u/TheAgreeableCow

Hope they're ok. That is a capable car, but he went at that way too fast and rolled back to a bad angle.

We use Automox for endpoint patching (there are similar tools on the market). Scanning runs continuously. If a patch comes out it is deployed that day into testing rings. Depending on criticality it follows cadence rules. Eg if critical, the next day it goes to a wider group any by day three it's across every endpoint. If issues are discovered in testing, it automatically rolls back for further review.

I work in cybersecurity. So I'm going to go and buy Bitcoin and select tech stocks so I can retire happily before October 2026.

You obviously don't actually work in cyber/IT

How many memes could you spot?

That was a pretty cool ad.

Charlie!

I saw the original Star Wars as a 4yr old in the cinema. One of my first core memories and started a love of sci-fi.

I remember coming home and looking up in the sky and seeing a shooting star. At the time I thought maybe part of the movie was real and happening right above me!

I'm impressed that held and twisting it was a clever way to tighten the grip

Download the image.

Looks completely illegible to me too when zooming in on the Reddit app.

Yeah the title here is misleading. They make it seem like rogue AI agents are scouring the internet and breaking into people's bank accounts. Where in reality these people are deliberately giving financial bots access to their accounts for budgeting, bill payments, etc.

I saw Jason speak at a conference recently and he had the same mantra. Basically, if the industry follows a thorough AI augmented development pipeline and vulnerability management route, we will achieve a situation where vulnerabilities making it into production are massively reduced.

Essentially said this is a hump and eventually we'll get to a state where vulnerability management is no longer a significant operational issue.

Assuming we survive the next 18m that is...

I'd like something like this shrunk down and installed in my kitchen, maybe as part of the exhaust system to detect and automatically put out a stove fire.

Hacked or programmed

I've previously just said "please remember to always do x..." and added basic instructions.

They're all now saved in the Personal Intelligence area as noted in the article.

Anticipating c-suite trial request by end of week 😞

I hate when they have multiple screens and may in fact be "looking at you", but their camera angle has them looking away.

Don't let Rami Malek near it

https://youtu.be/8fU1jx6MwQA

AGI - A Grumpy Intelligence

"going into the field to help close deals"

Seems more like you want the appearance of security, rather that actual security.

Makes you appreciate how agile dolphins are!

https://giphy.com/gifs/qv50XIiLWonsZG9ZNh

This is not all from Australia and certainly not typical.

Source - am Australian and never seen anything like this.

Reverse image search points to Pakistan.

I have King Living recliners and they have a sensor under the foot rest. Picks up things like slippers or the cat and stops immediately.

Roundabouts are very common and successful in Australia.

I'm not sure if this is a two lane road going into one, but it seems ridiculous that cars are going both clockwise and anti-clockwise.

It's a real life agreeablecow!