chadikins.com
Adopted San Franciscan that designs and builds secure infrastructure for a living. I also occasionally have fun. Father, husband, son, class clown. š§·š
273 posts
136 followers
81 following
Getting Started
Active Commenter
comment in response to
post
The ADL really started this up with their āawkward gestureā bullshit.
How did we get to a place where we donāt just call a Nazi salute a Nazi salute??
comment in response to
post
Well because theyāre terrified of Trump and his lackeys turning on them which basically is guaranteed to kick them out of office.
And probably afraid of violence.
This is all so ridiculously backwards.
comment in response to
post
Didnāt she vote for this madness? I just put my violin away but Iāll get it back out for her if she wants.
comment in response to
post
Depends on who is president, I guess? š¤
comment in response to
post
Would be a game changer for the state we just need to go faster. Thanks for your efforts on this.
comment in response to
post
Bannonās just pissed heās not Trumpās number 1 guy anymore. Heād just as happily do the same shit given the chance.
comment in response to
post
Itās simply fascinating to me how gas and egg prices were front page news almost daily and after January 20th those concerns seem to not exist anymore. š¤
comment in response to
post
Whatās sad is people believe him.
comment in response to
post
Definitely stealing that one. Brilliant.
comment in response to
post
Googling was a real skill for a time. I have no doubt prompt engineering will be big business for awhile too.
comment in response to
post
There will be no battle. Heāll just jam Grok in there unilaterally.
comment in response to
post
Invaluable for the safety of aircraft too.
comment in response to
post
I love how McConnell, a decade too late, has realized what heās done. I hope that bed is comfy, Mitch!
comment in response to
post
Mitch created this monster and canāt control him. Where is my violin?
comment in response to
post
Works for Apple Maps too!
comment in response to
post
Suddenly theyāve never heard of appeals? Jfc
comment in response to
post
Thank you for doing the good work.
comment in response to
post
My sympathy cup has runneth empty. ĀÆ\_(ć)_/ĀÆ
comment in response to
post
Theyā¦ā¦ they donāt know what doxxing is, do they?
comment in response to
post
Soros has a media group that is invested in/rescued Audacy.
comment in response to
post
There are always vulnerabilities. Itās always a balance between urgency, effort, likelihood, etc.
Why did Georgia drag their feet? No idea. Itās not relevant, though and it just gives people fuel for the voter fraud fire which _does not exist_.
We want people to vote!
comment in response to
post
This is different from hacking the machine. This requires intercepting the receipts, replacing them with new ones (or reading the existing ones and printing new ones).
Can it be done? Sure. Is it likely in the real world? No.
Hackers do this all the time: find these flaws to tighten things down.
comment in response to
post
Sigh. No.
āWhen Halderman examined these machines after a federal court granted him access in 2020, he found that it was possible for a hacker to change the votes encoded in the barcode, even without physical access to the machines.ā
This means a nefarious party can print new receipts & barcodes.
comment in response to
post
Itās not real. Stop pulling this pointless thread and focus on whatās actually happening.
A nationwide, _remote_ hack just isnāt feasible, which is what youāre talking about.
Can a machine be vulnerable? Sure. All (or a lot) of them, all physically compromised, nationwide? No.
comment in response to
post
What? The first amendment warriors are trying to censor speech? Shocked.
At least KCBS is owned by Audacy, part of Soroās umbrella. Theyāll hold firm, I think.
comment in response to
post
But do they do the beep-beep??
comment in response to
post
š
comment in response to
post
Wasnāt a commentary on an individual or group. Just pointing out you can see for yourself what the hack is and what it does.
comment in response to
post
I donāt know if it helps or hurts but DEFCON puts all of their talks up on YouTube for free. You can see the scope, method, etc. Many of these talks are hypothetical and are intended to increase security, not reduce it.
youtube.com/@defconconfe...
comment in response to
post
By āpeopleā I mean Democrats. Protest votes were common because who would re-elect Trump?
Let them feel the pain a bit. I feel like itās the only way theyāll learn that not voting is a vote for the tyrant.
comment in response to
post
I do this for a living. Itās not real.
Can you hack them? Sure, itās been shown. Can you hack them remotely? No. Did the companies fix the demonstrated hacks? Yes.
Youāre watching too many hacker TV shows. The real world doesnāt work that way.
comment in response to
post
Demonstrating a hack at a hacker conference is different than hacking voting machines nationwide.
This isnāt real. Youāre falling into the same rabbit hole they did in 2020.
The only real difference between 2020 & 2024 was disenfranchisement of voters but we would have easily won if people voted.
comment in response to
post
We have to stop with the fraudulent election nonsense. He won. He won because people didnāt vote.
The more you undermine our election integrity, the more he wins.
Let them feel the consequences for the next year or so and then whip them into a blue wave for the mid-terms.
comment in response to
post
Done weeks ago. Bezos watching Musk do a Nazi salute and then party with him afterwards as if it was nothingā¦ Nope! Slowly yanking my stuff out of their cloud, too.
comment in response to
post
Frankly, he lost me when he bought Twitter for $55B and declared two weeks later it needed a āfull rewrite.ā
Iāve never seen or heard something so stupid in my life and Iāve been living Silicon Valley for almost 30 years now.
comment in response to
post
Oh Iām firmly in the fuck Mitch camp but what a bizarre world we live in where an octogenarian falling down the stairs is comic relief for the world around us.
comment in response to
post
comment in response to
post
What a relief, really. Iām watching the world around me wondering what the fuck happened.
Good to know Iām just imaginary.
comment in response to
post
I remember when Clinton used an unsecured email server and it was the ābiggest scandal in American history.ā
They have zero credibility at this point.
comment in response to
post
lol take your damn heart. Youāre so right.
comment in response to
post
Doinā it right, imo
comment in response to
post
Iām sure once the USAID funding stops we will all go away. Obviously.
Idk what dimension these folks live in but it isnāt this one.
comment in response to
post
Well as long as heās doing it personally we are probably fine. Just tell him we have cut costs 50% and moved the timeline up by four years.
He declares victory and goes away. Win win.
comment in response to
post
Well until Kushner can build condos they canāt afford, you see.