We absolutely should still push MFA, password managers and other mitigations, as a) these breaches aren't the only risk in the world, b) they do help limit potential blast radius for an individual - boring old automated cred stuffing is more likely for the avg breach victim than full-on ID theft

Yeah, that example is egregious. I'm also surprised on the occasions where I've heard educated people going to LLMs for the most basic stuff like writing very straightforward emails

The thing I struggle with is that for many things, there's a large grey zone of "it will do a significantly better job than the average person, and the counterfactual is *not* that they would get professional help"

Needs to be the other way. Americans asking which Democratic senators would endorse Clover Moore for NYC

I deliver more value when I'm procrastinating on the internet than monthly flybuys wrapups

because the flybuys app team need to have some deliverables to show off

If their reporting that it's 7MW is correct, that's on the small end of DCs, not the large end - the old server room in my office consumed somewhere well into the hundreds of kilowatts and that wasn't a proper DC. But Google's trying to spin this as just supporting their fibre network...

The idea that it could provide useful compute capability for defence operations happening to the NW, with lower latency etc than the mainland is more interesting

I'm not sure, from a quick look at public cable maps, that there are any cables in the vicinity that don't already terminate in the Australian mainland. Certainly none that run *between* Asian countries, that just wouldn't make sense given the geography

but I was told they were good actions :(

Carnell has also managed to live the board member/sinecure holder life. She does have experience regarding what happens when organisations don't enforce strong financial controls...

alternative options for post-Assembly life: get charged with disseminating TS classified ASIS information, and have the International Court of Justice order ASIO to give you your documents back

the actual funniest thing he could do would be to step down as Chief while remaining in the Assembly

Barr column in CityNews let's goooo

in the ACT it took a little longer but Kaine only needed 208 days before Follett took it back from him a little bit later. if Carnell hadn't been forced to resign...

if he went for the Playford record, by the time he's done he'd be Chief for >50% of the history of self-government