Notices by Simon Michalke (simon_m@infosec.exchange)

Ich (bzw. wir) brauchen Hilfe. Meine Partnerin hat seit einigen Jahren praktisch Dauerstreit mit einer Krankenkasse. Ich habe jetzt einen Fall, bei dem die Krankenkasse vorgelegte Informationen ignoriert, auf ihr Formular pocht und jetzt viel zu viel Geld verlangt, da das Formular nicht ausgefüllt wurde. Ich habe für alle Angaben oben schriftliche Nachweise. Es sollte eigentlich sehr einfach sein, daraus einen Fall zu machen (oder zu sehen warum man keinen Fall daraus machen kann).

Das Problem: keine Kanzlei "hat Zeit dafür". Kennt jemand hier eine Kanzlei bzw Anwaltsperson, die für solche Fälle Zeit haben?

Stichworte: GdB, ME/CFS, Erwerbsunfähigkeitsrente.

Gerne retooten / weiter teilen. Falls außerhalb vom Fediverse geteilt wird, Kontakt:

rechtsanwalt-gesucht@clundxiii.com

@soatok

Have you had a look at https://stoat.chat/ ?

From the design and usability it seems to mirror Discord with the easy to use guest feature. But I haven't seen any analysis yet about the privacy and security.

But its available for self hosting so yay I guess.

@soatok

That is a good article to bookmark and send to others as a reference.

Whenever I talk with someone about Email, my standard sentence is always: "It's broken. No, I cannot fix it. No one can"

@quad

now with even less security!

@wolf480pl @quad

has bcachefs been added to mainline already?

afaik the most sacred rule to Linus is to never break userspace. So I doubt that the feature will be removed entirely.

@wolf480pl

Most of the "dependency hell" tools out there (npm, maven) so have integrated checks that warn you or there are plugins to update dependencies. Even if your team wants to stay fixed to a certain version, make the pipeline display big fat warnings if there is an update available. Insist that they immediately apply this update and push to prod.

@wolf480pl

It is a bad buzz word, but "zero trust" in its original form does make sense. Isolate the services enough from each other to avoid spreading if one of it gets pwned.

Also being picky what kind of software you use is really helpful. I always annoy my colleagues with "always use the latest major version automatically. What? You do not trust this software to not break on minor upgrades? Then we should not use it in the first place"

Stuff breaking on automatic upgrades is my favorite indicator for broken software that should be avoided.

R.I.P. weeaboo.space