You think Iran's takeaway from this will be that they don't need nukes?

They always wanted nukes. So this war doesn't change already strong resolution to get them but can reduce resources available for this.

the old hacker trick of using ssh

Ten more years and our tricks become the ancient practices and rituals of the olden hack0rs; stuff like apt update and apt upgrade on a fresh server. Some of the most ancient even use apt-get, while the really old ones will scold you for using Ubuntu

Hey! I resemble that comment :-P (I still tend to use apt-get out of habit...)

Just don't talk to them

Literally. The US is run by people who can't see past their fucking noses.

There are no incentive structures (besides possibly "posterity") to encourage anyone to see past their noses. In fact, hardly anyone at any level of any organization, public or private, is able to operate with a real longterm, sustainable outlook. They'd get shitcanned for trying to plan ahead, even if they were intellectually equipped for that.

I have bad news, I don't think we're that great at the free market either.

Probably because almost everyone has done it and it's fun.

> It's not often that you see a demo of an actual Azure vulnerability, as they get patched and are gone forever. However, because Microsoft was having trouble replicating this complicated bypass, and asked for a video, I come bearing receipts.

Absolutely savage lol

[If you didn't read the thing, it's one curl command.]

Idk the low road is generally the easier one.

Oybs

Lot of time left, by my count