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Life As An Air Force Pararescue Jumper (PJ) | Podcast With Ashton Levarek
Ashton Levarek was a career Air Force Pararescue Jumper (PJ) with multiple combat deployments. This episode focuses on what life was like as a PJ.
Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
05:43 Why Choose PJ
08:09 How The Training Pipeline For PJs Is Different
12:10 Medical/SAR
14:17 The Types Of People Who Make It
22:41 What PJs Do On Missions
27:54 Chaotic Missions
34:07 Leading In The PJs
40:46 Family Life While Serving
49:19 Philosophy Of Mortality
1:01:46 Perspective On Life
01:05:41 Outro
Ashton's Website:
valkeregroup.com/about-ashton
Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
05:43 Why Choose PJ
08:09 How The Training Pipeline For PJs Is Different
12:10 Medical/SAR
14:17 The Types Of People Who Make It
22:41 What PJs Do On Missions
27:54 Chaotic Missions
34:07 Leading In The PJs
40:46 Family Life While Serving
49:19 Philosophy Of Mortality
1:01:46 Perspective On Life
01:05:41 Outro
Ashton's Website:
valkeregroup.com/about-ashton
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How Intel Fumbled The Bag
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This video talks about how Intel has taken huge losses in recent years, as well as the recent crash. Timestamps: 00:00 Overview 00:55 A Look Back At The Late 2000's 04:46 When Intel Took The Lead 07:55 Intel Got Lazy 09:57 AMD Released Zen 16:55 Market Share 18:56 Intel's New Issues
You Will Live In A Dystopia And Be Happy
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Privacy laws have been eroding at a fast pace in recent years. Timestamps: 00:00 Overview 00:41 UK Online Safety Bill 02:11 EU Digital Services Act 04:59 US Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) 08:33 Trojan Horse 09:32 Kids On Social Media Links to articles: www.eff.org/pages/uk-online-safety-bill-massive-threat-online-privacy-security-and-speech www.eff.org/deeplinks/2022/12/adoption-eus-digital-serv...
How No Man's Sky Was Saved
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Original video from @xbox th-cam.com/video/aqfkWwAMXTo/w-d-xo.html Sean Murray from Hello Games released another huge update for No Man's Sky in a further overhaul of an 8 year old game. Timestamps: 00:00 Initial Release 02:04 Why So Early 05:25 Staying With The Community 08:28 Old vs. New Gameplay 14:59 Light No Fire
Mozilla Just Cooked Firefox | Podcast With Raphael Fiedler
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Today's pod covers the data collection deal with Firefox and the security issues with apps. Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:59 Certificates 05:20 What Is Going On With Firefox 21:22 Facebook & Ads 33:39 Conspiracy Theories 43:59 Nuclear Rant On Bad Security 1:07:45 Outro Links to articles: cybernews.com/privacy/internet-is-massive-web-of-surveillance-firefox-wants-to-dismantle/ www.theverge.com/2024...
Once Human Controversy
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Once Human is a recently released MMO that's been getting a lot of bad reviews. Timestamps: 00:00 Negative Reviews 03:51 Privacy Complaints 10:05 Suspicious Files 12:39 Genshin Impact 13:58 Security Engineering Link to article: www.trendmicro.com/en_us/research/22/h/ransomware-actor-abuses-genshin-impact-anti-cheat-driver-to-kill-antivirus.html
These Apps Keep Hacking Your Devices | Podcast With Raphael Fiedler
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Raphael is back for another episode. Today's pod covers the issue with malicious apps taking over devices and what a person can do to vet them. Timestamps: 00:00 Overview 04:06 Xbox Game Show 08:41 FromSoftware 19:04 IT Certifications, CISSP, Soft Skills 40:07 Selling 44:46 Psychology 49:02 Vetting Apps 1:02:19 Network Security 1:07:30 Community Links to articles: arstechnica.com/security/2024/...
Kaspersky Is Cooked
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The US Government just banned Kaspersky. Timestamps: 00:00 Overview 03:04 About The Founder 06:11 Books About Intelligence Agencies 11:00 Kaspersky Gets Hacked 15:10 NSA Got Caught By Kaspersky 21:15 Security Concerns Links to articles: www.axios.com/2024/06/25/kaspersky-ban-russia-geopolitical-history www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-03-19/cybersecurity-kaspersky-has-close-ties-to-russian-...
Why Piracy Is Becoming Popular
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There's been multiple articles recently talking about how piracy is on the rise. This video covers why this is actually happening. Timestamps: 00:00 Overview 02:10 Easy To Use 06:02 Punishing The Paying Customers 09:25 Deceiving The Customers 12:26 It's Becoming More Popular 14:53 Worsening Experience 17:30 Removing Content From Libraries
The Game Industry Sucks Right Now
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Original video from @CainOnGames th-cam.com/video/ojYBHy-9xTo/w-d-xo.html There've been a lot of videos on YT in recent years talking about how bad the games industry has become. Tim Cain made a recent video saying things aren't as bad as they seem. Timestamps: 00:00 Overview 01:13 It's A Terrible Time For Games 09:27 Garbage Games 11:52 Games Shaming 15:32 Money In Gaming 19:22 Single Player G...
Windows Recall Needs A Total Recall
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Microsoft caused a PR disaster with the announcement of Recall, which is a huge privacy issue. Timestamps: 00:00 Overview 01:39 This Is A Danger 02:32 Microsoft Shills 09:00 Research Article 17:07 Microsoft Statement From Today 25:06 Tweet Thread 27:12 Group Policy Link to articles: doublepulsar.com/recall-stealing-everything-youve-ever-typed-or-viewed-on-your-own-windows-pc-is-now-possible-da3...
AI Is Now Taking Over Jobs
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Original video by @AshenGuardian th-cam.com/video/oEs7xMc8HLA/w-d-xo.html Timestamps: 00:00 Overview 00:39 Using AI 02:55 College 07:30 Creativity 09:05 Job Loss By GPT 12:45 Mass Automation 15:44 Job Losses Are Starting 24:37 Fulfillment From Jobs 26:37 Sell Yourself 29:50 Self Deprecation 32:03 Failing At Life 35:15 Mentors 39:29 Trades Jobs 49:08 Desperation 57:08 Responsibility
Day Trading Attention - Gary Vee | Book Review
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This is a review of Gary Vee's new book, Day Trading Attention. Timestamps: 00:00 Overview 00:54 Who The Book Is For 02:41 Story Of Skateboarder 04:44 Old Forms Of Advertising 09:16 Kanye West Superbowl Ad 11:36 Refusing To Adapt 15:36 Social Is Free 17:55 Pop Culture 20:08 Quality 24:19 Declining Business 26:56 Supply & Demand 28:35 Interest Based vs. Social Based 32:02 Human Based Brands 34:2...
Why The CHIPS Act Is Actually Good
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The CHIPS Act was passed in 2022 and major progress is being made with bringing semiconductor manufacturing back to the U.S. Timestamps: 00:00 Overview 01:38 Origins Of The CHIPS Act 05:57 Cold War Round 2 10:19 Manufacturing Wages 11:44 Uneven Trade 15:15 Geopolitical Concerns 16:21 What CHIPS Act Is Doing 19:20 Red Dawn Scenario 21:40 Where Funding Can't Go 27:06 Issues With The Act 33:31 The...
Analysis Of The TikTok Ban
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New legislation in the U.S. is going to force TikTok to sell or be banned by January 2025. Timestamps: 00:00 Overview 01:42 What Got Us Here 05:02 Is This A Second Cold War 11:02 Data Privacy 16:02 TikTok Ban Bill 23:52 Business Aspect 26:15 Legal Challenge 29:40 Government Branches 33:09 The Ban Origins 35:52 My Take On The Ban 47:23 Outro Links To Legislation: www.congress.gov/bill/118th-cong...
Cybersecurity Is About To Change Forever | Podcast With Raphael Fiedler
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Cybersecurity Is About To Change Forever | Podcast With Raphael Fiedler
German State Is Ditching Windows For Linux
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German State Is Ditching Windows For Linux
7,668 Subscribers, 85 Videos, 10 Months | What Got Me Here
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7,668 Subscribers, 85 Videos, 10 Months | What Got Me Here
Are Gen Z And Gen Alpha Tech Illiterate?
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Are Gen Z And Gen Alpha Tech Illiterate?
2-Factor Authentication | Apps, SMS, Email, and Hardware Keys
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2-Factor Authentication | Apps, SMS, Email, and Hardware Keys
Using Disposable Internet Browsers For Security | Podcast With Vivek Ramachandran
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Using Disposable Internet Browsers For Security | Podcast With Vivek Ramachandran
How A Hacker Gets You To Willingly Give Them Access
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How A Hacker Gets You To Willingly Give Them Access
This Malware Will Hijack Your Bank Account And Gmail
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This Malware Will Hijack Your Bank Account And Gmail
How To Encrypt Archives & Files | 7zip & Picocrypt Guide
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How To Encrypt Archives & Files | 7zip & Picocrypt Guide
"Best free firewall", portmaster? Nah, maybe personal preference, but definitely simplewall for me, competent intelligent developer that pushes fast fixes, can talk to him directly via telegram, small footprint, easy to understand clean and efficient source code, uses wfp. Comparing to portmaster, lots of spaghetti code, multiple people working on it, but they don't seem to master the subject of sw engineering, firewall mechanics and security. Needs kernel permission, are you kidding me?! This is the reason why it bsod on people, check what happens when you disable the kernel service, then reboot, enjoy your bsod and devs have no clue how to fix it, sure. From a security perspective, this is a no go. It uses 3 executables with an extremely long string of args passed down, just one exe for notification tray that is bugged on reboot (i.e. shows blank) and devs have no idea how to fix this? And y'all recommend this as "best free" firewall that has a huge footprint and runs inefficient... Not to mention, it's not truly foss when there are paid features build in sw, inc. bandwidth usage and history, which process hacker does for free for years, so it's good that some unix distros have renamed it to "propriatary" and removed from privacytools.io, we got too much poison lately with false pretenders. Compare to simplewall, both use WFP, but it's much smaller footprint and the claim from portmaster to capture more than simplewall to need to run as kernel extension is BULLSHIT, it captures a little bit more non essential things more before the rest is loaded, wow just several more sync connections to MS servers that are allowed ANYWAY and since both are using WFP, they rely on MS which does NOT capture everything, unlike previous NDIS drivers in XP days. Their exaggerated claims to be best is not backed up by evidence, at all. Got this uninstalled after I observed how this piece of sw works, the flow of handles using process hacker and sysinternal tools I've no confidence in this, at all. When it comes to security, competent masterful and skillful developers are required, especially made by (former) hackers, not basement amateur coders that don't know fully what they're doing and are not even afraid to honestly tell in public, then continue to do what they have no control over, great, this is what people recommend, I see what times we live in. You want a good firewall? Get a decent capable router to flash a unix os on, something like openwrt and use simplewall to block apps on individual pcs. Nothing more needed. If you need finegrain control, you should not even be on windows...
Do i need uBlock when i use Brave and Portmaster? These are the same filter lists, right? It seems to be redundant.
You're right, it's not needed. I've noticed Brave's ad block has done just as well as uBlock. YT ads made it through a couple times in several months, but relaunching it seems to fix the problem.
Surely you mean at 20:41 that Linux has improved tremendously over the years instead of Windows ! I've been using Linux for about 20 years and never looked back.
Good catch. That's what I should have said. Linux is massively better now than it was back then.
How are Brave and Thorium holding up right now Ken?
Here's where I'm standing with things currently - I've seen comments in both my videos and other places on social media talking about the political viewpoints of the devs. Some people will or won't use software based on that and that's okay, but the issue is that they think others should do the same. I'm pragmatic about what I use. The issue I have with Thorium wasn't the political statement the author made, it was how they went about it. Because of the nature of the incident, it was a huge breach of trust with the community to do that and it shouldn't have ever happened. There's nothing stopping them from potentially doing it again in the future. In the IT world, a business/gov agency would drop a contract if someone did something like that and never recommend them to someone else. I hold those views for anything I use at a personal level. As far as Brave, the founder has voiced political opinions, but it's not something I care about. The software itself has worked great and I continue to use it daily. The crypto garbage is easy to turn off. The affiliate links were a problem, but not big enough to stop me from using it. I keep up to date on what happens with software I use and will drop them if they ever do anything that crosses what I deem unacceptable. An example of something else that could go that route is Fedora if they ever make telemetry opt-out (that shouldn't ever be accepted with a consumer Linux distro). That said, I also daily drive multiple browsers and the use of each one depends on the task at hand.
Ah okay I see. Yeah I use Brave as my main. Never have been a user of the BAT crypto thing. Nice, thanks :).
Just use Brave browser like the baground on this clip, that is a big jocke
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I'm running Windows 11 Pro 22H2 OS build 22621.4037 and "Microsoft Vulnerable Driver Blocklist" is ON however that option is grey and I can't turn it off if I would like to. Any idea why? Would the app Configure Defender set to the MAX setting have anything to do with that? If not that, what? Thanks!
I've toggled CD back to default and it was still forced on. I had a look at MS documentation which says this: "If you have memory integrity, Smart App Control, or Windows S mode on, the vulnerable driver blocklist will be on too." I interpret that as if you have any of those three items on, the blocklist will be forced on as well. I'll be making a 2024 edition Windows hardening guide video soon and will include the results in there. The CD app can force some of the other settings to stay enabled though if you select max settings.
@@KenHarrisio thank you very much for the reply and help! I appreciate it!
@@BlackHawkPSU No problem, I'm glad it helped!
Thanks for the great video. I learned a lot!
" Why is Apple failing? When Apple started, we were 10 years ahead of the competition. What happened in 10 years? Apple stood still and the competition caught up. Apple's solution is not to slash and burn but to innovate out of the problem." Steve Jobs, 1997
How about best browsers with least consuming data
By far, my favorite has been Mullvad. I've been using it as a daily driver for about a year now and it works great. PrivacyGuides has a good explanation of why they have it at the #1 spot. LibreWolf is a solid choice too.
"Forget me when I close" lets you whitelist websites its really useful
In Vivaldi i have to go to chrome//:settings if i want to config DoH or delete data when closed
Firefox version 128 fked up enabled by default telemetry to an Ad company
It's a big problem and I hope it's not a sign of the browser starting to go downhill. In the event anyone reads this and wants to know how to turn it off, here's how: Go to about:config in the URL bar. Search for dom.private-attribution.submission.enabled and set it to false.
Bring back the Pentium! - Al Yankovic
Hell yeah brother! I haven't heard anyone mention Weird Al's name in a long time. I just looked him up and saw he has a YT channel.
@@KenHarrisio "Intel you think your chip is really neato? What are you running? A burrito?"
why making such a problem with raptor lakes, AMD was not better they still have memory issues
In general I think all chip manufacturers forgot that slow and reliable is better. They got too focused on stock prices and thought themselves Gods. Not enough lessons learned from Enron, I guess.
Who would knew, that keep pushing higher and higher power targets would eventually turn into a problem? (looking at you NVIDIA)
every single stock world wide has taken a dump ... Intel had the same issue as Ryzen 7000x3d upon release with motherboard bios over voltage and Overclock out of box thats bad ... they released a fix and stock intel voltages .. the problems over ,m now we have a waste of sand amd 9000 series !!!
For ppl comenting at 9000 series badly: Look at Phoronix Linux benchmarks: they are great. They want to take that market from Intel with the soon-to-come Epyc. Remember: Servers run Linux mostly and Intel is no longer a competition in the gaming market.
There must have been something going on with how people were benchmarking the 9000 series. I've looked at more benchmarks and some show a sizeable difference, where others showed about the same performance between the 7000 and 9000 series, in both performance and power usage. AMD is in a great spot in the server market and I think Intel is in a lot of trouble there in the coming years.
intel would still comeback with Arrow lake and AMd would not be able to compete with crapy zen5 cpus
I will never buy intel again and iv had 6 intel cpus the last 10 years, well maybe not never but the amount iv waster the last 2 years from them its gonna be a really long time
I think you mean "Fumbled the ball" ; )
The Bag is money so no, he was correct.
whats better google or fortnite? pls answer bro
Normie here. When was the Gen 13 designed and tested? Roughly the year. Wondering if it could have been during the peak of COVID.
The US patent office has that information under lock and key. Intel is a federal contractor. We're never getting that information.
That one time a video should have been titled "How Intel Rested On Their Laurels" But in all seriousness (and not that I wasn't serious).. awesome breakdown, Ken. Love all the historics.
Lol I noticed when I was editing that I used that phrase about 6 times. Thanks for supporting the channel!
Even if Intel's next generation launches perfectly the damage is done. They've lost consumer trust, they've lost trust on the buisness side of things. Shareholders are pissed, and add to that $40 billion of debt it's not looking good. Unless they can pull a magical rabbit out of their ass and turn this around somehow I don't think they'll last as long as the extended warrenty they just added to 13th and 14th gen cpu's
Intel got to cheap trying to release the market topping MSRP. Got caught in a monkey trap. Corporate tunnel vision of dollars before products. "It is a zero sum game" G. Gekko.
Dead 💀 Inside
I appreciated listening to this video. A lot of the thought I've had. I appreciate Zen 5, I can see it from the perspective of the average consumers price to performance concerns. This will be a great generation for the server market, but non-24/7 gamers will not benefit from this much. You've got my sub I appreciate the story, the thoughts, analysis, and a good little ramble or musing with a balanced take. I'll listen to another video of yours. You got 10k subs but I think your videos deserve more views. I only wish I kept at it and started producing more videos myself. Maybe I will again in the future.
I think Zen 5 would have had good reception if they released it at the current prices of Zen 4. I was disappointed to see them release at the prices they chose. Most of the benchmarks I've looked at show the performance is about the same between the two. As it stands right now, the 7800X3D/5800X3D are the best value gaming CPUs depending on the budget available. Thanks for supporting the channel! It seems to be at a pretty good spot now with 10K. I've got enough time to respond to most comments still and I like talking about niche topics. It gets a lot more fun once you find a groove that works for you. Even now, I still constantly experiment with topics and future videos I'm planning. TBH, I actually like working on my website more at this point and am working on a lot more content for it right now than YT.
13th and 14th-generation Intel desktop CPUs are pretty much the same thing due to Meteor Lake not clocking well on the desktop. The crashing issue does land on Intel, they should have locked all the cores and not done this silly single-core boost bs. That being said, AMD CPUs that boost single-core will have the same issues and do. Frame Chasers probably has the best breakdown on this, while I like Steve over at GN, he's not the best resource on this issue. Pat took over as CEO at Intel after it had already hit the iceberg, Arrow Lake / Lunar Lake, Intel Arc, IDM 2.0, etc, are what he has been working on, and these things take time, lots of time. Over the next couple of years, we will see how well or badly Pat has done. Regarding layoffs, Cisco laid off 4000 people, Meta, Google, Amazon, and Microsoft have all had layoffs, this isn't just an Intel thing. Also, you can't have a strong AMD with Intel taking up 90% of the market. Intel needs to stabilize and make up for the lost market share that AMD now has by taking market share from TSMC, not taking it back from AMD. That's the worst case here, we want AMD to do well. We should all want Intel's IDM 2.0 to work. I thought this might be a well-thought-out video starting with AMD pre-Lisa Sue, but it is just another Intel hit piece by someone who has no idea what is happening.
You missed out Intel's illegal practices to hinder AMD sales, when they had better processors they weren't able to even give the chips away to certain OEMs. That denied AMD profits, thus investment. Intel were prosecuted in many cases, including bribing Dell execs, as well as anti-competive schemes to freeze AMD out. AMD were under resourced, they gambled on Bulldozer idea and lost, while Intel achieved the monopoly benefits and the accountants milked profits with steady improvements but lowering costs.
Great point - it's something I should have included in the video, especially after reading some of the comments here. It seems like people either forgot or didn't know that Intel has lost multiple times to AMD because of the business practices that happened. The OEM case probably cost AMD a huge amount of money compared to the amount the court ordered as payment.
@@KenHarrisio They also had worse processors, and magically incorporated other designs without permission then used legal and financial firepower to dictate license agreements. The people afraid of AMD being on top, tend to ignore the illegal practices Intel leveraged to suppress competition. AMD simply aren't an IBM or Intel bullying the whole market but more in the large player category which wax and wane depending on success against competition. The monopolists create a supine industry where true innovation struggles to gain rewards.
Fumbled.. the... bag? They went on a 6 year bender, fell into a ditch, and are now rambling at the billboards at the main intersection in town. They laid off their mobile chip division nearly ten years ago. They just entered the GPU market two years ago. They are still using process node machinery that's "last gen" and are still another 2 years away from making anything that's proper EUV.
Its not just bad intelligence decisions. I think the AMD 9000 chips indicates we are at the limit of current technologies. I think chip makers have known this for a couple years and they are just making up new products, hoping that we don't notice.
This is definitely possible. I was surprised to see the benchmarks for Zen 5. I would have liked to see a boost similar to Zen 2 and Zen 3. I agree that it does seem like some of the hardware coming out is being phoned in by the companies.
@@KenHarrisio You overlook that the 9700X is limited to 65W out of the box. I believe what AMD are trying to do properly this time is a market segmentation, with 9600-9700-9800-9900 (or whatever naming scheme, with a 9*00X3D thrown in) segmenting price and performance simultaneously.
Yeah. I feel like we are quickly running into the limits of x86 advancement. I feel like that's part of the reason why AI is a big focus now, with AMD and Intel. Arm and other Risc architectures may be the future of computing.
Its not, this is an AMD move for the server. Look at Phoronix Linux benchmarks, they are great. They want to take that market from Intel. Remember: Servers run Linux mostly.
My issue with Zen 5 is what many others have with it - the price points they chose for the new CPUs. Cutting power usage is great, but many people don't care about it, especially when a 7900X is $360 and a 9900X is $500. The performance doesn't reflect the price increase. If they released at the same price as Zen 4, I doubt most people would have had an issue with them.
Thanks to this disaster, my dad just called me this morning to inform me he's being forced to retire in the middle of several projects he was leading. I'm severely pissed off at them. I have no intention of ever buying another one of their bullshit chips. He also said AMD is just a more stable product. He's worked at Intel for almost 3 decades. He's never said a bad thing about an old employer no matter how much they've screwed him in the past so I know he's furious Fuck Intel I hope they fold. I cannot believe they're cutting 15k jobs. They disgust me.
Holy shit, that's unfortunate to hear. The layoffs are going to affect a lot of families. If your dad isn't ready to retire for good yet and wants to keep working in tech and needs some help finding a new position, I've got some connections that would be highly interested in his skillset.
He's overdue for a long break. I'm trying to push him back to doing contract work he enjoys it more and just moved across the country so it would help him get better integrated in his new community. Guess Apple's got my wallet a bit longer after all of this. I haven't been this angry in years and it's a huge shock. I will definitely reach out of he wants more tech work. It's a generous offer. I want him yo take a nap and focus on being a retired grandpa for now.
@@2rx_bni It sounds like it would be good for him to go enjoy more of life, so maybe this will be the thing that helps spur it. There will always be an infinite amount of work - not life. If he wants to go back to tech in the future, feel free to reach out to me.
Watched this video an hour after this new "Sinkclose" flaw in AMD chips was HINTED at in Wired magazine. Tomorrow (10 August) the Defcon folks are gonna have an in-depth talk about this "bootkit" that may render certain families of AMD chip "virtually unfixable. " The drama continues...
I had looked into that and it sounds like AMD has got quite an issue on their hands with this one. It looks like the vulnerability goes back more than a decade. I looked at AMD's site and they don't plan to fix the issue for the Ryzen 3000 series. That's going to be a bad look if they don't change their course on that. The issues with Intel is a chance for AMD to look good, and they could fumble that if they don't help their customers.
@@KenHarrisio My only (working...) AMD machine has an AMD A4 which is one step above an abacus. Didn't see it in the preliminary list...yet. Intel and AMD trade blows in the marketplace...and trade screw-ups there, too. At this moment, it appears as though they're arguing about which company can step on their own d*cks better than the other...
Oh man them too? Sheesh...
@@jimcabezola3051 Yeah, it's unfortunate this is happening. It's always the customers who have to pay the price when companies act like this. Maybe more competition in the CPU market might get them to tighten up their game.
@@KenHarrisio Absolutely right! Maybe NVIDIA, QualComm, MediaTek, Raspberry Pi, and even RISC-V machines can take up the slack left behind by Intel and AMD. If nothing else, we will have plenty to see and do.
FUCK! I went w/ an i9 in a Dell AlienWare M18 💻 almost a year ago! Dell sent me an email warning my 100% RMA warranty was gonna be up soon -Guess I BETTER re-up just in case the CPU Blows-The-Fuck-Up!🤬
Damn, that sucks ass. That might be a good idea to do, as I've seen articles talking about mobile chips having issues as well.
womp womp
32:54 I prefer “octothorpe”
is there a way to add new files to 7zip without unpacking and having to encrypt it again ?
I checked documentation on this to verify and I didn't see any way for it to be done. I've also not been able to get it to work personally.
They say it's fileless malware, but are the payload loader and injector downloaded to the disk?
It usually doesn't need to have files downloaded to the disk. It could be something as simple as a PS script executing (but not saving anywhere) and the malware getting ran on the RAM, then being launched into the RAM each time you start your computer.
They say it's fileless malware, but are the payload loader and injector downloaded to the disk?
Forcing people to upload their ID's is going to be target number 1 for nation-state actors, hackers and stalkers all day then comes the blackmail. Getting rid of encryption is like sending your soldiers out to battle without armor and artillery and expecting the other side to do the same.
Hi just a question, I don't have grubx64 neither do I have winload.efi, but in cmd the dates of the efi files showed 12/03/2023 and the windows ones 4/08/2024 (the day that I reinstalled) after doing the updates the dates of the efi files changed to 4/08/2024, is that any sign? I also did a scan with Windows Defender and nothing was shown, I also tried ESET and did a computer scan and an Efi scan and nothing was shown, also no error 7032 or 3002. Just to add, I also did diskpart clean all before installing Windows 11
Not having those efi files, nor the errors, are good signs. Also, major AV providers, Defender included, have been updated to detect this malware. I'm not sure what your mobo model is, but if it was made within the past 3-5 years, it probably got a firmware update. That was determined to be the sure way to patch this vulnerability out.
I think privacy guides has some paid promotions in their recommendations. Especially in the VPN section. I don't know if they are a reliable source at this point. I am a little confused by the EU and why they are pushing for more internet rights. I'm all for politicians supporting internet freedom, but it doesn't sit right with me why they would do this.
I went to verify this and PrivacyGuides is still good. You might have been thinking of PrivacyTools. I looked at their site and they've got affiliate links littered there and some of the services are things I would never recommend to other people. Apparently this was something the site owner recently did. I'm also skeptical of the privacy laws being proposed. They seem to get followed up with something that violates privacy. I don't know if it's intentional and they are trying to mask their intentions, or if the legislators are absolutely clueless about tech.
@@KenHarrisio My mistake about the privacy guides, I have mistaken the names. As for the laws, I think some politicians are actually getting IT courses, so that they could better understand the laws that they propose to accept. If they really start doing that, then it's a step in the right direction.
@@phrogtesem9410 No worries, it's easy to mistake. The PG community used to be part of PT until there was a split with the original owner. The owner of PT came back to the site after it happened and that's when the quality of the info there started going downhill. I heard a couple months ago about a US politician taking a computer course. I think it's a good idea and it would be great if all the others followed suit before they started proposing laws on topics they don't know anything about. The war going on against encryption is a huge danger, but some tech illiterate people hear the word "encryption" and think people are using it for something nefarious.
Thanks! That was super helpful as most don't explain how the attacks work vs how to defend spec aspects etc. What do you recommend instead of Authy, since they'd been hacked? cheers and thanks again!
Thanks for supporting the channel! There's two excellent alternatives right now for 2FA apps. If you want to have an account creation option, you could go with Ente Auth. If you're looking for a local storage option, 2FAS is a solid choice. You could also have several options in case something happens with one of them. The only thing that'll be annoying is switching away from Authy, as they don't have an export tokens option. You'll need to disable 2FA on all accounts and set them up again.
@@KenHarrisio Tx so much, cheers!
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