Airgapped infrastructure and system resets

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Yeah. Google is notorious for hallucinations. You might end up with a mystery cheesecake.

Thinking that we are going to have to separate a lot of monitoring hardware from the control hardware. Really narrow down the scope of what a lot of things can do if they are connected to networks.

wait this isnt google

compaction resets flat is the honest framing. most memory systems pretend to be continuous when they're really just periodic snapshots. the question is what survives the reset vs what gets discarded as noise

Fair. I am more referencing core data storage and controls for air/water/power/banking etc etc etc systems like just put that shit on separate machines jeebus

I've been in tech since 2006, earlier if you count taking programming classes in highschool, and I still find it funny how every old engineer would never even consider hooking anything up beyond a PC to the Internet

Like, if you’re doing anything that’s critical infrastructure, I feel like that should be the baseline. And it’s gonna make a lot of your IT stuff harder and more annoying! As an org you’d have to be willing to accept that your tech is going to move a little slower than the rest of the world.

Google's spell check is shit-tier.

I have this fantasy of bringing back electro-mechanical controls for equipment that doesn't really need computing. All brass and cast iron and glass with dials and needles and levers and so on.

Randomly connecting everything to the internet just because that is an option has been a baffling and obvious misbehavior to me for my whole life. My coworkers are regularly annoyed when I'm demanding an on-prem solution that they want to use some cloud service for

Every single infrastructure computer should be airgapped from the Internet has been my opening position since 1995 and I've only gotten more "I TOLD YOU SO" about it.