PhilipTheBucket
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- Comment on Mozilla's Latest Quagmire 10 hours ago:
Honestly, Librewolf is pretty functional. It used to break all kinds of stuff, but now it’s just a couple of sites with fingerprint protection issues, and there’s a couple-of-clicks way to disable the strict fingerprint protection on any site you care about where it’s causing problems.
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- Comment on 19 hours ago:
It’s worse now. There are a lot of apartment building facilities management systems on the public internet now with poor security.
Want to make yourself a fob to get into the building, or into someone’s apartment? Want to get a listing of when those people enter and exit the building and when they’re generally not home? Well, now you can. It’s not a real high percentage of buildings that have their management systems exposed that way, but in raw numbers, there are a whole fucking bunch of them.
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- Comment on OpenAI reportedly on the hook for $300B Oracle Cloud bill 2 months ago:
Pretty much. Some decades ago, I read a story from a guy who didn't have a lot to do at work because things were poorly organized, and he created a script to just move windows around and enter numbers and gibberish on the screen, and he would leave that running and just sit at his desk daydreaming. Eventually he got promoted, because every time his boss stopped by, it looked like he was actively doing stuff (which wasn't true of most people there).
- Comment on OpenAI reportedly on the hook for $300B Oracle Cloud bill 2 months ago:
It's already happening. HHS has OpenAI for everyone who works there, and as of now they're required to use it.
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- After Ukrainian testing, drone detection radar doubles range with simple software patcharstechnica.com ↗Submitted 2 months ago to technology@lemmy.zip | 1 comment
- Microsoft, Linode, warn of cloud latency spikes due to Middle East submarine cable problemsgo.theregister.com ↗Submitted 2 months ago to technology@lemmy.zip | 1 comment
- Comment on [deleted] 3 months ago:
Oh... yeah, that makes more sense than "decrypting" it to inspect it.
Anyway, I think I'll delete the article, I think you're right and it is unuseful.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 months ago:
Hm, I think you are right. Looking at it again, there's also this:
For one, enterprises largely disable QUIC and force websites like Google to downgrade back to TCP. This is because there’s only a single firewall vendor that can decrypt and inspect QUIC traffic (Go Fortinet!).
I definitely don't think that is how it works. Maybe enterprises disable QUIC, but it's not because they can decrypt and inspect HTTPS traffic.
- Tencent doesn’t care if it can buy American GPUs again – it already has all the chips it needsgo.theregister.com ↗Submitted 3 months ago to technology@lemmy.zip | 16 comments
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