redfox

joined 2 years ago
[–] redfox 1 points 2 years ago

I always liked the term boots on our necks, but it's more like boat shoes or Armani?

[–] redfox 1 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

The two party/mass media distraction machine working on the next big thing? πŸ˜„

Trump even admitted to this stuff though, he said they all do it and they won't change the tax laws. IEven Chappelle write a bit about it.

He waves it in 'average Joe's' face, and people are still voting for him. 🀯

[–] redfox 2 points 2 years ago (4 children)

What about virtualizing windows?

Only thing I know of is hyperv, but it's not widely used I don't think and MS is pushing azure $tack right?

[–] redfox 1 points 2 years ago

For the sake of discussion, what would people say to continuing warrantless surveillance when acquireing data for these purpses, but mandating the agencies delete it at completion since the US persons aren't the investigation purpose and I don't think it would be in scope for legal search and seizures right?

They're happy, and they can't use our data against us without warrants?

I feel like the NSA already has all this, why don't they just ask them πŸ˜‰

[–] redfox 1 points 2 years ago

I don't know why I like this kind of news so much.

  • I don't really love piracy, but I also understand why people do it
  • I definitely don't like dmca from my understanding and hearing of stories
  • I want actors, crew, industry to make money, but how much is enough? To me, they always act like they're protecting jobs, but I of course argue they care more about margin, profit, investment.
  • The film industry has been bullying small tech organizations in other countries like the recursive DNS providers with law suites. They don't understand how the Internet works. I disapprove.
[–] redfox 2 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

Yeah, I have to agree that I'd rather see manufacturers fix vulnerabilities than try to restrict access to knowledge, which hasn't worked in the past.

My argument is based on making the device illegal won't stop people who break laws by definition from using it or getting it, although they can get hemmed up if caught with it.

Also, the last 20 years in the information security industry has shown positive shifts in the idea that finding any/all vulnerabilities are good for consumers to know that they have a vulnerable item and need to be protected. This measure goes against that in my opinion and takes us a few steps back.

[–] redfox 2 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago) (1 children)

Do hit the TrueNas forums. It's very important if you're not a ZFS pro.

I had to learn quite a bit before I got my setup right.

The FreeBSD people can be... abrasive at times, let it roll off your back if they are. TN is one of my favorites.

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