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No problem just find more. It’s pretty easy.
Offshore wind kills the jet stream and creates climate change.
Now how about the adults?
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No, it’s the judges. Lawyers stretch laws to win a case or obtain settlement. They’re scum.
Can we please enforce existing laws? Maybe AI and robotics, and get rid of all the lawyers.
Now we know why El Niño is particularly bad this year, all those windmills slowing down the jet stream.
Now if I can find those 8” wordstar floppies.
Apparently not. IT does security patches, OT neglects them. You get what you get.
The playbook, per federal officials, was crude but effective: attackers remotely accessed internet-facing operational technology, changed device IP addresses and passwords, and locked utility operators out of their own…
Wow, from the site looks like aix is still alive, as is PowerPC
Call it web 4.0
Not really. Just patch and reboot. Pretty simple.
Wouldn’t it just be easier to crawl the net? Not sure what huggingface has to do with anything here.
Absolutely 100% spot on. It’s not a political issue, it’s a technical issue. Disconnect them from the internet. Run your security patches. Check your logs. Water supplies are pretty important, do your job.
A public water authority needs to step it up, at least to the level of other public water authorities who don’t have the problem. Simple matter of disconnecting it from the internet and running security patches, c’mon…
CISA staff doesn’t do security patches and updates on local water supplies. You’re mixing a lot of stuff around there, none of it relevant to the discussion.
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No problem just find more. It’s pretty easy.
Offshore wind kills the jet stream and creates climate change.
Now how about the adults?
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No, it’s the judges. Lawyers stretch laws to win a case or obtain settlement. They’re scum.
Can we please enforce existing laws? Maybe AI and robotics, and get rid of all the lawyers.
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Now we know why El Niño is particularly bad this year, all those windmills slowing down the jet stream.
Now if I can find those 8” wordstar floppies.
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Apparently not. IT does security patches, OT neglects them. You get what you get.
The playbook, per federal officials, was crude but effective: attackers remotely accessed internet-facing operational technology, changed device IP addresses and passwords, and locked utility operators out of their own…
Wow, from the site looks like aix is still alive, as is PowerPC
Call it web 4.0
Not really. Just patch and reboot. Pretty simple.
Wouldn’t it just be easier to crawl the net? Not sure what huggingface has to do with anything here.
Absolutely 100% spot on. It’s not a political issue, it’s a technical issue. Disconnect them from the internet. Run your security patches. Check your logs. Water supplies are pretty important, do your job.
A public water authority needs to step it up, at least to the level of other public water authorities who don’t have the problem. Simple matter of disconnecting it from the internet and running security patches, c’mon…
CISA staff doesn’t do security patches and updates on local water supplies. You’re mixing a lot of stuff around there, none of it relevant to the discussion.