@shenetworks But: #infosec aside, Temu's operations/practices/model suggests that it's not trying to function like the corporation it pretends to be. 2/2
@shenetworks I read that report yesterday. It's not very well-written, it lacks sources, and it needs annotation with examples. What I haven't figured out is whether that means (a) the research is bad or (b) the research is good but the writeup is bad. 1/2
@lockdownurlife Reddit support isn't. It's one of the absolute worst I've ever encountered: staffed by illiterate morons who can't read, can't understand, can't write. I've given up trying to help users with it.
@thehelpdeskgirl ...and I forgot a few things. After taking a look to refresh my memory:
- mini network switch
- mini (and old!) network hub
- set of ~30 Torx etc. heads
- Post-It notes
- zip ties
- extra phone charger
@thehelpdeskgirl - every conceivable cable except the one I need
- OS distributions on CD/DVD/USB
- laptop with manuals for everything
- paper copy of critical information
- IDE/SATA to USB adapter
- toolkit, flashlight, magnifying glass, etc.
- Clif bars
- spare disks
@MichaelEMann I'm really not sure that having the opportunity to live through "The Day After Tomorrow" and/or "Mad Max" could be considered a positive development.
@RachelTobac Which means that ANY alleged communication from those sites that arrives at my public/known email address is a fake. And it means that ANYTHING which arrives at one of those addresses and isn't from the site it's assigned to signals a security breach at the site. 2/2
@RachelTobac I'll add: use a different alternate/recovery email address for every account. (This is easier if you have your own domain and run your own email server, obviously.) I do this, and none of those addresses are known to anyone but me and the sites in question. 1/2
@historyrock_ I don't think so. But I prefer the live version of "Smoke on the Water" on "Made in Japan" over the studio one on "Machine Head" - I think there's a lot more energy and Blackmore's guitar solo (and interplay with Lord at the end) is terrific.