Analyst, IT/InfoSec/Finance
Recovering Twitter/Reddit lurker, mostly boosting topics on Technology, Information Security, and the War in Ukraine. Always RTFMs. Am autistic.
Analyst, IT/InfoSec/Finance
Recovering Twitter/Reddit lurker, mostly boosting topics on Technology, Information Security, and the War in Ukraine. Always RTFMs. Am autistic.
Narrator: “He found a way to blow it”
Ars reader reports ChatGPT is sending him conversations from unrelated AI users
Names of unpublished research papers, presentations, and PHP scripts also leaked.
That combined with “get lucky”, the age-old American life strategy
@jerry since I have a foot in both worlds (IT/Finance), a lot of it has to do with high interest rates making capex investment more expensive, the same force squeezing Silicon Valley at the moment. It was super cheap for a long time to plow tons of money into long term strategic bets (almost always IT adjacent) and it isn’t anymore. I would look for it to return back to normal as the fed cuts rates later this year.
(For the record, not defending this practice, just sharing what I’ve seen)
Both horrible and containing major “please clap” energy… unreal
The hero Polish hackers who fixed DRM-bricked trains have explained how they did it. There was DRM that killed power to trains and broke compressors if trains had been to independent repair yard. One train was also programmed to arbitrarily break on December 21, which actually happened two weeks ago:
Today in Dystopia: Google is paying parents $50 to film their children's faces for a product they're developing, according to "job listings" we've reviewed
https://www.404media.co/google-telus-pays-50-to-scan-childrens-eyelid-shape-and-skin-tone/