If you try to find the flaws as a defender, you have already lost.
Non-sense! There are plenty of very well designed software packages built using defensive programming practices that still have security flaws. To claim you have already lost when using those measures is to claim that only code with years of tireless review like NASA's near flawless software is good enough.
Just because we lacked the resources to find software flaws didn't mean that there were never massive vulnerabilities just waiting to be discovered, it just means it required dedication to find them. The lack of investment in security is about to be laid bare for all to see. Those that are actually interested in making secure software now have the opportunity to get even closer to that goal. Everyone that has been doing (and continues to do) the bare minimum is about to get a lesson in the importance of investing in real security.
Good security is expensive but having bad security is about to cost a whole lot more.
The issue of daylight savings has largely been solved by shifting clocks a minute every day for sixty days. The obvious problem is that we didn't build our electronics based on the concept of variable lengths in the days. However, we could mandate that all new electronics either have a built-in calendar, have NTP capability, use celluar towers for synchronization, or not have a clock at all and at the end of a decade or two we could switch to a much healthier approach. However, it will never happen because of businesses like trains, airlines, financial markets, and international logistics rely on a synchronized timeline which means it would need to more than just a single nation that uses this scheme but the whole world.
TL;DR: it's just not lethal enough of a problem to get solved, especially when the money changers get involved.
The estimate is about $1.8B per day. Which has cost consumers (not businesses) ~$100B thus far.
Rule 99: "Trust is the biggest liability of all."
Based on what?
Talking to the guy who runs our phishing tests.
How could any rational person expect the individual contributor to get that right?
Sounds to me like a great reason to test, then. How many other bad actors know the Knicks won? Spear Phishing is one of the most effective forms. I bet everyone who failed it now has a healthy obsession with not clicking links. Obviously I don't know all the details, but generally when my company expects us to get emails from new external contacts we are made aware of them beforehand. Re-reading the summary, I have to say that yeah it's a bit of a dick move, though. Dangling something cool in front of employees who would were told they weren't getting it is pretty shitty.
Palmer Luckey is a creep just like Musk. It seems at least possible that some of his personal genetic material would make it into his uber-hound. And Kash Patel is good with FBI agents that may have involvement with bestiality.
I started thinking of this as a horrible joke, but I'm so weirded out now I'm wondering if it could end up being true.
A 1-year-old child appeared without legal representation in an Arizona immigration court this week and was told to file an asylum application before the next hearing or risk being ordered deported.
Your pretense that the Trump regime is reasonable shows you are on the side of sadistic monsters. It's already known that many minors have "disappeared" in Border Patrol/ICE detention.
What's happened to them? Some of them have certainly ended up victims of child trafficking in both labor and sex slave situations. Given that Trump likes to fuck 13 year old girls, and Kash Patel is OK with FBI agents having sex with animals, it might be even worse then that.
Are you OK with this stuff? What the fuck is wrong with you? I think you have abandoned being a normal human being.
what did you trade for reliable access to electricity?
The ability to stargaze and an increased probability of burning down my house. How dare they take house burning away from me! It makes me so bad it makes me want to set something one fire... like a house! Wait... OK, so just stargazing.
Consoles are usually using out of date hardware by the time of their release.
"usually"? I think you mean post PS3 when they started making x86 based systems. Anyway, designing, testing, and coordinating the construction of millions of these takes time. So sure, "out of date" for children with no grasp of what goes into building hardware, but when the systems are designed, they are cutting edge.
If you suspect a man, don't employ him.
