Michael Weiss

@TindrasGrove@infosec.exchange @akareilly@hachyderm.io I knew someone would end up knit picking in the replies.

@adamshostack@infosec.exchange @briankrebs@infosec.exchange yes, it does seem to be an operation run by pro cons.

@johnchiment@ioc.exchange @briankrebs@infosec.exchange You'll have to make a Liszt of all of them, won't you?

@dzwiedziu@mastodon.social @utf_7@mastodon.social @violenteastcoastcity@mastodon.social and increasingly et AI. For better or worse.

@mattblaze@federate.social @mossyfoot@pdx.social @mike805@noc.social And it's the retail nature that acts as a deterrent. The cost of implementing the fraud is typically orders of magnitude higher than the value obtained in doing so.

@bitprophet@social.coop if people don't start referring to that kind of self-inflicted injury as an Embolism, they're missing out on an amazing opportunity. #worldcup

@ljrk@todon.eu @buherator@infosec.place @drwhax@infosec.exchange Part of the source of this is the lawyers. In business, companies are typically shielded from liability if they follow "standard and customary business practices". So if "everyone else" is doing it that way, you can too without taking on the liability. Of course, that takes you only so far. If your business is unable to function for two months, legal liability may well be the least of your concerns. But the problem with that threat is that it's a gray rhino risk. Those are really really hard to get businesses to spend on mitigating. For better or worse, LLM-based attacks may remove most of the gray from those risks and reduce the resistance to mitigation.

@hellomiakoda@pdx.social @pathfinder@beige.party a house surge suppressor makes a big difference in times like that.

@VeroniqueB99@mastodon.social show #norway a thing or two there! #worldcup

@wendynather@infosec.exchange @rmd1023@infosec.exchange better than Sioux City...

@wendynather@infosec.exchange it's the best time of year for them.

@akamran@indieweb.social @newsguyusa@flipboard.social some might suggest that the firearms industry is protected by its own as well.

@DavidBruchmann@mastodon.world @lowqualityfacts@mstdn.social smart

@adamshostack@infosec.exchange @mattblaze@federate.social Hey @lowqualityfacts@mstdn.social are you gonna put up with this guy?

@mattblaze@federate.social as you know, "Everything looks worse in black and white. Kodachrome gives us those nice bright colors."

@jgilbert@mastodon.social most don't know.

@wendynather@infosec.exchange yeah that was my first thought, too. Sometimes there really is a wolf.

@20002ist@thepit.social @mattblaze@federate.social And that would have been over 20 years ago.

@mattblaze@federate.social though when he does, it contradicts the preceding line.

@adamshostack@infosec.exchange Benchmarxxing?

@adamshostack@infosec.exchange I did my own smart detector. Dumb wired interconnected detectors, plus a relay that senses the signal on the interconnection, plus a Zigbee inline switch that sends a signal to Home Assistant. Everything local. Not as feature rich, perhaps, but no privacy issues. And no enshittification concerns that the manufacturer will hold the devices for ransom when they feel the need for more revenue.

@lowqualityfacts@mstdn.social you only do high quality low quality facts!

@tinheadned@dice.camp I settled on some gauges that show up on my wall tablets at all times (current production/consumption, and daily production/consumption) and only when something looks off do I examine anything else.

@saraislet@infosec.exchange @dangoodin@infosec.exchange @adamshostack@infosec.exchange I suppose it would depend on exactly what chocolate it was...

@20002ist@thepit.social @mattblaze@federate.social Simpler times.

@gdinwiddie@mastodon.social @mattblaze@federate.social Time flies, doesn't it?

@wendynather@infosec.exchange I have an active email account that's 31 years old. Very few seem to be able to beat that.

@adamshostack@infosec.exchange yeah they do that, too. That said, modern x detectors beep in a specific pattern of three, which has the advantage of being understandable in any language.

@johntimaeus@infosec.exchange @mattblaze@federate.social don't forget the circles and arrows

@brianhonan@mastodon.social a doctor at the Mayo Clinic?

@brianhonan@mastodon.social sorry...I did actually look it up before tooting and was simply making a joke on the name collision.

@WenhamToo@mstdn.social @lowqualityfacts@mstdn.social Or saxophones when they

@wendynather@infosec.exchange inflation has gotten so high ...

@geeksam@ruby.social @molly0xfff@hachyderm.io and why is it supposed to be "mothers-in-law", but you hang out with the "in-laws"?

@mattblaze@federate.social think of how much more comfortable it will be if you hear the temperature in Celsius. 45° is positively brisk sounding!

@jm_favreau@c.im @pommesdelune@mastodon.social Yes, I've done these things. It's been working great. You'll need to use the data it collects for a while to help you with tuning, because you'll be learning about how your home absorbs and releases heat in various forms (ambient vs direct sun, for example). But even at a first attempt it will make an immediate difference.

@wendynather@infosec.exchange Costco has it in appropriately large sizes.

@syntaxseed@phpc.social @fuzzychef@m6n.io @evacide@hachyderm.io even when they do, sometimes that still results in a physical check being cut.

@jefftp@hachyderm.io @wendynather@infosec.exchange Oh, RHELAI?

@hellomiakoda@pdx.social @homeassistant@fosstodon.org they say you can remove it. I haven't tried yet. But I doubt it'll listen on both ports simultaneously.

@adamshostack@infosec.exchange Someone needs to send it to an orientation seminar.

@phpete@mastodon.coffee #owengoal is their star player #worldcup #vargentina

@adamshostack@infosec.exchange in some ways, I love this so much. Tell the 12 year old that they need to get as high a score as possible on the exam, and they hatch a plan to steal the answer key. And think about how stupid grown-ups are. It's hard NOT to anthropomorphize GenAI sometimes.

@wendynather@infosec.exchange I just asked. Everything it said to me aligns with what I already know to be true. Except that it had rather high praise for you...

@joshbressers@infosec.exchange I miss the days when a lot of things that don't work today used to work. And as I wrote this, what popped into my head was "Gee, our old LaSalle ran great..."

@ryan2one3@mstdn.ca the original trophy was, in fact, a cup. A rather striking Art Deco design. Brazil got to keep it for being the first team to win three times. They then commissioned the current trophy as the replacement for the cup, but the tournament name stuck.

@eightys3v3n@lemmy.ca @chaospatterns@lemmy.world I got one that uses two CT clamps. It barely fit into the wall box with everything else in there, but I didn't shorten any of the wires to free up room. It's been a great addition to my overall monitoring infrastructure.

@hrbrmstr@mastodon.social Aye, see?

@mattblaze@federate.social this is exactly what got me off of the smartwatch bandwagon.

@alyx_woodward@universeodon.com @mattblaze@federate.social maybe, just maybe, Matt sounds rehearsed because you're far from the first person to attempt this conversation with him, and so it's rehearsed in the sense that any conversation you've had hundreds of times is rehearsed? Just a thought.