I don't know whether this is true but I do think everyone ought to seriously consider printing paper records for everything important. We need tamperproof logs of everything ASAP in case a lot of critical systems go offline for a period of time. Better to have and not need: the cost of taking some time and printing some stuff out is very little and the worst case scenario is you feel silly you did it. But if something goes really wrong you will be glad you prepared.
Joshua Achiam urges printing paper records of important data in case of outages
AIJoshua Achiam says everyone should seriously consider printing paper records of everything important, since tamperproof logs would help if critical systems go offline for a period. He says the cost of printing is very low and the worst case is feeling silly for having done it.
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alt version of this i should have thought of months ago: this is also a really bad time to keep your money in small regional banks or credit unions. sure, theyre probably insured and you'll get it back eventually. but eventually can be incredibly fucking disruptive to your life, and any org without a massive well staffed cyber team is getting absolutely completely fucked. if you have even the mildest suspicion your bank uses PHP, get the fuck out today.View quoted post on X
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