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Seemingly the won't to either point.

Welcome to tech?

Writeups are just a marketing tool, if you have nothing to advertise why would you waste the effort and make your targets more hardened?

Sigh, I'd just started the migration to proton.

People on the internet have to ruin everything it seems just for some silly view counter.

Turning on logging and seeing bots for the first time does not equate to novel or specifically crafted attacks. Web services get hit regularly by bots. A few dozen an hour is almost nothing for a public facing web service.

And if this company were profitable, this might matter even.

US bases were also attacked remotely this year too, but yet this attack was still "unprecedented" to the upper management of these grocer chains. Smells like incompetence to me personally.

but they will take down a neonazi website even without receiving any letter about it.

ok? Should we not be removing trash from the internet? A company shouldn't need to be told to take down hate speach.

"Behind" what exactly? This isn't a race to a finish line, it's an OS being developed.

Do you manage people? When they put their butt in a seat actually says nothing about their work ethic or productivity.

Because they already have direct taps into the other cellular providers, also starlink will not say no lol. Elon is a puppet of this administration.

This isn't unprecedented at all, several US bases were hit with this same thing in the last couple months. These companies security officers just aren't paying attention.

I don't get it, an actual Cray-1 getting refurbed would be much more exciting.

Indeed it is one in the same. The middle layer of MacOS has been rotting for years, the introduction of gatekeeper and SIP has made downloading and running programs or observing your system a pain. Software developers are being pushed toward App models and many other examples exist. For people who simply need a computer that works MacOS is moving futher away from that goal with every release.

Because in two weeks someone will be asking why I'm not freaking out about AlphaDolphins 0.3 Zip and then in a month FrozenMonkey 2.5 Artic.

Producing 10x the amount of slop isn't being 10x productive.

More like not pay a fine and keep going.

I didn't know souls could pay the bills.

The people saying programming is solved couldn't program in the first place is what I've noticed. So to them it really does feel solved, things "work" and they don't have to learn what they don't know about programming.

You don't have to use LinkedIn.

how are they ever going to become productive members of society?

By learning, for likely the first time in their lives, that actions have consequences.

If you don't understand what a command does, go learn it.

Honestly I think this thread has just devolved to HPC admins vs people who don't understand how shared multiuser sytems work cause they've been stuck on a laptop for too long to remember.

It might seem hostile to one user, it's not to the other 20-40 trying to get work done on a login node with runaway processes.

And social media has been doing this for 15+ years with engagement algorithms

I don't even believe AI is a threat in any way and I'm still looking for a way to leave tech because of it. I'm sick of hearing about it, answering questions about it, course correcting projects that have gone off the rails because "AI was going to do it", building up GPU clusters at a frantic pace that sit idle or do work that provides no value, telling people "AI" is not a real term/thing and that we've been using these systems in research for 20+ years and that really only a minor change has happened in the last several years, listening to my coworkers yap about whatever model they downloaded today that they'll have binned by tomorrow, internal teams not getting properly supported because they aren't on the "AI first team or division", watching people dump sensitive info into a chatbot, users breaking systems cause they've spawned 50k processes that they have no idea what they're doing, etc, etc. It's exhausting and has sapped what little fun remained in tech for me.

Maybe they should have negotiated legal deals from the get go?

China is drawing down reserves it's been building over the last three years, not using less petro from a decrease in demand.

Requiring thousands of node packages to malformat text for people who can't be bothered to not use a phone to read a webpage seems to be the common definition of responsive these days.