We should name it something like Common Vulnerabilities Index or something like that.

Used market boom baby!

That’s a compilation story book, take everything you read there as fantasy. My favorite story is Genesis, the part were the dad offers his virgin daughters to have sex with a furious gang of people.

When I first started using KDE and Sway I was so used to the Xfce apps that I installed the xfce4-goodies, running on top of Wayland. So fucking good memories.

I guess we are used to it, I like to use sway in the desktop and KDE in the laptop but I want to run Wayland. And with both of them is possible.

This reminded me of a real life story, from the tip or my tongue so details might be inaccurate, but I remember hearing that a/the main MINIX maintainer, all of the sudden, started getting bug reports or some type of feedback from somebody, that ended up being an Intel employee looking to use MINIX for either ME or AMT.

In short, these hardware devices are 100% capable of having their own independent OS, processes with kernel and all, totally obscured from the end user.

My ISP uses CG-WAN so in order for me to remote into it, I had to set up Tailscale, the OS isn’t perfect but is way better than any consumer grade router in the market. I also use a custom firmware, a forked version of OpenWRT that works with routers with modems.

+1 for the WRT router, if you can get a decent device with an enough powerful CPU it can host Transmission

Honestly yeah, civil war 2025 baby!!! There’s already AltGov organizations popping out… We need to organize better, to learn from Hong Kong and its residents.

Maybe is against the ToS but I’ve used github as CDN for free in the past… Might work for you.

I never felt it was wrong, it was around the time of the Microsoft acquisition.

The mascot is tired of running nonstop in that hamster wheel.

Who doesn’t love smashing their bro?

Child’s Play

Rips Bong

Yeah Mac has dd too, I often forget about the terminal existing there. I wish Ventoy for Mac was a thing tho.

It reminded me when I told a coworker he could force the Windows shutdowns with the command 'shutdown -p -f" from either a Run.exe or a cmd window.

Then he said it wasn’t working, and that the cmd window would just open and close quickly but no shutdown.

Imagine my surprise when he was doing shutdown -pf .

I only tried to use it once, and same. 150MB of a Web app to copy an ISO? I think I was using a Macbook to flash it and decided to use ventoy instead, with my PC.

“The attack against the OpenSSH client (CVE-2025-26465) succeeds regardless of whether the VerifyHostKeyDNS option is set to “yes” or “ask” (its default is “no”), requires no user interaction, and does not depend on the existence of an SSHFP resource record (an SSH fingerprint) in DNS,” explains Qualys.

Thankfully is not enabled by default…

Your post reminded me of my childhood, of how I had a PSP with a CFW and a GBA emulator, that made me look for hack roms, and I learned that there’s a digimon Pokémon hack ROM lol.