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realn2s

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SW craftsperson & technology enthusiast, emphasis on security #SpielerischeSicherheit.

Private here. Working in the intersection of #informationSecurity, #ITSecurity, #OTSecurity, #SecureDevelopment, #ProductSecurity with a dose of #CriticalInfrastructure mixed in.

(working for @SMAsolar)
#BLM #nonazis #NoAfD #IamAntifa

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futurebird , to random
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I have never been more disappointed by a spelling error:

https://dp.la/item/9383481d7c3b1a327cbdf34ba6255d14

realn2s ,
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@futurebird
😂
Just in case this ever gets corrected

jerry , to random
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Update on my dad...

For background, my mid 70's parents drove from ATL to Michigan on Thursday to attend my neice's high school graduation. Friday morning, my dad wasn't feeling well and he kept feeling worse. After convincing himself that it wasn't just indigestion, he went to a local hospital ER. While there, he started developing intense pain in his chest. The ER docs hooked him up to an EKG and ran an enzyme test to see if he had a heart attack. They came back clean. But the pain was worsening. The doc administered some morphine, which apparently did nothing. They hooked him back up to the EKG and monitored him for a bit. While monitoring him, he had a heart attack.

The docs rushed him into surgery where he needed 3 stents to open up an artery that was 99% blocked.

He was moved out of ICU into a regular bed today and expects to be discharged tomorrow. He has to wear a defibrillator vest for the next 3 months, while he is assessed for futher treatments. My dad describes the vest as a "bra with metal pop-tarts all the way around his chest". I had a chance to talk to him today and he says that he feels better than he has in many years, other than the pop tart bra.

The doctor told him that the only real reason he was able to survive was that it happened while he was in the hospital. Apparently this sort of heart attack is not one that people commonly survive otherwise.

I am immensely grateful to the doctors, nurses, scientists, janitors, clerical staff, and so on, that gave me and my family the incredible gift of more time with my dad.

realn2s ,
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@jerry
😲 and 😓
Sending 💜 and additional 🤞🏻 🤞🏻

jerry , to random
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I just started reading/listening to the book “Threats” by @adamshostack. It’s really good.

realn2s ,
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@jerry @adamshostack
😂
🤞🏻 for finding the "real job"

realn2s , to random
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Looking for nerds through

I just learned the private IPs (e.g.192.168.0.1) are blocked "in" .
I there an RFC which demands this? Or does it just depend on the DNS provider?

The idea was to give a system on the private network an FQDN (and possibly a SSL certificate) but it just doesn't resolve

realn2s , to random
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Very deep and insightful presentation "Eleanor Saitta - Security as Whole System" by @dymaxion

https://youtu.be/s5PmzGGf-mU

(Thanks to @beandreams for the pointer 🙏🏻 )

SallyStrange , to bookstodon group

10 authors, of whose books I've read at least five:

Ursula Le Guin
Kim Stanley Robinson
Octavia Butler
N. K. Jemisin
Becky Chambers
Iain M. Banks
Martha Wells
M. R. Carey
Lois McMaster Bujold
Vonda McIntyre


@bookstodon

realn2s ,
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@SteveClough @n0madz @SallyStrange @bookstodon
What five books did you read of JRR Tolkien? 4 is probably easy 😉 but i totally failed reading the Silmarillion 😬

Or does the Christopher do the trick 😉?

realn2s , to random
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Hello

Im looking for the original (or at least for a higher quality version) of the following cartoon

It's from 2014 or earlier (I took the picture in 2014)

The artist is probably Heyoka

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  • realn2s , to random
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    I haven't seen a lot of posts regarding the newly "discovered" Russian backdoor from any of the usual suspects. Only articles in general newspapers.

    I this just hyped by a security firm?

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    @jerry
    I'm looking forward to reading assessments here 🙂

    pluralistic , to random
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    I wuz robbed.

    More specifically, I was tricked by a phone-phisher pretending to be from my bank, and he convinced me to hand over my credit-card number, then did $8,000+ worth of fraud with it before I figured out what happened. And then he tried to do it again, a week later!

    --

    If you'd like an essay-formatted version of this thread to read or share, here's a link to it on pluralistic.net, my surveillance-free, ad-free, tracker-free blog:

    https://pluralistic.net/2024/02/05/cyber-dunning-kruger/#swiss-cheese-security

    1/

    realn2s ,
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    @pluralistic

    At this point I would like to point out, that the holes in slices of Swiss cheese are by default aligned. You would need to reorder the slices deliberately to avoid this.

    I'm still undecided if this makes the "Swiss cheese model of security" wrong or even more fitting 😬​

    bibliolater , to bookstodon group
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    What is the most difficult #nonfiction or #academic #book you have ever #read? What made the #book so difficult for you? Would you #recommend others #read that #book?

    #Question #Questions #Reading #AmReading #ReadingCommunity #Books #Ebook #Ebooks #Bookstodon @reading @bookstodon

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    timrichards , to bookstodon group
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    When I was in a book club, I wouldn't show up if I hadn't read that month's book. I eventually left when almost no one each month read the book. The socialising was nice but, c'mon, read the book.

    Why we keep showing up to book clubs — even when we haven't read the book https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-01-18/book-clubs-still-popular-bringing-readers-together/103326462

    #Books #Books @bookstodon

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    altlife , to random
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    Hello world!

    My name is Priyanka Singh. Born in New Delhi, India, I've been traveling since past few years to continue my learnings about life. Academically I did my postgraduation in literature and worked for a decade in publishing. I also worked in a non profit for a few years and this year I intend to start a free progress school in my parent's village in Pithoragarh, Uttarakhand. I'm looking to connect with people ideating innovation in education. Thank you for reading. 🪷

    realn2s ,
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    @altlife @appassionato @bookstodon
    There ist also "Augehöhe macht Schule"
    (Rough translation "on equal footing in school)
    https://augenhoehe-film.de/augenhoehemachtschule-2018/

    Sadly the material is all in German

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