Being made to do a review course on I.T. Security by the company. All employees must.
So here is my rundown!
1. No using Microsoft. Even though the company email uses Outlook, this is unsecure
2. No using Google Chrome or Google's Search engine, even if we're told we should for all company work. Never do this.
3. No using Windows. Just. Don't. At all. I know I said no using Microsoft, but returning to especially say no Windows
Very important steps~
*feeling stubble on legs* where do i go in my settings to stop my body from downloading texture packs automatically
“You think Big Brother is watching you on the subway? You’re absolutely right.”
-New York governor Kathy Hochul, quoted in the New York Times about the introduction of surveillance cameras into subway cars
There's always an excuse to expand surveillance. But the state being stronger will not necessarily make us safer.
We are inspired by those who resist.
Silly posting aside, I want to thank the Cybrespace staff for all their hard work, I will miss this place and I'm sad to see it go, but I understand where staff is coming from. I'm not sure what mastodon I'll be on, but I'll be on Frag-Net's Matrix and other networks. In short, "I'll be around".
So long, and thanks for all the fish.
Will miss this instance, if any wish to find me on my other one look for @SpiritualTechie
If you're worried your sarcasm might be too ambiguous, just include the word "totally" in there somewhere. Or just say it's sarcasm. Or say "not to be sarcastic but" if you wanna go for irony points. Or add "/s" to the end like the geeks do. Or use the interrobang in place of a period, which one glorious nerd proposed as the sarcasm punctuation mark. Typography is fascinating!
Alternatively, we can all live without sarcasm. You know what we can't live without? Communication. Assholes who say you shouldn't communicate unless you understand all the intricacies of everything involved are the worst kinds of people.
This is why we can't have nice things: 28 android apps downloaded over 10 million times found to contain malware
https://thehackernews.com/2022/07/these-28-android-apps-with-10-million.html
And then people wonder what's the difference between downloading from Play store vs #fdroid. Not that the latter is perfectly secure either, but I trust it many, many times more. "But isn't it just about ads," they ask. That's just the tip of the iceberg!!
HAM Radio, VLF monitoring, Python Programming.
Microcomputers, Microcontrollers, Retro-computers
Support I.T. since some poor f****r has to talk to people and not tell them to go back to pen, paper, and the stone-age.
I complain a lot. I won't lie.