This is a podcast that will cover some of the biggest ones.
If you don’t want to listen to a dork podcast since they can be long, short version is: https://cisoseries.com/category/podcast/cyber-security-headlines/
Husband, Father, IT Pro, Air Force
This is a podcast that will cover some of the biggest ones.
If you don’t want to listen to a dork podcast since they can be long, short version is: https://cisoseries.com/category/podcast/cyber-security-headlines/
I’m having a hard time imagining that someone would withhold pain management assuming the patient can just handle more pain or because they’re tough. To me, that would be insane. I’m not saying it’s not happening, I just can’t understand.
Well said, I appreciate your wisdom. And yes, was legit asking for perspective.
It’s pretty cool when we can get ideas and perspectives from all over the world from people in these Internet services, it’s just hard to interpret people’s intent sometimes.
I’m not sure if you’re being genuine or not; your last sentence makes me lean towards racist, but I’ll give you the benefit of the doubt.
Ha, that’s mighty big of you? 🤔. The necessary? into to your comment says “I read something you said and assume you’re a racist, but I’m not sure based on four short sentences.” I’m guessing you inferred the people I was talking about treating medical staff like shit were all non-whites “like me”?
It’s not that I don’t understand how easy it is to assume or infer things from internet conversations, but would you consider questions help more than statements?
Yes, I was genuinely asking.
It’s very hard to trust any “studies” anymore since with enough money, I feel like you could fund a study to say anything, and get other institutions to back it for the greater good/bad. Does that mean I don’t believe in discrimination or bias, no. That’s why I’d like to get first hand accounts also, knowing there’s less credibility of random lemmy users, it’s still something.
One of comments I read pointed out the study only included patients with insurance. If a significant contributor to quality of care has to do with income, I would want to believe that insurance would reduce that, since the organization is getting paid. I don’t know the back end details of different carriers and what they pay, and whether that would effect the actual care providers. I wouldn’t think a nurse gives a crap how much the patient’s insurance would or wouldn’t cover.
I’ve had pain meds withheld, and I’m the perfect white male that should get everything. I might have assumed care providers tend to think addiction issues with other people more than others.
My profession has come a long way. Someone with fucked up points of view on race joined my team a while ago. They got sorted out real fast. I saw and experienced that those ideas wouldn’t be tolerated at all. Instantly shutdown.
I suppose that’s not the case everywhere.
I’m pretty sure ww3 was already started by stuxnet. Have you not seen the news lately regarding cyber crime/espionage/attacks?
Can someone share personal experiences?
Insert my physical appearance here, but I’ve met any health care professionals who cared about a person’s race. I don’t mean that cared for me, I know a bunch of providers personally.
They did however have plenty of stories of people treating them like shit or like a waitress at a restaurant.
You think she was also a stripper?
Yeah, I get it…I know it doesn’t come through a simple text question, but I wasn’t born yesterday 😉
I wasn’t really asking from the standpoint of every single person’s circumstances from the well off to the impoverished. It was more of what would you do if there was choice.
I know people who were behind on rent, scraped enough gas money to just drive ina direction and found themselves somewhere they could make under the table money to get started in another place.
That’s a hard and scary thing to do. If you have a family, almost impossible unless you’re on the edge.
Just a quick warning: life gets a lot more complex when you look at things holistically instead of tiny headline slices.
If you challenge us to put things into more context, you’re going to hurt our brains…
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Makes sense. I certainly wouldn’t want to move because of greedy BS either.
I guess the trade off is higher costs for everything.
Well, it sounds like basic living there is way higher than anywhere else, so maybe?
So why do people live there?
All I ever heard is how absurd the cost of living is in Cali, is the weather really that good?
I agree with your thoughts, that would be nice.
Doesn’t tailscale retain closed source for the coordination server?
I think nebula mesh is totally open and you can run your own coordination server, lighthouse?
Nebula would need static IP, TS can do that part for $
Each server has its own terms. They ban as they see fit.
Yes, if a server allows crap, other servers defed.
Users should find a server whose owner aligns with their values closest.
Also, you can block users, channels, whole servers, bots.
You’re correct about vlan.
Think of vlan is a regular switch. Connect stuff, they communicate. Make two vlans in a switch, think of turning your physical switch into two separate switches.
Connect you switches to a router. Don’t want to waste two cables from your switch that’s cut in half? Do trunk port, with vlan tagged.
Lots of videos will explain better.
Best practice is to separate things of different trust levels into different vlans. You can filter and control the traffic between those vlans with your router.
As previously mentioned, in the Enterprise and business world, best practice is to separate and management from VMS and applications. We call this data plane and control plane. You would restrict access to your proxmox for other hypervisor interface from the VMS and applications. For small home setups and funsies, this gets a little complicated, but if it’s your career choice or interest, it’s a good thing to explore.
Key terms you can research: data plane, control plane, out of band management, air gapped.
You two are accused above of hording wealth.
Why didn’t you retire yet?
Was it waiting for social security? Waiting for Medicare? Paying basic bills?
People don’t seem to know your life, but are making a lot of assumptions.
If we’re being serious for a moment, there is some merit to this in my opinion, from the standpoint of the fear and the psychology at play during that time.
I also remember being in shock at how far people lost their minds and went off the rails believing things I thought wasn’t rational.
I don’t fault medical professionals who were operating with no useful information, and only had standard protocols while trying to deal with an overwhelming amount of people, some who died under their care despite their efforts. They were trying everything. They prescribed the drugs. The administration was just, imo, trying to give people hope (false hope I suppose).
I like making jokes, but I find it ironic that so many people complain about reddit allowing Nazis and hate or whatever, yet in the comments, there’s talk about it being good that conservatives died, they’re cancer, etc.
I hate Trump, but would any of the commenters have lost their minds if instead of conservatives, the comments said progressive, Democrats, some other minority? If you’re being honest and not defensive, I think any other reaction would be a bit hypocritical?
Is that a math joke? 😋
OPM was hacked a while ago all us gov with clearance taken
Chinese hacked Google and Microsoft to help them with zero day development, since Chinese have the source code now
Chinese hacked Microsoft and got us gov office 365 emails
Russia and China hack everything and everyone to steal intellectual property.
Russia has conducted cyber attacks against the places they invade.
If you Google cyber attacks, you’ll get endless results