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Andy Steingruebl
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Great wine. Also recommend www.cellartracker.com/wine.asp?iWi...
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Security guy. CSO Pinterest but posts here aren't their opinion...
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Andy Steingruebl
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Great wine. Also recommend www.cellartracker.com/wine.asp?iWi...
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Andy Steingruebl
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Ah. Thanks. Didn’t know that. Looks like I have some research to do.
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Andy Steingruebl
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Which is why the per-app permission model to sensitive data rather than encryption might be a better solution - sandboxes rather than encryption. Also lower burden for each application.
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Andy Steingruebl
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The whole-disk-encryption thing is for a different threat model though right? It isn't protection against a rogue local app. I'm not opposed to apps doing their own encryption - but then when they all run as the same userid - depending on how debugging is set up - rogue app can still get access.
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Andy Steingruebl
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Thanks. Great pointer. Similarly - for "reputable" stuff please click unsubscribe not "mark as spam" in your mail as that ruins good content for other people.
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Andy Steingruebl
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It is pretty rare that desktop apps encrypt their data. Your browser doesn't do it, if you use a desktop email program it probably doesn't do. Is the chatbot more sensitive information than either of these?
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Andy Steingruebl
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At the same time the mobility in the US and our form of government with states having their own separate laws from the US does precisely allow for experimentation and people to move to/from places that share their policy preferences. Yes?
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Andy Steingruebl
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In many industries there are made-up awards done by pay-to-play organizations, virtual "magazines", etc.
We sometimes feel left out, so @mikevj.bsky.social collaborated and came up with what we think is the pinnacle of CISO achievement.
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Andy Steingruebl
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I feel like you've got a large gap to close - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_V...
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Andy Steingruebl
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www.washingtonpost.com/food/2021/05...
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Andy Steingruebl
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At least for Hockey - many of the individual professional writers haven't moved away from Twitter. It is quite literally my only reason for every going there.
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Andy Steingruebl
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<sarcasm> I don't like having to dial a phone, I much prefer picking it up and telling the operator who I'd like to be connected to. I also like my milk and ice delivered. </sarcasm>
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Andy Steingruebl
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I just think the subtext of the coverage is that by using copyright stuff - you're infringing. I agree OpenAI said they can't make what they did without using copyrighted works - but that coverage of that statement isn't neutral as to the assumption people will make about whether it thus infringes
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Andy Steingruebl
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I think it's a deliberate choice to focus on how it couldn't exist without copyrighted works vs. whether it is fair use. Viewed in the context of the other stuff you've been reposting - comparing what OpenAI is doing to what Uber did is at best misleading...
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Andy Steingruebl
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Reading the article its hard to parse that this headline or how the news is reporting it is verbatim what they said and that it isn't being deliberately misrepresented by the same media folks suing them on this copyright issue.
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Andy Steingruebl
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Tell me more. For non-email based delivery - like people downloading random stuff - your other options are all invasive and require TLS interception right? If you don't want to do that for all traffic - and some people don't - then you still have the risk of people executing bad software right?
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Andy Steingruebl
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Words can't express how happy I am Sam wrote this to debunk a bunch of stupid security myths.. www.f5.com/company/blog...
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Andy Steingruebl
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Do you have any data on the costs of migrating existing systems to new languages that don't have these classes of vulnerabilities and what performance and other *ility trade-offs there are? The Chrome team has some nice analysis on C++ memory safety, and MSFT tried .NET for core stuff, others?
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Andy Steingruebl
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Finasteride (Propecia)
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Popehat
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My post on the latest Trump indictment and about how people -- specifically the National Review -- are lying about it.
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Andy Steingruebl
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www.washingtonpost.com/food/2023/04/04/fajitas-sizzle-restaurant-drama/
It is all a lie :)
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Bob Lord
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