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I thought this as well but there's plenty of dangerous commands that aren't escaped here. I'm assuming it's a limitation of it actually writing something to the filesystem, hopefully your own (with the desktop app) and n
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MS Teams channels cannot contain MS-DOS device names
(learn.microsoft.com)
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RCS is basically a modern evolution of SMS. It's an open standard, but by far the biggest implementation is from Google on the client and server end. The mobile carriers really never got their shit together. The downside is that there
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3y ago
The IP in question hosts Kiwi Farms: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kiwi_Farms
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I mean, devil's advocate here, this tech already exists and the question is do we do client attestation in a browser or pretend remote attestation doesn't exist. If this gets rejected, would that mean that services that need a &qu
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3y ago
Teachers hate it. A kid with a one hour commute got less sleep, and is typically exhausted. This means poor educational performance and behavior problems.
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3y ago
Only after the Activision acquisition goes through, they need to pretend they're friendly for a bit.
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3y ago
My attitude is that even if all the enthusiasts switched, its too small of a marketshare to matter, and its clear nobody wants to build on the Firefox platform - not even Brendan Eich. Our best hope is for a fork of Chromium to be maintaine
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3y ago
I've fallen in love with Arc https://arc.net/ It's Chromium-based with a custom UI (in SwiftUI). It's very clean and Mac-native.
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3y ago
Because schools need cheap laptops that are easy to centrally manage by a single platform. Google also has a Workspace for Education suite that includes all the Google Docs stuff and teacher tools (Google Classroom). They also have a no ads
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3y ago
The WSJ is a Murdoch rag. It's just slightly classier than Fox News.
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3y ago
I mean Debian and Fedora (not an arch user) sign their packages with GPG. It's a higher level up but effectively the same thing.
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3y ago
House was Sony Computer Entertainment (PlayStation) which is based in San Mateo.
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3y ago
PlugShare shows 14-50 outlets, mostly in campgrounds, and I carry around a 14-50 charger in the event I'll ever need to do that. By design they're not going to be conveniently located downtown though.
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3y ago
A film not a show, but Tenet is notorious for this.
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3y ago
Yes? People don't realize that systemd is a project, and systemd the init system isn't journald or systemd-boot or systemd-resolved. Those are other compatible utilities by the same project. They aren't required to use system
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3y ago
Vivaldi is an excellent browser, but it sometimes seems like it has too many options. For example, tab groups and tab workspaces are almost the exact same idea. Arc is basically someone looking at Vivaldi and hitting it with the "desig
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3y ago
And the Bolt is $19k after credits...
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3y ago
Probably wanted to bump sales of the new Equinox.
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3y ago
I mean it's $26,500 before the tax credit. Which Teslas are that cheap? The Model 3 starts at $40,000.
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3y ago
Why would Mint, a desktop-oriented fork of Ubuntu, be more secure than Ubuntu?
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3y ago
Is it just me or does http://x.com/ redirect to a GoDaddy parking page?
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3y ago
I mean Firefox caved to support EME. This isn't the early days of the web anymore either, the enthusiasts are a small minority of global web traffic that this will probably succeed even with a large scale boycott.
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3y ago
Telegram isn't end-to-end encrypted, all of your conversations end up in plaintext on their servers. That's a no-go for a lot of people.
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It's been a blessing for me. It's so easy to see the process hierarchy, easy to create units and timers and dependencies, and with services being combined into cgroups the concept of a zombie process was basically eliminated. I gu
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Sony's been knocking it out of the park with their AAA releases though. The last few they've released (Spider-Man: Miles Morales, God of War: Ragnarok, Returnal, Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart, Horizon: Forbidden West) have all bee
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But then you get duplicates, since Mozilla made it a pain to disable the main tab bar. I'm using a Chromium offshoot (Arc) but I also like how Vivaldi handles vertical tabs. Firefox doesn't just compete with Chromium itself, but t
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3y ago
Because you need to pay money for tweetdeck
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Boston isn't in charge of the MBTA, the state is, and the MBTA is mostly in a poor state because it was saddled with debt from the Big Dig.
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3y ago
Sony sells their hardware at a loss or break even, why would they then let you use a PlayStation in "PC" mode so Valve or Microsoft get royalties instead?
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