained anything they'd be scared. 4. I dress normal. I wear generic middle class jeans from generic middle class stores. I wear generic shoes like Nikes. I don't wear cybersecurity shirts. All my shirts are cheap $8 shirts that are blank with no logo on it. Basically, be a normal person. Talk about dumb shit, like the weather or food, or something. Ask people about themselves (they love talking about themselves). You have to segregate internet person from IRL person. tl;dr malware is illegal and for nerds

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@JJ_McCullough What if we let them, but with the condition that they pay for all their expenses.

This is such British tabloid slop for British boomers who want to pretend they still have an empire. “Buckingham Palace” does not “make” people governor-general of Canada because Canada is not a colony of Britain, as three seconds of journalistic fact-checking would prove.

@vxunderground Someone puts a gun to your head - delete all the malware stuff, or all the cat pictures. Which one do you pick?

108,980 pictures of cats

@BanMe_DoIt @scrowder Have fun in the U.S. l've lived in NJ and Texas, it was a very quick and easy process too. And yes it is a "broader concept", and Canada is indeed a nation. What visa are you going down on? O1? lol.

@FuzzVector @scrowder Already in the process. It's not a "broader concept" it's communism/socialism, both failed ideologies. Otherwise it's such a vague notion it proves my point: Canada isn't a nation, you can't even come up with what it is. Have a good one, enjoy your joke of a country

Been saying it for years. Canada has been playing “country” for a long time. Now they’re playing “evil country.”

@BanMe_DoIt @scrowder Collectivism is a much broader concept, and trying to pigeonhole it as communism is intellectually dishonest. You should just move to the U.S., especially if you've already got health insurance for down there. Also it's about ~10% of your income here in Canada.

@FuzzVector @scrowder We all know what collectivism is, don't be facetious. I love how you're pretending America has no safety nets, and believe me, I LOVE our health care; 30% of my income for leeches and I have to go south for my treatments. Canada is a joke, and won't pass the test of time.

@BanMe_DoIt @scrowder Don't talk past me and put words in my mouth, enjoy your health care and social safety nets. You should look up the definition of the phrase I used because it's a self description describing tolerance levels.

@FuzzVector @scrowder Yeah... that's horrible. "Our difference is we're commies" Americans aren't "fools" this is the silly elitism, they are literally the strongest nation/group in human history, but yeah, they're just dumb.