Funny because I just restarted a playthrough of this a couple weeks ago for no real reason other than it's a game that runs well on my steam deck. That and I enjoyed my first playthrough.
andrew
joined 1 year ago
I think OP implied that AI is neat.
Not to mention you really can't hide that other drive from windows, and I'm sure a lot of the security tools would start screaming about new storage added when not expected. Data Loss Prevention is a big deal and random storage showing up doesn't often mean the user has good things planned.
Yeah, this is an important point tbh. Vlans alone don't add any security if your firewall doesn't do something to prevent it, as your router will happily forward packets to the next vlan. It should be on a DMZ vlan, meaning traffic is allowed in at the firewall but not to any other internal vlans.
Everyone starts somewhere and learns as they go. You did too.
And you can even do this with luks on lvm.
This vulnerability has nothing to do with password strength or security and everything to do with password reset security, i.e. email and improper handling of parameters to that reset API call.
Passkeys are interesting and potentially quite strong but they're going to have to fall back to the same old reset mechanism if you e.g. drop your passkey device (phone) into a lake.
func areNumbersEqual(a, b int) string {
return "maybe"
}
func areNumbersEqualAI(a, b int) string {
time.Sleep(5*time.Second)
return "maybe"
}
IP assignment is extremely common, but there are almost always exceptions that you still own the IP if it's your own time, your own equipment, and not directly related to what you do for your employer.
It's kind of hilarious as a sport. There's so many Mario Kart inspired rules and, not even sure what to call them, but things like the boost when you drive over the special spot on the road.
I'd take it if it was a reasonable price, like 1k, and if I could just swap it into new phones every time I upgraded.
The problem is, power requirements tend to increase as computation power increases. And no doubt battery tech will improve in those 50 years.
Not sure where the positive news is, unless you're a Disney shareholder. They dropped subscribers and are now losing less money. They care about the money, not really the subscribers. This pattern will likely continue.