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  • 9point6@lemmy.worldtomemes@lemmy.world#Caturday
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  • The conspiracy theories are still just that

    The real issue has been the same since the 80s

    The ultra rich are getting richer and that makes everyone else poorer.

    Once they have accumulated enough wealth to price normal people out of being able to buy anything, society will be forced to reconfigure to serve only the ultra wealthy.

    Then we’re all in slums with relatively few options to ever fix the situation.

    We need to tax the billionaires out of existence before their simple existence breaks everything.

    Everything else is a distraction.







  • I vaguely remember getting into a WPA network (that I owned!) using kismet about 15 years ago with relative ease, but I’m struggling to remember details about that process.

    I also remember reading that WPA2 non-enterprise was broken a while ago, however I just looked into it and both of the main exploits I can find were patchable (and have been patched) at client OS level (They were the KRACK and FragAttacks). Seems like there has already been something found wrong with WPA3 too that’s also been addressed.

    So yeah as you say back to brute forcing for the most part. Forcing reconnects was a pretty easy way to get more handshakes to record back when I last tried, so I assume still have decent levels of success, given the prevalence of mesh networks. Looking further it seems people use a tool called hashcat today to get pretty rapid results doing the actual brute forcing using a modern GPU.

    But yes very good advice all in all, long passwords and the highest WPA version you can get away with are going to make an attackers job harder.

    Thanks for the reply, you got me to go back down an interesting rabbit hole I’ve not looked at in a while


  • Worth highlighting WiFi blasts all your data in all directions, and unless you’re using enterprise/WPA3 encryption with a strong password, someone determined enough can break in.

    If someone wanted to they could park near your house and run aircrack (or whatever the modern suite is called) without you ever knowing. FWIW this is why it’s good to set up a way of getting notified about new devices on your network (most modern non-ISP routers support a way of doing this)

    Conversely, I believe most ethernet NICs discard any packet not intended for it at hardware level, they’re super optimised for speed, it would be much slower to leave that for software. I’m not 100% if that’s universal however, so I’d try and double check that







  • 9point6@lemmy.worldtoUnpopular Opinion@lemmy.worldObesity is a disease
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    Obesity is a disease. That’s entirely non controversial.

    Now, regarding the rest of your post, I believe a person with a disease deserves compassion and support to help remedy the disease.

    Obesity typically correlates with poverty and/or depression.

    Generally the obesity is very much secondary to a failing economy and its safety nets. Very few people are out there wanting to be obese, and even fewer will prefer to stay that way when they get there.

    People who aren’t struggling have the financial, mental and physical capacity to do things to improve their life. If even one of those gets compromised, a person is going to be less able to make good choices. If a person is ground down into being depressed, famously even getting up and brushing their teeth can be an insurmountable task; for people like that coming up with a healthy meal is likely going to be pretty out of reach.

    Take Rob McElhenney as a great example, he got obese for a gag in always sunny and then lost the weight after that season. He posted this after: https://www.instagram.com/share/p/BANl58Bih7

    Look, it’s not that hard. All you need to do is lift weights six daysa week, stop drinking alcohol, don’t eat anything after 7pm, don’t eat any carbs or sugar at al, in fact just don’t eat anything you like, get the personal trainer from Magic Mike, sleep nine hours a night, run three miles a day, and have a studio pay for the whole thing over a six to seven month span. don’t know why everyone’s not doing this. It’s a super realistic lifestyle and an appropriate body image to compare oneself to.

    Normal people have to work (sometimes multiple jobs) and don’t have much disposable income or energy left at the end of the day (particularly if they’re already unhealthy).

    If you’re seeing a lot of obese people around, there’s much bigger structural problems in your society than someone that’s probably having a shitty time deciding to eat an ice cream.