supersquirrel
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- Comment on CISA: Most exploited vulnerabilities should have been eradicated decades ago 3 days ago:
Do you have an economic or social system in mind where it would be solved or better?
Democratic Socialism
- Comment on CISA: Most exploited vulnerabilities should have been eradicated decades ago 4 days ago:
I am not saying it was a fair fight, but there absolutely was, however the endpoint was reached, culture of disinterest about it that was not preordained.
www.patternlanguage.com/archive/ieee.html
^ I agree with everything Christopher Alexander says about the computer/software industry here in 1996
- Comment on CISA: Most exploited vulnerabilities should have been eradicated decades ago 4 days ago:
Well that and the associated failure of tech culture in Silicon Valley and elsewhere to understand the important of organizing in the workplace not only to improve the quality of working conditions so you can truly show up and feel supported to do good work you are proud of… but also to ensure that the industry at a basic level remains functional and ethical.
If you look at the primary motivating reasons of a lot of industries striking in the US, it often has to do with a universal anger and grief that basic aspects of their work are being undermined by carelessness, nursing is a good example of that.
- Submitted 4 days ago to cybersecurity@infosec.pub | 19 comments
- Some bacteria build internal 'power cables' to extend respiration beyond the cell membranephys.org ↗Submitted 2 weeks ago to [deleted] | 0 comments
- Comment on Are there any serial killers still active in the US today? With all the tech like dna, fingerprints, flock camera's etc. Would it be almost impossible to be one? 2 weeks ago:
Additionally police are often the murderers themselves.
We all saw what happened to George Floyd.
- Comment on Dolphins Filmed Using Sea Shells as Tools in Rare Sighting off Australia | Sci.News 2 weeks ago:
Why do I keep getting the feeling that the Dolphins keep trying to use tools and props to warn us Earth is about to be demolished for a hyperspace bypass?
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What I love most about Hasan Piker is how incomprehensibly liberals, empty centrists and conservatives absolutely panic when they see his name when in actuality Hasan Piker has very moderate and rationale beliefs.
No Hasan isn’t a moderate according to the definition of a moderate being completely unreflective of how their beliefs and ideals connect to reality, but Hasan is actually very much a moderate in terms of wanting systematic change in the most boring, broadly beneficial and policy focused way possible. There is nothing “radical” about Hasan Piker’s personality or politics when viewed from a rationale perspective, the beliefs of centrists are far more radical given the incredible unexamined hypocrises at the heart of them.
- Comment on 92% of American adults aren’t going to a doctor because they cannot afford it. The health insurance industry must be dissolved & all of its executives criminally prosecuted for murder, conspiracy, an… 3 weeks ago:
Me neither
- Comment on How com the ad industry make so much money? 3 weeks ago:
If everyone is so concerned about smartphones and social media ruining our attention span than where is the moral panic around advertisements slicing up everything into smaller and smaller chunks seperated by unrelated maximally superficial content?
hmmmm