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I believe this is what they call yasslighting: the affirmation of questionable behavior/ideas out of a desire to be supportive. The opposite of tough love, perhaps. Sometimes the very best thing is to be told no. (comment copied from t
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I believe this is what they call yasslighting: the affirmation of questionable behavior/ideas out of a desire to be supportive. The opposite of tough love, perhaps. Sometimes the very best thing is to be told no.
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7mo ago
I imagine you’d go digging on a few sample beaches and then make an assumption about how representative those beaches are. Think where we’d be without sand!
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It's so much fun living through the steep bit of an S curve that we imagine it might last forever...
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Agreed. Default Ubuntu is pretty much feature complete for mainstream users, as long as they don’t have to install it themselves.
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When you stare into the vuln, the vuln stares back at you.
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“It’s an older code but it checks out.”
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To be clear, this is a supply chain attack on everyone that uses Trivy, not a supply chain attack on Trivy. It was a direct attack on Trivy, exploiting components that Aqua had full control and responsibility for. The term “supply chain a
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No. There’s a definition from the UN here if you’re interested: https://unterm.un.org/unterm2/en/view/UNHQ/9626F6CEB2A92C9B8...
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Why does a role model for a man have to be a man? Besides, she's an exceptionally good role model even for traditionalist views of what makes a man, by virtue of being so accomplished in her career and still making time for family and
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Amy Coney Barrett. Supreme court judge, mother of 7, still finds time to go to the gym.
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Ironically, the very concept of a “real man” is founded on the idea that a man should be defined by stereotypes rather than by sex, which puts manosphere enthusiasts and gender enthusiasts in closer epistemological proximity than either wou
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Any recommendations for Trivy alternatives to use while Aqua rebuilds their reputation?
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The open internet is a whisper in a screaming crowd. Yes, it’s technically still there.
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TLS client certs are quite a nice approach to identity though.
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Anton Ego in Ratatouille gives this take on what democratization should mean: Not everyone can become a great artist, but a great artist can come from anywhere.
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True, but on the other hand, maybe only a very small subset of people should be doing a PhD.
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Any time someone carves out a new space online, the same sort of thing happens. Pioneers create infrastructure. Early adopters rush to explore the new medium. New possibilities or new constraints spur creativity. Then, usually one of two th
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Or offense.
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Also the Epstein-Barr virus causes Mono, the clone of .NET, which was created by Bill Gates, known associate of Epstein, whose father was president of the Washington State Bar Association. And you know who else works in Washington? Join t
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Perhaps if the product is compelling enough, the name doesn’t matter - and conversely, if the product is borderline, it had better have a great name.
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Apple keep their casual users on a short leash, but for those willing to tinker, iOS device backups are actually quite good for that archive use case, as you can extract most of your important data in the form of SQLite database files. The
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Files are a fundamental freedom because they enable users to have custody of data, thus enabling ultimate sovereignty of confidentiality, integrity, and availability. We should recognize files as an essential pillar of digital liberty, on p
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Letting ancient evil code run? Have we learned nothing from A Fire Upon the Deep ?!
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What you’re really here for is the Lack Rack: https://wiki.eth0.nl/index.php/LackRack
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Self-sorting into echo chambers has definitely already happened and discourse is definitely already hampered by lack of consensus on what words mean.
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> “You’re hitting yourself in the face with a hammer. That feels very manly. It’s very strong,” Walker says. Is this an actual thing that kids do or just a moral panic because some loon did it once for clicks?
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Damn. Guess I’ll be smoking some kippers in his memory. Can we get a black bar? On second thoughts, that would mean changing the CSS.
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Yarp.
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Wait until we find out that all of tech (ever) has been subsidized by the true-so-far assumption of continued growth, allowing today’s costs to be paid for by tomorrow’s larger market.
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