I’ve heard this related to Gaussian blur and it’s obviously possible with pixelation that uses a large number of smaller pixels, but I would honestly love to see someone demonstrate reversal of the pixelation I used here.

In any case the pixelated credentials were for limited, read only access for testing and the API client was already deleted before I posted the image.

I appreciate the concern and feedback in any case.

I saw someone mention it as an alternative to using Orca or Wiz for compliance use cases. I just wanted to check it out. I was attempting to run it locally rather than as a service with configuration via pipeline.

It seems you have a lot of experience with the tool. Can you recommend any resources that teach more advanced use cases and configurations? I’m finding that just reading the docs, playing with it, and watching the YouTube videos I found aren’t really doing it for me. Most of the materials I’m finding are about AWS, but that’s not relevant to me.

Armadillos also can carry leprosy, so this is sound advice on multiple levels.

No the reason was already mentioned earlier. Europe mandates a relatively short overall maximum vehicle length whereas the US mandates a maximum trailer length. So European trucks are almost always cab over design to maximize trailer length.

That truck was from 1985, but I know what you mean. That truck was awesome!

At least the Ford Maverick is something that exists. I know it’s based on an Escape platform, but that’s fine for most uses of trucks that size.

Ultimately, even Democratic politicians are beholden to wealthy donors, including those associated with the health insurance industry.

In this post-Citizens-United world, the only way to make real change is to have a bunch of people willing to not hold onto power to do the right thing simultaneously. Sadly, the likelihood of that happening is vanishingly small.