LucifarGundam @lucifargundam@qoto.org

@nyx @Cheezebell @cyberspook
I feel there's a critical step missing

@2ck
I take it you've never been in a LDR?

@icedquinn @ieure
There are no executive orders, just happy suggestions

@ieure
and Bob Ross was POTUS

@Natris1979 @pganssle
further clarity/elaboration of the process per this instance. verification of procedure, etc.

@pganssle @Natris1979
I'll ping someone in our matrix chat about this. You're welcome to join.

@agterrane

"Mount Semeru again spewed Hot Drop Clouds (APG) on Sunday (4/12) from 02.46 WIB, with columns of gray ash observed with moderate to thick intensity to the southeast and south as high as approximately 1,500 meters above the summit."

"Gunungapi Semeru kembali muntahkan Awan Panas Guguran (APG) pada hari Minggu (4/12) sejak pukul 02.46 WIB, dengan kolom abu teramati berwarna kelabu dengan intensitas sedang hingga tebal ke arah tenggara dan selatan setinggi kurang lebih 1.500 meter di atas puncak. "

@agterrane
it's fine. you're new.

@GNUxeava
it doesn't indicate what kind of priority it is...

@agterrane

@Graycot
It's not a metal in itself- but Hematite

@hackernews@die-partei.social
No. And no.

@patricklee @bhawthorne @traineyjr
>> Looks down at hand
>> Starts counting fingers
>> Counts four

"Wait, are we counting the 2013 rumors?"

@hakologist
Somewhat relevant if following the same layer of abstraction

@hakologist
Ahh, thanks for clarifying. I currently implement something similar in practical functionality. I try to avoid deep packet inspection too frequently because it takes up too much resources. I try to schedule that kind of audit for forecasted low-traffic hours. Tbh I need to do a better job of logging, but I've been too behind on other tasks to stay on top of it. @peterdrake seems to be doing an ideal job of keeping regular logs, hopefully I can follow that model eventually.

The recent uptick in malicious fingerprints has been frustrating to deal with in recent years, but I suppose that's why us admins fit our role so well. I do keep a small(inherently) list, but I need to also be skeptical of that list as it can be maliciously rewritten if unauthorized write access is given to a user who's found themselves in a privileged group (which I try to keep very limited).

@bhawthorne @traineyjr

HOW MANY TIMES DOES THE WORLD HAVE TO END?!!

@LouisIngenthron
Anyone who truly knows AI- knows that we're far from the end-goal.

That is not to say what we have achieved isn't significant or any less amazing.

The true implications of smart AI will be much harder hit than what we've witnessed so far- and will potentially set humanity back centuries if not carefully addressed.

@hakologist
>>I use aggressive containerization and encrypt outbound traffic.
<<Great practice, but surely that occasionally causes communication problems?

>>But short of requiring manual airgapped decryption, I can’t guarantee that packets aren’t compromised at the destination.
<<Everyone lies. That's the safest assumption. Zero-trust policy.

>>I also can’t promise that all inbound traffic has been encrypted from the source.
<< People can be complicated. Sometimes I wish there was a manual on how to communicate with others in the varying methods possible.

>>But the bigger issue is the sheer volume of packets traversing my gateway, to which
<< Do you keep records? Or is this a constant flow? You should schedule regular downtime for maintenance, updates, etc.

>>I have to rely on a single Pi2 running unsupervised ML in order to identify the malicious signals amongst all the noise.
<< Unsupervised? Does it not get updated at all? It's important to take care of yourself and not get overloaded with external interference!!

On a side note, remember to keep your liquid cooling system working properly by drinking plenty of water!

@ceoln @CardboardRobot
That >>includes<< boosts, yes.