#mirt — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #mirt, aggregated by home.social.
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Top-Tipp zum Notfallmangement
von Tom Kasper, Komm.ONE-Teamleiter Informationssicherheit24/7 im EINSATZ: Ein Cyber Security Incident Response Team, kurz CSIRT genannt, ist die Feuerwehr, wenn es digital brennt. Dieses Expertenteam nimmt zusammen mit den Behörden eine erste Einschätzung der Situation vor und er greift Sofortmaßnahmen. Ergänzend kann ein Mobile Incident Response Team, MIRT, vor Ort beim Aufbau einer rechtssicheren und datenschutzkonformen IT-Umgebung unterstützen und Hardware wie Laptops zur Verfügung stellen.
#CSIRT #Komm.ONE #Notfallmanagement #Expertenteam #datenschutzkonform #MIRT
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Künstliche Intelligenz: Auch eine Chance für die Cybersicherheit
Wie lässt sich Künstliche Intelligenz zur Gefahrenabwehr einsetzen? „KI gelingt es besonders gut, Muster und Strukturen zu erkennen. Genau diese Fähigkeit nutzen wir bei der Komm.ONE, um die Cybersicherheit zu erhöhen“, erklärt Mark Schimmer, Leiter des Cyber Security Incident Response Teams (CSIRT) der Komm.ONE.
Ein Anwendungsbeispiel ist die Auswertung von Daten moderner cloudbasierter Firewall-Lösungen. KI kann hier Angriffsmuster identifizieren. Diese Erkenntnisse ermöglichen es, entsprechende Gegenmaßnahmen zu ergreifen. Voraussetzung für den Einsatz der KI ist jedoch, dass eine ausreichend große Datenmenge zur Verfügung steht. Denn eine KI muss trainiert werden und benötigt hierfür einen gewissen Grundstock an Informationen. Dass dabei der Datenschutz gewährleistet wird, ist eine der großen Herausforderungen.
Mehr zum Thema erfahren Sie in diesem Beitrag: https://www.komm.one/aktuelles/aktuelle-meldungen/it+und+ki+wie+die+abwehr+von+cyberangriffen+gelingt
und in diesem Interview mit Uwe Sehner, Komm.ONE-Centerleiter Architektur, Informationssicherheit & Datenschutz: https://www.komm.one/.../aktuelle.../cybersicherheitslage
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Apologetics: Flippin’ Fatwa Friday – Muhammad was the Gayest Guy in Arabia – Part 3: Momo the Crossdresser.
As we wrap up this month’s series on how Muhammad’s gay tendencies, we need to take a look at one of the weirdest tendencies Muhammad had: crossdressing.
According to Jami` at-Tirmidhi 2813 and Sunan Abi Dawud 4032, Muhammad would wear a mirt made of goat hair. Why is this important? Well, a mirt is a garment that could be made of various things, that was worn by primarily women as a covering.
Already, this is weird. Why is Muhammad wearing clothing that was typically worn by women? But don’t worry, it gets weirder.
According to Sahih Muslim, Hadith Number 4415, Muhammad wouldn’t wear any old mirt. He would often wear his child bride, Aisha’s, mirt. It says:
Narrated by Abdel Malik ibn Shu’aib ibn Laith Ibn Sa’ad, narrated by his father, narrated by his grandfather, narrated by Ukail ibn Khalid, narrated by ibn Shihab, narrated by Yahya ibn Sa’id ibn al-Aas who narrated that Aisha, the wife of the prophet, and Uthman related to him that Abu Bakr requested permission from the prophet to enter when the prophet was lying down on Aisha’s bed WEARING HER GARMENT (mirt). So the prophet gave permission to Abu Bakr to enter while he (Muhammad) was in that state and Abu Bakr finished what he needed and left. Later, Umar came and requested permission to enter and the prophet gave him permission to enter while he (Muhammad) was in that state. So Umar finished what he needed and left. Later, Uthman requested permission to enter to the prophet, so Muhammad sat up and told Aisha, “TAKE ALL THE CLOTHING THAT BELONGS TO YOU.”
So Aisha did as the prophet requested and left. Afterwards, Aisha asked the prophet, “O prophet! Why is it that I didn’t see you anxious when Abu Bakr or Umar came like you were when Uthman came in?”
The prophet replied, “Uthman is a bashful man, and I feared that if I gave him permission to enter in the state that I was in, he would not have finished what he came for.”
Additionally, other hadiths say that Muhammad would receive revelations when he was in Aisha’s mirt. While on most hadith websites like Sunnah.com, the English translation says “blanket” or “covering,” the word used in the Arabic is mirt and in the context of the hadith above, it makes no sense for it to be referring to anything but Muhammad wearing some sort of clothing. Why would Muhammad tell Aisha to take all the clothing that belonged to her when the very bashful Uthman walked in if he was only wearing her blanket? After all, a blanket doesn’t count as clothing. That’s also not mentioning the fact that mirts were never used as blankets.
Now, some people might be wondering how Muhammad could have possibly fit into Aisha’s mirt given the fact that she was a child when she was married to him. The answer is pretty simple: a mirt was a single, large piece of fabric, as shown below. It would have been easy for Muhammad to wear it, especially as Aisha got older (she was 18 when he died).
Until next time,
M.J.
#Allah #Blog #FlippinFatwaFriday #hadith #history #Islam #LGBTQ #Mirt #Muhammad #OpinionPeice #Polemics #Writing -
Apologetics: Flippin’ Fatwa Friday – Muhammad was the Gayest Guy in Arabia – Part 3: Momo the Crossdresser.
As we wrap up this month’s series on how Muhammad’s gay tendencies, we need to take a look at one of the weirdest tendencies Muhammad had: crossdressing.
According to Jami` at-Tirmidhi 2813 and Sunan Abi Dawud 4032, Muhammad would wear a mirt made of goat hair. Why is this important? Well, a mirt is a garment that could be made of various things, that was worn by primarily women as a covering.
Already, this is weird. Why is Muhammad wearing clothing that was typically worn by women? But don’t worry, it gets weirder.
According to Sahih Muslim, Hadith Number 4415, Muhammad wouldn’t wear any old mirt. He would often wear his child bride, Aisha’s, mirt. It says:
Narrated by Abdel Malik ibn Shu’aib ibn Laith Ibn Sa’ad, narrated by his father, narrated by his grandfather, narrated by Ukail ibn Khalid, narrated by ibn Shihab, narrated by Yahya ibn Sa’id ibn al-Aas who narrated that Aisha, the wife of the prophet, and Uthman related to him that Abu Bakr requested permission from the prophet to enter when the prophet was lying down on Aisha’s bed WEARING HER GARMENT (mirt). So the prophet gave permission to Abu Bakr to enter while he (Muhammad) was in that state and Abu Bakr finished what he needed and left. Later, Umar came and requested permission to enter and the prophet gave him permission to enter while he (Muhammad) was in that state. So Umar finished what he needed and left. Later, Uthman requested permission to enter to the prophet, so Muhammad sat up and told Aisha, “TAKE ALL THE CLOTHING THAT BELONGS TO YOU.”
So Aisha did as the prophet requested and left. Afterwards, Aisha asked the prophet, “O prophet! Why is it that I didn’t see you anxious when Abu Bakr or Umar came like you were when Uthman came in?”
The prophet replied, “Uthman is a bashful man, and I feared that if I gave him permission to enter in the state that I was in, he would not have finished what he came for.”
Additionally, other hadiths say that Muhammad would receive revelations when he was in Aisha’s mirt. While on most hadith websites like Sunnah.com, the English translation says “blanket” or “covering,” the word used in the Arabic is mirt and in the context of the hadith above, it makes no sense for it to be referring to anything but Muhammad wearing some sort of clothing. Why would Muhammad tell Aisha to take all the clothing that belonged to her when the very bashful Uthman walked in if he was only wearing her blanket? After all, a blanket doesn’t count as clothing. That’s also not mentioning the fact that mirts were never used as blankets.
Now, some people might be wondering how Muhammad could have possibly fit into Aisha’s mirt given the fact that she was a child when she was married to him. The answer is pretty simple: a mirt was a single, large piece of fabric, as shown below. It would have been easy for Muhammad to wear it, especially as Aisha got older (she was 18 when he died).
Until next time,
M.J.
#Allah #Blog #FlippinFatwaFriday #hadith #history #Islam #LGBTQ #Mirt #Muhammad #OpinionPeice #Polemics #Quran #Religion #Writing -
Admittedly, the chapter has been out for a while now, but I am very happy that people keep using it.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/282667681_Response_biasesIt might be worth to start writing an update, though. Especially in regarding #ForcedChoice and #MIRT models some interesting updates have happened.
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@pgmj #Rstats packages such as #catR #mstR (https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-319-69218-0) #mirt and other such infrastructure have moved the field on the #Psychometrics side.
But there is no way to integrate them into the systems I have been using so far to collect for example online #SurveyData with.
Another hurdle:
The field of #SurveyResearch being disconnected from #LatentVariable Theory and related test developments. Something I re-visit each time I deliver training to deliver tests, items, interviews. -
@pgmj #Rstats packages such as #catR #mstR (https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-319-69218-0) #mirt and other such infrastructure have moved the field on the #Psychometrics side.
But there is no way to integrate them into the systems I have been using so far to collect for example online #SurveyData with.
Another hurdle:
The field of #SurveyResearch being disconnected from #LatentVariable Theory and related test developments. Something I re-visit each time I deliver training to deliver tests, items, interviews. -
Nach dem #Hacker-Angriff auf den #RheinPfalzKreis: Landrat hofft, dass die Auswirkungen der Attacke vom 24.10. bis Ostern überwunden seien. Land will mobiles Reaktionsteam (#MIRT) entwickeln. #ITSicherheit #Kommunen
https://www.zeit.de/news/2022-12/10/land-und-kommunen-wollen-it-sicherheit-staerken
