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  • Ok. You said contrarian silver lining. That’s what I was responding to. I don’t see the implementation and expansion of Schedule F to have the effect you expect.

    Every interpretation of contrarian says you are against the popular opinion. Expanded: You are seeing a positive to this negative against popular opinion.

    It’s hard to interpret your reasoning based on history and the factors surrounding the current military itself as positive or not hateful to a large group. The group could possibly include yourself.

    Brief explanation on my perspective. Your initial comment is more easily interpreted as “Cutting off one’s nose to spite one’s face”. Significant amounts of military technology has been historically developed and prototyped by external corporations. A military brain drain will only impact the leaders. As noted the strikes will be blunted and not surgical. More deaths, not less.

    The third reich lasted roughly 12 years.

    The nazi military tried to separate themselves from the SS historically. https://encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/article/timeline-of-the-german-military-and-the-nazi-regime

    IBM and other major US corporations provided products to the Nazis for quite a while.

    Are you familiar with Project Paperclip?

    The nazi regime discovered new scientific advances that have been used to great effect since.

    So that’s where history paints a different tale.

    Do you think you have enough hiding spaces to avoid a world police for ~12 years? Are you light skinned and willing to pretend, I mean profess you love jesus?

    Trump has repeatedly stated that he will be a dictator on day one, even when given outs. He promised multiple times that he had voting under control in the future and his voters will not need to vote again. He’s promising major retribution against enemies and massive deportations. Does anyone expect that to be done in 1 day?

    He’s named a person currently under investigation for interactions involving underage women and drugs, for Attorney General. He has trouble admitting to wrongs, what makes you think he will abdicate any power on day 2, day 239, or day 1461?

    What makes you think that the military will act any differently from the first several years of the nazis or their final years?



  • Yeah. So the ones who don’t fall in line will get kicked out. The military is a place about compliance. There are ways to segment the rules and compartmentalize for folks like that.

    History seems to suggest a slightly different story for this.

    Once given the command; people will mostly fall in line, almost fully once consequences get serious.

    There doesn’t need to be massive brilliant strategists to cause massive damage and maximum death. Minimizing death and surgical strikes are where skill and intelligence are needed.

    I fear you underestimate the size and effectiveness of the technology the US military has been amassing on the taxpayer dime.

    A mostly crippled russian military in Ukraine is still steamrolling and pushing people around blusteringly.

    Yet they struck Kyiv, ~2 hours ago as of this post, to limited effect.

    https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/blasts-heard-ukraines-kyiv-reuters-witnesses-report-2024-11-13/

    putin’s country has arguably experienced a massive ‘brain drain’.

    So in effect, your opinion seems to be… “I think this will weaken the US military capability.”; "I prefer more suffering to less suffering because screw other people, even innocents. "

    You’re putting yourself in the same intellectual bucket as those who wish ill upon you.

    What are you in favor of sadist?


  • the only good thing to come out of this.

    Are you hoping for a situation that involves maximum death? The guy who promised retaliation against voters, and elected officials - is trying to remove all the stops that has kept the military in check. This doesn’t end the drone strikes, mid-east oil grab deals, arms deals, or world policing for most countries.

    It turns the police and military into a group under his control, without people present to stop his ridiculous impulses.

    As a guy who isn’t on their lists for appearances, I’m slightly puzzled.

    Please explain, how you think that a more murderous and ideologically aligned military will be good for you or anyone.

    There are lots of intelligent strategists in the group you seem to write off.

    There’s every chance you’ll be on their list of targets.











  • Mjpasta710toLinuxsucks@lemmy.worldsudo makes no sense
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    I actually didn’t know that elevation with UAC is a thing in (Windows) enterprise, and am still unsure what attack vector it protects against.

    There are some paranoid environments, and some feel there is a lot to be paranoid about.

    But I do see that it seems to make sense to people more knowledgable than me now.

    I’m not claiming to know everything or to be more knowledgeable. I’m only hoping to persuade you that sudo has benefits, and should be configured for your needs and policies.

    Thanks for the great interaction, by the way.

    I’m glad we can interact peacefully. I hope you have a great day or night!


  • Mjpasta710toLinuxsucks@lemmy.worldsudo makes no sense
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    Everything you described is possible using sudo, when configured as desired.

    Everything you’ve described is NOT default configuration in Citrix or Windows. I.e. removing local administrative accounts, domain admin accounts with limited permissions and rotating automatically resetting passwords, etc.

    I’ve worked for several enterprises that require UAC password for elevation every time it’s needed as the person with elevated permissions (someone who’s smarter than the average user) isn’t expected to write down their passwords in accessible spaces.

    Most enterprises are using third party products to manage the same structure you’ve described.

    You’re describing how a lot of enterprises are managing authentication when handled by a person. Not out of the box configuration.

    Again, it’s a situation that is customized to the usage scenario. What people have suggested you do with your Linux systems.

    As noted previously you can configure sudo as desired by the enterprise.


  • Mjpasta710toLinuxsucks@lemmy.worldsudo makes no sense
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    Ok. Thanks for expressing an opinion.

    Here another opinion based on a lot of experiences and other experts.

    You’re wrong.

    Yours is not an opinion that is shared by the community at large.

    It’s not a practice used at large enterprises that implement increased security* and remove local administrative access on user systems.

    It’s not a practice used in secure computing environments.

    It’s not supported by a basic search with the terms “entering sudo password less secure”.

    As a point you’ve made that is supported by research, passwords aren’t the best solution.

    No solution is perfect, passkeys are an option that are being implemented in a lot of places. You can implement that currently if you have the impetus.

    Security is a balancing act. You’re welcome to disable the password prompt for sudo usage on your systems.

    What experience and expertise is grounding your opinion on this matter?