Netflix doesnt support 4k streaming on Linux.
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If it was 8086 they would have written 8086
You could also swap to an distro where apt ugprade can't brick things, and where if you manually mess up you can rollback cough cough nixos cough cough
Agreed, write raw SQL, this has never had any security impact whatsoever[1]
- Your friendly local pentester
What?
https://media.ccc.de/v/39c3-css-clicker-training-making-game... The CSS clicker talk was really entertaining as well as just technological amazing!
Big server. And if it goes down it goes down? Who cares, it's hackernews.
Because it doesn't use cloudflare duh.?
Why does that link redirect to a fart sound hosted on Wikipedia?
You might want to read the link first.
Kagi, an absolute must for me these days.
There is lorem ipsum text when viewed on mobile.
In the example text hjelmpe is not a word in Danish.
It's just the temperature. LLMs are just random token machines. Do not treat them as anything more than that.
Those are all just Microsoft Generic Volume License Key's... They are used to install windows and then activate it via KMS. A bunch can be found here [1] and here [2]
[1] https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/get-started...
[2] https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/95922-generic-product-ke...
Its pretty easy to find large profiles calling others the n word without any reprocussions. cisgender is the only one that gets automatically filtered no matter the context.
Nope. Because if you push an AWS key then it gets automatically revoked by AWS.
Windows jumped back multiple miles.
It's not an app that runs on device at all. It's an program that runs on your mac.
Look into HTTP Toolit for android (not affiliated with it at all, it's just that cool a tool)
And more specifically just use the maintained scripts from HTTP Toolkit.
https://github.com/httptoolkit/frida-interception-and-unpinn...
Firebase is not a db, its an entire platform as a service. So you don't really create much a backend, it handles it all for you.
As security nerd working within telecom agreed. Nobody really cares about security issues. And when people already struggle to care about the issues it gets even worse when fixing some of the issues (such as SS7 vulns) requires coordination with telcos around the world. cape[1] at least seems like its a breath of fresh air within the space.
[1] - cape.co
But they do have reproducible builds?
https://github.com/signalapp/Signal-Android/blob/main/reprod...
Someone didn't read the link.
It's simple. Big tech doesn't like regulation. By pretending the regulation won't let them release "all these cool things" they can turn public opinion against regulation.
Sentry started in 2008, FastAPI didn't exist until 2018.
What even is it? I read the github repo but that explains nothing about what it actually is.
Just setup httptoolkit [0], it just works.
radiators block out the sun. Nothing to do where they radiate but about the fact you need an absurd amount of them.