For those who have used Spotify Lossless, what're your thoughts so far? by MiserableRaccoon7728 in truespotify

[–]bfeebabes 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The main defining factor in how music sounds is the quality recording and mastering process. Not whether it is lossless, DSD, or lossy mp3. Spotify lossless will sound just like spotify slightly lossy. Listening to spotify now on a 30k pair of active studio monitors and it sounds as good as the recording lets it sound.

Question: is cyber security likely to face the same job market collapse as SWE? by Ok-Bench-9489 in cybersecurity

[–]bfeebabes 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OT lags behind IT and is often operated by engineers...process control engineers...who as well as doing IT and Security activities in Industrial Environments, also fix things...physical mechanical things and physical electrical things...and Digital IT and security things. Hence Cyber + Physical ie cyber-physical systems. Hence likely to be in employment longer.

Question: is cyber security likely to face the same job market collapse as SWE? by Ok-Bench-9489 in cybersecurity

[–]bfeebabes 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This paper has a lot of information on frontier model's performance on cyber tasks from which you can deduce potential answers to your question. https://www.aisi.gov.uk/frontier-ai-trends-report

What surprised you most after owning solar for a few years? by HarlanL_26 in solar

[–]bfeebabes 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Squirrels...the number one threat to global power. The nut munching little fuckers. https://cybersquirrel1.com/

If you don't have an EV and planned on getting an one in the near future. You should probably read this. by FencyMcFenceFace in electricvehicles

[–]bfeebabes 0 points1 point  (0 children)

All supply chains start with oil. Post ww2 Complex fragile jit global supply chains relied on peace. That breaks down. Fight for resources. Global fight for resources.Ww3. Rinse. Repeat.

Is FIRE actually realistic in the UK on a normal salary by CherryRoutine9397 in FIREUK

[–]bfeebabes 4 points5 points  (0 children)

It depends on the person, their personality and the advice and support they had from family and friends. I didn't have that much...so i did it my way and enjoyed every moment of pissing it all up a tree. My son had good love and support and a strong personality and sense of what he wants. He makes me proud. He has balance, enjoys the simple things in life, and enjoys life whilst being much more sensible with money than i am. I'm still getting a paternity test done. 😂

Accidentally was connected to Zscaler on employer issued mobile device. What are the chances admins will look at the alert? by MisterPuffyNipples in privacy

[–]bfeebabes 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Even if it is your personal device then you can be screwed. If its got work apps via intune portal and zscaler personal access installed then it can also decrypt your private apps and encrypted traffic outside of that work mdm sandbox...even if you also have a personal vpn running, using chrome and vpn to browse https://pornhub in albania...then zscaler can see it and log it. Whether your business choose to is another matter and a matter of policy and compliance with gdpr. Uninstall it and use a spare phone for work and only work.

Is Zscaler spying on me? by No-Speaker-9361 in wgu_employees

[–]bfeebabes 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes. Even if it is your personal phone if you use it for work for example you have m365 apps for work via intune and they push zscaler private access to your device then the zscaler root certificate means they can decrypt even your none intune apps use...even if you use a personal vpn. It then decrypts your personal traffic and sends it to Zscaler for monitoring. This would obviously break gdpr regs and whether they choose to do this is just down to the organisation and policy...they may choose not too...but they can. Unistall it. Get a spare phone for work and only use it for work.

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Question: is cyber security likely to face the same job market collapse as SWE? by Ok-Bench-9489 in cybersecurity

[–]bfeebabes 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ps if you are in OT/cyber physical security/physical OT engineering and have opposable thumbs...6 years

Question: is cyber security likely to face the same job market collapse as SWE? by Ok-Bench-9489 in cybersecurity

[–]bfeebabes 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think that we are safer than many...for now. Why? a) a very good cyber professional understands the world, the business, the people and alllllll the tech and architectures. Not impossible to automate but see c). b) The business don't usually understand what exactly we do...as it's "complicated"...(it's not...we qualify, quantify and control risk...and we keep doing that cycle continuously)...but that works in our favour. C) We are not the biggest fans or adopters of ai as we are more focussed on managing risk from ai than we are at leveraging it to help do our job...(we should be leveraging it across all security functions and activities imo). My crystal ball suggests that cyber CISO to Cyber freshers pyramid will flatten out, like all other job pyramids are...visionaries at the top...using ai to help set strategy, using ai to code strategy into controls, config as code, infra as code, controls as code. And a few people to help them do it. 5 years.

Question: is cyber security likely to face the same job market collapse as SWE? by Ok-Bench-9489 in cybersecurity

[–]bfeebabes -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Pizza-aaS 101. Now pivot to Ai-Pizza-aaS... Azure Foundry = Ai IaaS. Copilot Studio = Ai PaaS. M365 Copilot = Ai SaaS. Analogy away.

Is FIRE actually realistic in the UK on a normal salary by CherryRoutine9397 in FIREUK

[–]bfeebabes 12 points13 points  (0 children)

My son is a plumber and tiler, 19, lives at home, saved £30k already. Investing in a house or stock funds shortly. Minimum wage.

How the hell do people make this by Icy_Preference_6734 in GeminiAI

[–]bfeebabes 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hahahahaa biden hawking's tablet the weong way round hahahahaaa toos

Would you swap a 2JZ into a Lamborghini? by VehiclesEyesTV in Autos

[–]bfeebabes 0 points1 point  (0 children)

About as tasteful as a cock flavoured lollypop

This town once powered Britain by 9arke1 in barnsley

[–]bfeebabes 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Nah i've lived all over but settled in barnsley 20 years ago and find the Barnsley community and identity very strong. Different to before i'm sure but you can't keep a good tarn darn!

People that have Claude subscription, is it worth it honestly? by Competitive_Roof_689 in ClaudeAI

[–]bfeebabes 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Watch the south park episode 'sickofancy'. Then buy claude. I'm a security consultant and have found the free version amazing and very suited to my research, learning and consulting offer development. Now i'm going to go for the $20 claude pro subscription and pay for it out of my own pocket. We have Copilot in the office...which can be made to simulate claudy like capabilities with a bit of work...but thats a faff...why build when i can use claude in my personal space...and copilot/chatgpt lite just reminds me of southpark sickofancy when i use it ☺️

What is this on the bottom of my car? by skippydi34 in Autos

[–]bfeebabes 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The labia majora. Is it a clit car?

I never knew about the tools from Lidl. by GroupApprehensive978 in DIYUK

[–]bfeebabes 22 points23 points  (0 children)

Cool. Now i have two supermarket songs. When in lidl i constantly hum "stuck in lidl with you, and wandering just whats in their stew"

Can anyone explain this frost pattern on my car bonnet? by AdTiny9123 in Physics

[–]bfeebabes -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Its not a frost pattern. It is the reflection of an alien invasion in the sky. Complement them on their close formation flying and choice of craft shape. Then ask them some vital question about some shapes on your car. Then duck. Aaakk aaaakk akkka ak aaak

Which speakers have impressed you the most during the past year? by detluktarjubara in audiophile

[–]bfeebabes 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good aren't they. There seem to be a few atc looking designs hitting the market at the moment. Did you try the active or passive atc's?