Notices by Simon Zerafa (simonzerafa@infosec.exchange)

If you're interested in the explanations and causes of stupidity then check out:

Carlo Cipolla the Five Laws of Stupidity

https://youtu.be/3O9FFrLpinQ

and

Dietrich Bonhoeffer's Theory of Stupidity:

https://youtu.be/ww47bR86wSc

They are complementary and offer good perspectives 😀

Never attribute to malice what can be explained by stupidity.

Any sufficiently advanced stupidity is indistinguishable from malice.

@bmacDonald94

I wonder if Trump has taken a few pages from Putin's playbook and will blow up an appartment building or two as a pretext?

@troy_frizzell @emsenn

Don't also forget malicious compliance as a useful strategy/tactic.

Stick to the letter of internal rules. Especially if it's generally ignored or behind shedule.

Ensure that all all documentation is completed accurately and take your sweet time doing it.

If there is training (online preferably) ensure you get to 99% on all completed training. That level of competency takes time. Document your progress and record each module you pass. Print out completion certificates and keep them off site for reference.

Refer questions or issues to higher authority. Email is best for this and ensure that long email threads take time to understand and action.

Read the OSS simple sabotage manual for creative ideas on using internal bureaucracy against itself. It's its own worst enemy for performance and productivity.

🙂👍

@rlcw @kaia

Internationally beloved clearly 🙂👍

@GossiTheDog

"I bought this car before Elon was an asshole" seems to be favourite 😉🤷♂️

@davidrevoy

@protonprivacy also flounced off Mastodon after they received well deserved criticism.

Is @mozillaofficial doing the same? 🫤🤷♂️

@GossiTheDog

Unless something radical happens then NATO with the US is probably coming to an end, for now.

The name might continue or it may be reformed as a new organisation. North Sea European Alliance?

The UK and France will provide a joint nuclear counterforce. Defence spending will need to increase in Europe to compensate for the US no longer being involved. More Taxes.

The ongoing Trade Wars won't help at all. For anyone. Less Trade and Less Revenue.

If UK/US intelligence cooperation is reduced or abandoned that will be a huge issue going forward. For both parties. Less knowledge and information.

Europe will get involved in Ukraine more directly. More ramifications.

@patrickcmiller

Assuming they still exist in any meaningful form by then 🫤

@MsMadLemon @janbeta

Aye. I'm not super familiar with Amigas but the floppy select mechanism seems a bit odd in that regards.

BBC's Archimedes and PC's seem to works a little differently 🙂

@MsMadLemon

I believe that @janbeta covered this quite recently 🙂

@jerry @ra6bit

Try @GossiTheDog next 😉

@GossiTheDog

I saw someone take a poo in an elevator once. It took that shit to a higher level
😆🤦♂️

@ryanc

Or source= and destination= ?

However your scheme has much more charm 🙂👍

@patrickcmiller

That might save some time and resources for Russia or China. Phony Stark can just hand th m a copy 🤨

@GossiTheDog

I would add improvements to moderation and administration tools.

Any significant growth is users and activity on instances will need additional tools to help.

🙂

Two of my long dormant Canary token's posted to private content on FB were activated, while I was deleting my FB account content yesterday.

Why would deleting private content require embedded links in that content to be followed? 🙄🤷♂️

#Canarytoken #Facebook

@jeffjarvis

So everyone pays 20% more for absolutely no benefit.

How fucking wonderful 🫤🤦♂️

@GossiTheDog

Most fascist tech bros confuse freedom of speech with a requirement for everyone to listen and agree.

They can spout whatever bollocks they like (within the law) but no one is required to listen or agree.

@bedast

@GossiTheDog

Absolute gold for the next round of litigation against Tesla 🙂🤷♂️

@miri

You need the "fake keyboard" on top of an old monitor stand.

The real keyboard is underneath, cat sleeps on top 😉🖖