We express our readiness to contribute to appropriate efforts to ensure safe passage through the Strait.
Nothing about safeguarding. Contributions to “appropriate efforts” could be anything from providing SIGINT, teaching someone how to use an anti-drone capability, to tutting loudly.
Appropriate is quite the weasel word in this context.
And whatever “appropriate” is, the group will only be contributing towards “appropriate”, not doing “appropriate” directly.
KDE turned my MacBook plasma!
Most had inserts you could pull/slide out to empty.
Fuck I feel old.
This isn’t the Arch logo file as it’s been redrawn to make it 3D. Blackarch have always used the original design but red and with a sword.
My guess these are fan made stickers given out / sold at conferences. They could be fan stickers for Blackarch but they also could just be red Arch stickers for the fun of it.
Redbubble is full of the stuff. It’s pretty typical to see playful project logo stickers all over conferences that people have ordered online. My buddy buys a load of these off Redbubble to stick on laptops people leave around at cybersecurity conferences:
OP is just kidding btw. Postgres has been around since the 90s before Nvidia had even released NV3 / RIVA 128.
You should try posting in !tf2@lemmy.world
Couldn’t agree more. FireWire’s Direct Memory Access was such a game changer for scrubbing video footage right from the camera.
There’s plenty of reasons to hate Apple but their I/O has never been one.
Core Audio, for instance, is practically magic. Absurdly low latency with no need for device drivers with hardware that’s class compliant. Just plug it in over USB-C.
And emacs is an operating system 😂
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Static, portable binary with no dependencies.
Out of the box:
I have nothing to do with the project but this binary is the absolute best. curl or wget to any host and away you go with effectively a Sublime Text / VSCode like in the terminal. It’s as simple as nano and as functional as a well configured and extended vim.
It’s baffling it’s not more well known and not installed by default on major distros.
I doubt they’re being ignored so much as it is much easier to prosecute crimes where there is concrete evidence. Al Capone wasn’t convicted for countless murders etc, but tax evasion.
At least once they’re incarcerated, it’s not impossible to try them on other charges
More importantly; good thing open source drivers exist.
Yup! Still the default on HP-UX too!
Very much this. Watch a few chefs on TV / the internet and just trial and error. Cooking is a skill like anything else and you simply need to put in the time to get experienced.
I do highly recommend you own a wooden chopping board, a Mercer Culinary Chef’s Knife (or better), and a 1000 grit whet stone for sharpening. A sharp knife makes cooking easier and more enjoyable. And a wood board is kinder to a blade and is surprisingly more hygienic than alternatives.
mm/dd/yy is a crime akin to min:sec:hour
It already is pretty rampant, however most Linux admins have minimal if any detection strategy.
Additionally, while there’s plenty of binaries about like VoidLink, almost all campaigns against Linux hosts target SSH, or RCE vulnerabilities, and deliver shell scripts that orchestrate the attack.
Why compile a binary when the shell has everything you need? The threat models are pretty different between Windows and the *nix world.
When you look at botnet composition, they’re usually made up of outdated Linux hosts with SSH open with password-based authentication.
Seriously people, switch to key-based auth and disable password auth entirely.
What’s with the wave of depressing comics recently?
It’s almost as if they factored the cost of licensing a third-party IP into the price.
The use of weasel words to shirk clarity on commitment is a bit of an indicator that they don’t mean what you said.
I get the vibe that Europe isn’t interested in participation in another Afghanistan or Iraq war.