Alan Chung Ma

"We're in a subprime mortage bubble, but not in a housing bubble"

Today is the day to repost this meme about International Men's Day, one of the most unironically wholesome memes that has ever been made.

Shoutout to all my fellow champs, chiefs, and kings. ✊

se que para sanar tendré que esperar,
hasta que el corazón este cansado
del dolor por no parar de cantar
acerca del quien he amado.

el tren de la vida sige llendo,
sin importar que no te deje de mi mente.
quisiera siempre estar esperando,
la vida completa con mi amante.

¿que es la vida si no puedes estar con los que amas?
necesito más que solo una guía,
por lo unico que pido son días
donde de te digo que soy todo tuya.

deseo que el amor no doliera tanto,
mi corazón canta lleno de miseria.
el tiempo en mi mundo pasa más lento
cuando no te tengo en mi vida.

am sure it'll be better when it's always in our field of view with meta raybans :)

yugoslavian flag?

Over 10,000 killed within three days.

Pools of blood around a hospital so large they could be seen from space.

An absolute nightmare.

typo when editing, remove "be" from first paragraph :P

the idea with TEEs (in a perfect world) is that physical access, or even control over the host system like a hypervisor or OS, would not be lead an adversary to see into what it is running or the secrets on the TEE

obviously the trust assumption has not aged as well as the idea

defense is hard!

fair, but i believe signal runs their code on top of all the three main cloud providers, which in theory should cover most outages from individual providers

i'm waiting for a post mortem or RCA as i am not too familiar with their infra

global network reliability and performance is not there with smaller providers

it's very expensive to set it up, and even more so to maintain. a small or even medium sized cloud provider would not setup such a system since there are very few customers that would even need it or notice it

more b10 schools than inexpected in top 30 ngl

this is bonkers

what are must do's in your opinion in both cities?

have been to both but wouldn't mind going again!

thanks for the heads up :P

do you have swap enabled to make extra headroom?

i am not too familiar with German and EU politics (yet), but this is not a concrete no from the German delegation, right?

i use its RSS feeds mainly, but you can get that on other platforms as well

probably, at one point, the simplest way to set everything up?

Chat Control is the latest example of "But think about the children!" (BTATC) policy proposal that ends privacy as we know it. It would have an algorithm scan your messages, detect whether its illegal content, and then report it to authorities. What would actually happen: mass surveillance.

yes to all of the above

have just been using "Following" and "Popular With Friends" and rarely go into the comments due to this

fightchatcontrol.eu

this will not protect my future children, this will not protect children throughout the EU, this will not protect children throughout the world

i do not want my privacy to be breached by a system the backing lawmakers do not trust

i do not want the government snooping the conversations with my partner, lawyers, doctors, family and friends

@citizenlab.ca has reported that numerous EU member states have been consumers and users of invasive spyware like Pegasus from NSO and Graphite from Paragon

this legislation will seek to perpetuate the brazen breach of personal privacy such spyware enables to everyone's personal conversations

not to mention the exemption denoted under "personal secrecy," these are largely undemocratic

the exemptions are also an admission from the backing lawmakers that this is NOT secure

moreover, the basis of the "solution" presented is unproven and plagued with uncertainty

false positives could potentially be leveraged as a way to increase the scope of the system, as personally privacy has already been breached

this is infuriating

client-side viewing is client-side snooping of the citizen's private messages

it IS a backdoor to end-to-end encryption, there's is no other way to frame it

We are alarmed by reports that Germany is on the verge of a catastrophic about-face, reversing its longstanding and principled opposition to the EU’s Chat Control proposal which, if passed, could spell the end of the right to privacy in Europe. signal.org/blog/pdfs/ge...

i think this is inherent to how cyberattacks are generally covered in the media

there seem to be way more articles on the technical details of malware rather than the social engineering aspect (in my experience)

okay, como q nunca probe eso antes de salirme del país