Notices by Fritz Adalis (fritzadalis@infosec.exchange)

@joshbressers
Ooh, single serving pack, too.

@ryanc @dangoodin
I think that last one is all but guaranteed at this point.

@ryanc
Windows 8, because that was the beginning of the end, where users became secondary.

@ryanc @catsalad
I would have voted for 10 debloat, but it's too much work running an os you can't trust. I think 7 was the last version of Windows as an os and not as a cloud/ad platform.

@GossiTheDog
Sorry, just making a joke at the expense of Telent because it sounds like Telnet. I shouldn't post while undercaffeinated.

@GossiTheDog
Who's still using Telent when OpenSHS is free?

@inthehands @catsalad
Through-loading washing machine?

@guyjantic @ryanc @catsalad
"If you can't make your own rack consultant-built is fine."

@guyjantic @ryanc @catsalad
I mean my rack is bigger, but it's a mess and I have to hide it in the basement.

@ryanc @catsalad
Damn, that's a tidy little rack.

@ryanc
It seems a lot of the kids today are going with the studded look. Nothing wrong with that.

@ryanc
They have studs now!

@horse
That's how I pronounce it. I'd also accept squel:kquel.

@patrickcmiller
Nearly 70% of companies were hit by ransomware in 2023? That seems... unlikely.

@GossiTheDog
What are the most common failures you've seen?

@apps
Thanks! I already have that repo, are the betas published there or do I just need to be patient?

@apps
Is there an fdroid type repo for betas?

@nuintari
I presume they were not T-Mobile.

@nuintari
My prev co had a nice ip space. Each site had a /24 or /25, with /27s for printers and servers. All in 192.168/16. Then we got a new guy who insisted on adding subnets in 172.16/12 and 10/8, with no particular design. Then of course we got Docker and they default to 172.17 and developers mostly don't understand networking.

(Okay, done bitching for now.)

@jerry
Is the news presenting it with a positive or negative spin?