Good programmers try to follow the DRY principle: Don’t Repeat Yourself. A lot of times you need to do the same actions over and over in different parts of a program, so you write a function to do that, then just repeatedly call the function. If you have to modify a function to fix a bug in one place it might change the input/output somewhere else unexpected.

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This could be a growth opportunity but you have to put your management hat on. You’re one person with part time help. You need more resources which will come in the form of contractors and consultants. To get these you need a plan of what has to be done and how it drives value to the business. Financial risk is going to be a big driver for most businesses.

First thing is you need actionable intelligence. You want to assess the state of things, figure out what kind of risks exist and do business impact assessments on the most severe issues. This is what leadership needs to authorize budget. Your CEO having global adminis not a business problem. Over permissive permissions that could lead to a compromise that causes a regulatory penalty is. Things have to tie to money.

Microsoft has a pile of assessments you can run here:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/assessments/

Fixing M365 sounds like a priority. Getting help doing a CIS assessment wouldn’t be a bad idea either. Using cybersecurity as a driver for change works very well because you surface a lot of risk.

If they want you to grow into a senior or manager role then don’t be everything guy, delegate. It sounds like there’s lots of higher value stuff to attack if you can convince leadership to let you offload some tasks.

Imagine that the AI that breaks containment is a dog walking app AI. We’ll all just be bred and forced to walk dogs

Ricotta makes really stretchy grilled cheese sandwiches

How do you not include Ed in this?

xAI made $818M profit this quarter using 200,000 GPUs, if anyone was interested.

Capitalism is represented on the graph about China and RUSSIA

Wow, look at that graph containing Russia!

A fine whiskey pairs well with political rants if intensity is the goal!

I think a lot more people need to read “The Naked Sun” by Isaac Asimov for the answer to this.

That particular generation of Golf had some insane issues that only a German company could engineer. Did you know that the coolant tank would start leaking, and the symptoms showed up after coolant had wicked up the wiring harness and started shorting out the gauge cluster?

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Good thing Canada is the largest producer of sulphuric acid in the world.

That’s why I only plant horseradish!

Drones are the true weapon of mass destruction. Cheap, unaccountable and unstoppable. Anyone who thinks that it’s a good alternative to modern militaries doesn’t realize that major economies could send a drone for every citizen of an opposing power. Drones are the guaranteed end of any major infrastructure a country has as soon as a conflict flares up. The wars in Iran and Ukraine will likely never fully end because anyone with a few thousand dollars can false flag a drone attack. Nobody is safe.

Lithium isn’t a rare earth

If you’re not asking in shitpost are you even asking?