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811.
by delfinom 3y ago
Eh? People have dumped strings and more from the attack payload. It's exclusively targeting openssh. However they left the door open to future payloads by simply dropping new blobs into the test cases folder.
812.
by delfinom 3y ago
>4. Libsystemd is a problem for the ecosystem. People get dismissed as systemd haters for pointing this out but it's big, complicated, has a lot of dependencies and most programs use a tiny fraction of it. Encouraging every service
813.
by delfinom 3y ago
>Agreed and I dont believe "no warranty" can last that much longer, or in fact should. It was encouraged back in the day when all this computer stuff was new and either walled-off in unis or enterprises or in hobbyist's ba
814.
by delfinom 3y ago
They said "own new homes". So it's not an existing house and was probably a development job. And of course they probably never attempted to get electrical utility planning permission until they already sunk money into constru
815.
by delfinom 3y ago
Honestly, he should call it quits and just drop xz utils and move on with life. He maintained it for 15 years and struggled to get anyone else to help until Jia showed up. Meanwhile the Linux ecosystem depended on it. The Linux ecosystem wi
816.
by delfinom 3y ago
OSS maintainers aren't reaping anything. Most OSS licenses say the software is provided without warranty.
817.
by delfinom 3y ago
Can we blame the welfare queens from starting to drum up support for more taxpayer funded bailouts in anticipation of a recession?
818.
by delfinom 3y ago
Otoh, maybe they just wanted to create a cryptomining farm. Lol. Don't underestimate the drive some people have to make a buck.
819.
by delfinom 3y ago
I call bullshit. The fundamental problem here was a violation of chain of trust. Open source is only about the source being open. But if users are just downloading blobs with prebuilt binaries or even _pre-generated scripts_ that aren'
820.
by delfinom 3y ago
They are probably getting confused. Jia had a zstd fork on github, but when things kicked off, it appears they may have sanitized the fork.
821.
by delfinom 3y ago
If only you could prosecute people in adversarial countries for a felony, lol.
822.
by delfinom 3y ago
He came on IRC, he seemed ok. He did some cleanup of access and signed off for easter.
823.
by delfinom 3y ago
That's the thing, they can be working on multiple paths in parallel. They can be building on nvidia and have a semiconductor team in another corner experimenting for alternate in the future. When profit margins are insane, there is alw
824.
by delfinom 3y ago
Plates getting swapped doesn't really work on NY anymore. Even 3 weeks ago, someone rolled up to our building parking lot at night here in long Island and stole plates off a car. We had it on camera. The cops had them arrested the next
825.
by delfinom 3y ago
There's Emedit as a commercial notepad like tool. It's even better than notepad++ for large files because it'll stream in the data as you scroll rather than trying to load all of it at once.
826.
by delfinom 3y ago
Container ships of yesteryear are also many times smaller than modern ships.
827.
by delfinom 3y ago
You don't even need to file a lawsuit, a legal demand letter written by an attorney is cheap, they can attach the documentation and send it to Meta's legal. That will probably get their attention to get someone to clobber heads.
828.
by delfinom 3y ago
The other option is to file a small claims lawsuit if it's a small enough value in your municipality (some areas do allow claims to $10k, some even a little more). Or just have a lawyer send a legal threat with documentation.
829.
by delfinom 3y ago
CSV is so simple that if someone forgets to send you escaped CSV, you can and should simply smack them with a shoe.
830.
by delfinom 3y ago
Welcome to 2024, everyone is marketing "AI" something something with their products. I've seen power tools with "AI" slapped onto the marketing.
831.
by delfinom 3y ago
>My Surface had a swollen battery which killed the device. Statistically, all devices suffer from swollen batteries. I've even see iPhones and iPads die from swollen batteries. There's a certain tiny % fallout in manufacturing
832.
by delfinom 3y ago
Jesus you drank the koolaid. Lol, dark patterns. Recently got a M2 mac for CI purposes. Step 1 was deleting all the preloaded apple-ware apps that they want to people to use for datamining from the dock, they make it as painful clickfest to
833.
by delfinom 3y ago
The problem is ticks are also slowly becoming immune to it.
834.
by delfinom 3y ago
NYP is simply reposting NYTimes content. There's already a lawsuit filed against GM.
835.
by delfinom 3y ago
In my NY suburbs, there are intersections you have to gun it because the local nimbys refuse traffic light installs. (Long story short, there's one university here that has to use their state troopers to assert authority and shut local
836.
by delfinom 3y ago
Nah, Congress keeps shipbuilding alive like any other too big to fail shit show, making the navy buy and maintain ships they don't want and at exorbitant costs because the ships are flawed from day 1. All the Jones Act has done is inc
837.
by delfinom 3y ago
In this example, Long Island being a giant island is still out of land remaining to build any large scale power plant, and the island along with NY is in dire need of more generation capacity.
838.
by delfinom 3y ago
Doesn't work, wsj blocked it
839.
by delfinom 3y ago
Well you can file a CCPA violation complaint with the state AG. Especially because a "Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information" link is mandatory. https://oag.ca.gov/privacy/ccpa#sectionh https:/&#x
840.
by delfinom 3y ago
Yep this law is just a giant handout to the industry. I wouldn't be surprised if they use this law to now sue "uncertified" repair shops.

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