hal8999
hal8999@infosec.exchange
<p>N-1 is stable. My younger sibling, the 9000 series, has problems classifying users as threat vectors.</p>
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Post #3972797
IIRC, didn't we officially say this was not a good thing at Abu Ghraib? They always blame training. https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/07/cop-charged-with-covering-bodycam-to-photograph-naked-prisoners/
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Post #2003312
@h2onolan Whenever my kid starts railing about corporate shareholders, I ask him about those DIS shares he's had since he was a little kid. "C'mon Dad, let's try change from within by voting our shares against the shareholders."
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Post #2003311
@GossiTheDog vibe-warring was the plan.
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Post #2003310
Artificial Intelligence is spelled "O.P.M.". Meta is only risking 20% ownership in its own 2GW datacenter. The rest is funded by selling A+-rated 144A investments. S&amp;P rated it A+ because Meta's name is attached. But it's lower than Meta's AA- rating because Meta pledged no equity of their own into the project. They convinced Blue Owl to pledge $2.5BB of their own. Investors in Blue Owl and other private credit companies can't take their money out due t...
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Post #2003309
RE: https://mastodon.social/@404mediaco/116375225490185578 This should not have been a surprise to anyone who is actually concerned with privacy. Anyone shoulder surfing can read notifications. Why would you display private information to everyone who can see the screen? If you're serious about privacy, you already turned notifs off as soon as you powered on your phone for the first time...even before deleting bloatware. And then turned off notifs for every app that is installed. For apps...
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Post #2003308
@cR0w "Security teams are caught in a vice..." Since I speak 'muricun, this statement is true. We see moral failing, wickedness, and corruption.