"I'm just going to let people be wrong on the internet" remains the single most difficult New Year's Resolution I have ever made, hands down.

[simonzerafa@infosec.exchange]

@evacide

The main issue being it's now automated and at scale with multiple tools available for generating and publishing wrongness.

Correcting such is a task at least an order of magnitude bigger than the problem

[zimpenfish@social.rjp.is]

@evacide Taken me several decades to (mostly) work that out of my system (and various other things too.) Wish I'd been quicker about it but happy that I eventually (mostly) got here.

[hypostase@bsd.network]

@evacide I don't think I could do that. I'm just at the stage where I'm grateful if I delete the post before I hit send.

One day. #Goals

[montyontherun@bitbang.social]

@evacide Nah, you're wrong.

[ariarhythmic@ohai.social]

@evacide What's wrong with not letting people be wrong

[toxy@mastodon.acc.sunet.se]

@evacide In extreme cases I type out what I think of any “wrongness” then delete the draft.

[supermoosie@mastodon.au]

@evacide

But what if they think they are right, but they are wrong.

Maybe you can change their mind with just a little bit of information.

[lp0_on_fire@social.linux.pizza]

@darkuncle @evacide, and in this case it's no. 386.

Duty Calls

xkcd (xkcd.com)

[cppguy@infosec.space]

@nazokiyoubinbou @evacide

Paging @lowqualityfacts .

[darkuncle@infosec.exchange]

@lp0_on_fire I almost linked it but assumed @evacide knew exactly what I was thinking of

[lp0_on_fire@social.linux.pizza]

@darkuncle @evacide, hmm. It doesn't seem right to me not to provide a link.

[darkuncle@infosec.exchange]

@lp0_on_fire sometimes it's a judgment call on the audience and a nod to their awareness