Notices by Daniel Taylor (randomdamage@infosec.exchange)

@patrickcmiller too late.

@b0rk interrupting password entry with ctrl-c or ctrl-\ frequently leaves the terminal in a no-echo mode so you can't see what you are typing

The reset command usually fixes most terminal issues, but you might need to type ctrl-m instead of return for it to take

@feld apart from what you already found, I think asterisk supports XMPP as well as SIP, so it might work

Config is non-trivial, but usually makes sense

@patrickcmiller there's an obvious, simple solution to this problem

Don't train on unvetted data from random sources

Did people forget GIGO?

Or is all this AI hype wishful thinking ang pixie dust?

@patrickcmiller SQL injection attacks continue to be a major issue. Despite having been well described and having solid countermeasures available for decades now

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@clacke the gravy in question is. You make a white sauce in the pan you fried breakfast sausage in using milk to deglaze it

It's amazing that it works

@clacke it's a very particular creme sauce, but yes

@feld @clacke @davoloid I'm just going to say that given the test methodology I am not concerned by the IRL implications.

Doubly so since I am not particularly sensitive to Ni or Cr.

It does, however, make a really good case for using something like an enamel-lined dutch oven for long-cook time acidic foods.

@feld @clacke @davoloid I'm pretty sure my current $200 set won't be replaced because it wears out.

All metal, good finish, basic stainless alloy, basic aluminum core.

A heritage steel set like that would probably last generations, but so would a lot of less expensive sets.

@feld @clacke @davoloid The cost is on the high side for those.

Maybe if I were single

@clacke another vote here for stainless steel clad cookware.

I've got a set of 3-layer (steel-aluminum-steel) that was about the same price as a non-stick set and is very well behaved on my electric stovetop.

The set I have doesn't have any visible seams inside or out, and the heat distribution on it is amazing

@feld @wolf480pl striped and mirrored is The Way no matter what you are using to strap the disks together

Which does mean adding disks in pairs, which can be annoying for homelab work

@wolf480pl zfs has caching support, AFAIK

It takes some getting used to, but it is nice

@patrickcmiller again. Hasn't this been a general best practices issue since the 90's?

@feld when we started with https it was a significant load that not every site could bear.

But all we get from blockchain is a mechanism for validating document integrity

Maybe that will percolate down to news sites and blogs eventually, but that's all we get

@feld @briankrebs I have seriously looked.

Document integrity is really it.

A few places are using it for that already, but it doesn't get much hype because for most people it's too boring

@briankrebs the second case is why EHR is one of the few good uses for blockchain

When you absolutely must be able to verify the validity of a document

Also a great reason for off-line backups to become standard again

@patrickcmiller the AI said it was OK

@inthehands They should have their own server, as if it were e-mail.

@barubary @doctormo @babe SQL clearly stands for SQuirreL