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541.
by hulitu 7mo ago
> defender needs some better handling of the unexpected. We are talking about Microsoft here. /s
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> If native code is running on your Windows (as opposed to JavaScript in the browser sandbox), you've already lost. Ha,ha. Your browser sandbox is executing remote code. And the sandbox is not.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> Including closed circuit testing. Which is irrelevant on real roads. "Our product works really well in the lab, it's the real environment that causes problems"
544.
by hulitu 7mo ago
> The Netherlands has one of the highest road safety standards in the world. But the Dutch are still not able to drive safely on the Autobahn.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
Of course it is not. I also do "supervised self driving". In fact, everybody does it. The fact that Tesla drivers are only now able to do it, tell us something about their driving abilities. Stop. Spreading. FUD /s
546.
by hulitu 7mo ago
Supply chain attack made easy.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> Your old laptop packs more CPU power, RAM, and storage than their entry-level offerings And, if you are lucky, it can compute PI to the fifth decimal, before the thermals kick in. But the battery life is wonderful. /s
548.
by hulitu 7mo ago
They run 2 Outlook instances. For redundancy. /s
549.
by hulitu 7mo ago
Linux is so bloated that it won't fit on the memory of a 486 computer anyway.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> my money is on some actively used 0-day exploit that Apple is sealing shut Why not an introduction of a new exploit ? This could be handy in those uncertain times.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
Because it might be the only way to introduce new vulnerabilities. See Ubuntu.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> So, make sure you verify your account? What ? On my computer ? Microsoft really has some nerves. My Microsoft account is scheduled for deletion.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> Lunar Flyby I though they were going _to the moon_, not "flyby". NASA is a pale reminiscent of its former self. Sad.
554.
by hulitu 7mo ago
Microsoft (Teams).
555.
by hulitu 7mo ago
I tried to (re)watch it on Disney+ and the "militaristic ads" were cut.
556.
by hulitu 7mo ago
Both are very valued in the USA
557.
by hulitu 7mo ago
Another AI add.
558.
by hulitu 7mo ago
You forgot of McDonalds.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
They don't use backticks in street names. Regards, Bobby Tables
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> even if it improves things. odds are, it doesn't.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> Maybe we need a rewrite in Rust to fix that. And maybe we need some versions: man version 1, man version 2 and so on. And of course, in the style of GTK, each one incompatible with all the others. Progress. /s
562.
by hulitu 7mo ago
Microsoft code. The "hacker" went for the lower hanging fruit.
563.
by hulitu 7mo ago
This was removed years ago from sysvinit, for political reasons.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> Can't we just focus on the scientific advantages and not try to shoehorn sexism into everything. Why are you trying to destroy journalism ? The guy is trying to make a point and he needed some "metaphors". If he only pre
565.
by hulitu 7mo ago
> Ten years of the Panama Papers They targeted some selected individuals and that was all. No mention of their financial backers on their website.
566.
by hulitu 7mo ago
They don't want to fix bugs so they push AI, quantum and Rust. I wonder, what happened to blockchain ? /s
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> it is is trivially easy for a MitM attacker to alter the responses This is true even for DOH. There is no guaranty that your TLS certificate issuer is to be trusted. And, by the way, most of them are in the USA, a country known for its
568.
by hulitu 7mo ago
GTK1, GTK2, GTK3, GTK4, GTK5. Qt1, Qt2, Qt3, Qt4, Qt5.
569.
by hulitu 7mo ago
Notepad ?
570.
by hulitu 7mo ago
They just found out about it. Better late than never.

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