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reddig33 , to news in Cybersecurity labeling for smart devices aims to help people choose those less vulnerable to hacking

This isn’t going to accomplish much. The best exploits are the ones that haven’t been discovered yet, so there’s no way to test for them. See also all the counterfeit crap on Amazon that’s somehow “MiFi certified” and “UL listed”. Companies that make sketchy crap will just slap a fake version of this label on their packaging.

DiscoBoy , (edited ) to technology in Cybersecurity labeling for smart devices aims to help people choose those less vulnerable to hacking

As someone said: “The ‘S’ in ‘IoT’ stands for Security”.

I expect this to do very little to the problem, where consumers don’t understand and care enough to pay extra for secure stuff, and producers will not spend resources on something that consumers don’t want to pay for.

The laws that I see working are the ones that punish companies that, by negligence in security measures, enable private data to be leaked.

You can never leave this decision as a choice to the consumer.

FapFlop ,

Are you implying my $2 organic peanut butter might not actually be organic??

C4d ,

I’m sure it has some components in it that once came from a living organism.

dan , to technology in Cybersecurity labeling for smart devices aims to help people choose those less vulnerable to hacking

That site has some nasty adblocker-blocker

Raphtalia ,
deconstruct OP , to news in More dog owners are questioning vaccines like rabies after COVID

I feel sorry for the dogs that will suffer because of this nonsense.

SatansMaggotyCumFart ,

At least they won’t be autistic.

bernieecclestoned ,

I hear it turns dogs gay or something

FlyingSquid ,
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And magnetic. You don’t want a magnetic dog.

ech ,

Sure as hell do. Shoe-in for frisbee throwing champs.

FlyingSquid ,
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Yeah, but then they go in the kitchen and get near the knives. Then you have a knife dog.

ares35 ,
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have their own identity, they'll sniff and hump anything

Nougat ,

Mine has dogtism.

snooggums ,
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No, that is Attention Deficit Hyperactive Dog (ADHD)

instamat ,

You’re going to deny them all that 5G coursing through their veins? Think of the speed increase!

Rubanski ,

Babe wake up, 6G vaccines just dropped

TheBenCommandments ,
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I feel sorry for the humans that will suffer from incurable diseases like rabies because of this nonsense.

scytale , to news in More dog owners are questioning vaccines like rabies after COVID

Welp, looks like rabies is gonna have a huge comeback. I bet there’s a huge overlap with antivaxx owners and unleashed pets too.

bernieecclestoned ,

As the disease progresses, the person may experience delirium, abnormal behavior, hallucinations, hydrophobia (fear of water), and insomnia. The acute period of disease typically ends after 2 to 10 days. Once clinical signs of rabies appear, the disease is nearly always fatal,

Fisk400 ,

I believe the current survival rate is 29 people ever.

blanketswithsmallpox ,
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Sauce. It's a bit old at 2020 though so there are probably a few more.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7266186/

ech ,

It’s a bit old at 2020 though so there are probably a few more.

Well the average is 1 survivor every 167 years, so I’d say that’s charitable.

blanketswithsmallpox ,
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Well the average is 1 survivor every 167 years, so I’d say that’s charitable.

This is nonsense lmfao. Why you even said this after I linked a literal study about the surviving cases is beyond me.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rabies

ech ,

30 survivors in 5000 years = 1/167. Apparently it’s about 4000 years, so 1/133. My bad.

blanketswithsmallpox ,
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Do you believe the earth is 5000 years old or something?

The first unvaccinated person to live from rabies was in 2004 due to the Milwaukee Protocol.

2023 - 2004 = 19. 29/19 = 1.53 survivors per year.

ech ,

You’re taking this way more seriously than it was intended. It was an off the cuff comment. I just took the known history of rabies and divided it by known survivors.

utopianfiat ,

Only 5 of whom had no long-term damage.

PetDinosaurs ,

It’s really sad too.

One interpretation of the cause of this problem is that vaccines are just too effective. No one has polio, not to mention even chicken pox.

A resurgence of rabies (or, god forbid, small pox) will clear that up real quick.

Then again, too much of this planet have been fed a steady diet of propaganda for most of their adult lives.

blanketswithsmallpox ,
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Ahem.

Fwiw the last big smallpox outbreak was in 1962.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1079469/

PetDinosaurs ,

And? All that needs to happen for a major world outbreak now that almost no one has any immunity is for it to escape from a lab or a vial in cardboard box somewhere.

How many millions died from COVID? Try billions.

Let me tell you what, that would sure reduce our carbon footprint and the price of housing.

Furball ,

Smallpox can never return. It is gone forever

PetDinosaurs , (edited )

It’s extinct in the wild. It’s still frozen in labs, and the soviet union made it in vast quantities before falling apart. There’s also samples sitting around that are occasionally found.

It’s not completely gone. That’s why they still vaccinate you for it when you join the military.

A simple search would tell you that there is a great deal of controversy over the fact that this virus is not gone forever.

Try to be better and not amplify false statements.

Furball ,

I don’t think that anyone plans on releasing smallpox from labs. That wouldn’t benefit anyone.

PetDinosaurs , (edited )

Who said anything about planning?

Bytemeister ,

Oh, hello! It must be your first time coming to Earth and meeting humanity.

Riyria ,

I literally saw lady letting fucking hellspawn of a child COVERED IN CHICKEN POX run around barefoot at Aldi a few weeks ago. I was so panicked I didn’t know what to do because I didn’t even see them until I was walking out so I just got out as fast as I could. My wife has never had chickenpox, and adult chickenpox can apparently be much more deadly, so it was definitely kind of terrifying.

CaptainAniki ,

Get the damn vaccine.

Riyria ,

I’ll have to check to see if she’s gotten it. I can’t imagine she’s gone this long without getting chickenpox and not being vaccinated for it, but I don’t think the chickenpox vaccine was as widely known of when we were kids in the 90s.

gornar ,
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There’s an adult vaccine, get it and fear not: webmd.com/…/chickenpox-varicella-vaccine-guidelin…

utopianfiat ,

cocks shotgun not if I can help it

Son_of_dad ,

Cats too. I hate that people let cats roam, it’s irresponsible and shitty to just let your pet out to do whatever it wants with everyone else’s property. And now there are gonna be unvaccinated, rabid cats roaming and infecting it further.

Hey maybe the apocalypse is coming and this is the start of a zombie/aggressive rabies outbreak!

systemglitch ,

I’d let my cat out if I had one. They deserve to explore and be happy

lolcatnip ,

They die much younger on average if you do that.

systemglitch ,

True that.

Claidheamh ,

They deserve to explore and be happy

Do they deserve to explore and suffer horrible injuries and/or death? All the while decimating local bird populations, and, if not spayed or neutered, creating more kittens to live lives full of suffering and hardship?

systemglitch ,

Yep

Claidheamh ,

Good thing you don’t have cats then, sounds like you’d be an irresponsible owner.

systemglitch ,

If you say so friend.

systemglitch ,

I thought you would love to know… haha, we are e now irresponsible cat owners. ;)

Claidheamh ,

Why would I like to know that you’re proud of potentially causing suffering to your pets and other animals?

Even just today I had to rescue a kitten who had been yelling for hours near my house because their owners let them outside. At least she was microchipped so we could find them easily, but she was not happy about it at all. Came running after me as soon as she saw me, and ran inside the house when I opened the kitchen door.

systemglitch ,

Never change.

Son_of_dad ,

Can you imagine if dog people just opened their doors at night, let their dogs fuck off to wreck property, kill pets, get killed themselves, and destroy native birds and animals? They’d rightly be called out and have their pets taken away. Take care of YOUR pet and keep it on YOUR property. I’ve had issues with neighbor cats causing damages to my property, and if your pet becomes my pest, I will treat it as such.

I remember a neighbor’s cat once almost tore through my window screen to get at my pet parrot. If that cat had made it inside my house and attacked my pet, he would not have made it out alive.

systemglitch ,

Dogs and cats are not the same. And that sucks.

I’m also glad I don’t know you and I bet that is mutual. We can celebrate this non-familularity.

Rapidcreek , to news in More dog owners are questioning vaccines like rabies after COVID

On the plus side, some of those owners are bound to be bitten.

Ertebolle ,

Sure, but with the much bigger minus that rabid dogs are also likely to bite a lot of perfectly innocent people, particularly kids, and even more particularly, kids who have crazy anti-vaxxer parents that might not get them a (human) rabies shot in time to save their life after a dog bite.

(note how many kids die of self-inflected gunshot wounds because their parents are too stupid to keep them safe from those)

Rapidcreek ,

As a kid I remember a rabid dog confronting me in an alley. A cop showed up an shot him dead. You might think I would be traumatized, but actually thought it was kind of cool.

bernieecclestoned ,

Updates on Rabies virus disease: is evolution toward “Zombie virus” a tangible threat?

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7975959/

The irony of brain dead anti vaxxers becoming zombies

uphillbothways ,
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Any evolution or opportunity for it through any spread, especially in human adjacent vectors, is super bad news. A respiratory communicable rabies would be a potential "doomsday virus". We really don't want rabies picking up any new tricks.

Rocketpoweredgorilla ,
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I mean… they kinda already are.

Hotdogman ,

28 days later…

lolcatnip ,

Not enough.

gregorum , to news in More dog owners are questioning vaccines like rabies after COVID

More people are dumbshits

prowe45 , to news in More dog owners are questioning vaccines like rabies after COVID

Thankfully my dog only really interacts with other dogs at places that require vaccinations.

PickTheStick ,

I have extended family members who have fake COVID vaccine cards. How tough do you think it will be to fake a dog’s status, or even find an insane veterinarian who is willing to sign on the dotted line for a little moolah?

FlyingSquid , to news in More dog owners are questioning vaccines like rabies after COVID
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Oh for fuck’s sake…

Ghyste ,

I said the exact same thing. People are stupid.

radroot , to news in More dog owners are questioning vaccines like rabies after COVID

Sometimes I really hate it here

m4xie , to news in More dog owners are questioning vaccines like rabies after COVID

The article does not link the study. It can be found linked from the authors site (www.mattmotta.com/publications) here: osf.io/preprints/socarxiv/qmbkv/

Honestly, it’s more worth reading than the article. It’s 7 pages, not including references and data.

I was wondering who the 2,200 people were. From the study:

Data

Data for this study are derived from a nationally representative online survey of N = 2,200 US adults, conducted between March 30 - April 10, 2023. We administered this study in partnership with YouGov…

…YouGov did this for our study by first pulling a simple random sample of responses from nationally representative US Census data, …These individuals were then invited to participate in our study.

The firm then corrected for any remaining deviations … on the basis of respondents’ racial identity, gender identity, age, educational attainment, and 2020 US Presidential vote choice.

Stage 1 Results: The Prevalence and Politicization of CVH

We begin our analysis by considering the prevalence of CVH among dog owners. As Table 3 demonstrates, a large minority of dog owners consider vaccines administered to dogs to be unsafe (37%), ineffective (22%), and/or unnecessary (30%). Correspondingly, we find that a slight majority of dog owners (53%) can be considered to be vaccine hesitant; i.e., because they endorse at least one of these three positions (see: Measures)

breadsmasher ,
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US adults

Can you please start educating your country

theodewere , (edited )
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someone has to make the loud ones sit down and shut up first

m4xie ,

My country? I’m Canadian.

Granted, we’re ten years behind the US at most.

lolcatnip ,

You can’t make someone learn when they’re determined to remain ignorant. So no.

Staccato ,

Problem is our country tells each of our 50 states to do the education thing… so that leads to a huge range of outcomes for the unlucky students born into the wrong state.

AnonTwo , (edited ) to news in More dog owners are questioning vaccines like rabies after COVID

I never watched it and even I know about Old Yeller. This is just animal cruelty with how well known the disease is.

edit: Also isn't Rabies also a disease that targets the brain? Like the mother of all trades. Autism or Rabies /s (and yes I know one of those wouldn't even happen)

MegaUltraChicken ,

Rabies doesn’t just “target” the brain. It fucking nukes that shit. Untreated rabies is one of the scariest diseases that exists. Once you’re feeling symptoms, you are 99% fucked to a slow incredibly awful death.

ech ,

More like 99.99999999999999999999999999999…well, you get the point. In all of human history, there have only been a handful of confirmed survivors of rabies. It’s the most lethal disease known to man.

Alto , to news in More dog owners are questioning vaccines like rabies after COVID
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Killing your dog to own the libs

Bizarroland ,
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I give it 7 years before we hear a story about a rash of children getting rabies and dying probably somewhere in the southeast or Midwest from a rabies outbreak.

JustZ ,
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Florida.

breadsmasher , to news in More dog owners are questioning vaccines like rabies after COVID
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theodewere , to news in More dog owners are questioning vaccines like rabies after COVID
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because the AR15 and the attack dog aren't enough danger to have around the house, they also need rabid attack dogs.. it makes sense.. it's an upgrade to home security..

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