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amiga386
5mo ago
Why does that even matter? It's inauthentic, don't waste your time.
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5mo ago
I know the feeling. The only thing you can do is try to keep an honest perspective on reality. Look for confirmation from reliable sources, wait to see how things turn out before passing it on. It feels bad finding out something important i
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5mo ago
... that don't need the identity of the parents to work. Nor do these devices require the identity of non-parents who will never enable the childproofing mode Nor does legislation invert the burden of proof and require the device
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5mo ago
Nineteen Eighty-Four is a further rumination on how Joseph Stalin held power. It was meant to inform Orwell's fellow English socialists, who still dreamed of their own revolution, what the practical upshot of that would be. Stalin did
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5mo ago
That's not a great analogy. There are no pick-proof locks (...that are mechanically operated and admit keys; I'm presuming you didn't mean "pick-proof" in that there is no keyhole to pick but is defeated some other
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5mo ago
FOR GREAT JUSTICE TAKE OFF EVERY ZIG MOVE ZIG MOVE ZIG MOVE ZIG MOVE ZIG YOU KNOW WHAT YOU DOING TAKE OFF EVERY ZIG https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qItugh-fFgg&t=124s https:/&
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5mo ago
They really are, though. Security is all-encompassing, including not just programming languages, libraries, programs, but also systems, humans and their processes. Don't forget physical security either. There are no silver bullets, and
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6mo ago
As others have said, a trap is one way to implement system calls. It's literally the TRAP mnemonic on a 68000. https://www.nxp.com/docs/en/reference-manual/M68000PRM.pdf see page 292, also see page 629 f
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6mo ago
Question: what prevents an organisation like Kickstarter from using more than one payment processor, including the ones used by actual porn companies?
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6mo ago
It's already gone. This whole issue kicked off in January 2025: https://ghostarchive.org/archive/qwL63 - your only options were to stay on older firmware (and even then, the T&C's are sketchy, it worries
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6mo ago
It's more of a good thing that, in most cases, it's on devices that won't send it any packets unless a client first authenticates to a Wi-Fi station or physically plugs into an Ethernet port.
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6mo ago
They're objecting to use of their cloud service, and they're also disabling local-only mode thus forcing use of their cloud service, and their software is required to be AGPL (because that's how they themselves received it) s
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6mo ago
It's a riff on https://killedbygoogle.com/
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6mo ago
If investors invest heavily in lemon juice, then go around hyping it and selling it with the promise it makes you invisible to cameras (which it doesn't), it doesn't matter how stupid and gullible the rubes who fall for that are,
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6mo ago
That it may be there or not doesn't mean it "caused no harm". It sounds like yet another carbuncle added in haste and then never fixed properly, leading to 6 years of fear of touching it. If it's truly intended, it needs
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6mo ago
Are you reading the right page? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cinematronics,_LLC Hasn't been edited since December 2024. Has never mentioned DOOM.
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6mo ago
Yeah but don't let them reify it. Ideally you already send client version in requests (or have an API version prefix). Add the workaround only for legacy clients. Next client version must distinguish itself from predecessor and mu
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6mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WP:SELFSOURCE > Self-published or questionable sources may be used as sources of information about themselves Clifford Stoll's own Facebook page saying he's not dead can be ci
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6mo ago
The single domain here is a ccTLD, and DNS's heirarchical nature means your personal domain's redundant DNS can't mitigate an outage at the ccTLD level.
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6mo ago
Heck, even remember that state-level actors abused a flaw in NPP's update mechanism and hijacked NPP's hosting provider to deliver malware to specific targets: https://notepad-plus-plus.org/news/hijacked-incid
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6mo ago
Militaries and their disinformation units are like this. There are at least 5 different narratives about how the US found Osama bin Laden, which contradict each other : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killing_of_Osama_bi
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6mo ago
I think you're conflating two things: fictional characters/personas, and attributing "music" to them. People go wild for characters all the time, whether they be Batman, Pikachu, Colombo, Dora the Explorer, whatever --
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6mo ago
Ironically, Cloudflare won't let Cloudflare Cloudflare: https://sitemogging.com/mogged/asda.com-vs-tesco.com asda.com uses Cloudflare to block Cloudflare tesco.com uses Akamai to block Cloudflare
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6mo ago
Consider the possibility that the general public enjoy neologisms regardless of their source, and will take and adapt them just for fun, without ascribing to the ideologies of the coiners. Also consider that people are laughing at the can
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6mo ago
"owning" generally requires doing something to the other person, such as defeating them in an online shooter Whereas you "mog" simply by being within range of the other person, you don't even have to interact, but
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6mo ago
Wikipedia calls this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citogenesis (after XKCD coined it). You can expect the spicy autocomplete to feed you flattering bullshit. It may cite Wikipedia (it shouldn't), but you should go
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6mo ago
Vehicle emission and fuel efficiency standards are a great idea. The stupidity was allowing a "light truck" exception at all. It made the manufacturers turn to manufacturing and promoting what should be work vehicles to rich idiot
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6mo ago
But you wouldn't, or shouldn't, take a patchwork approach to it. If the software you're trying to secure actually depends on a full, working, intertwined unix system... you leave that as it is. You can certainly try reducing
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Why would you bother even doing that? If someone has the power to execute commands, they are already on the other side of the airtight hatch . https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20240102-00/?p=10... Put y
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6mo ago
If the author is reading this, please note your code blocks don't scroll (and in fact overflow the white text onto the white background) on mobile layouts. You need an "overflow-x: scroll" or such.
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