Because of the implication that something could go wrong if you didn’t work for them on their boat.

Jesus fucking Christ …GitHub actions is free for open source.

And they still put their binaries behind a paywall?

When you’re discussing your own OPSEC (Operational Security for those unaware), you have to evaluate and determine your personal threat profile. Generally speaking, you need to determine what risks you’re willing to accept, what risks you’re willing to mitigate, and what risks you will not tolerate. There’s a whole field of IT dedicated to this but the general idea is for you to understand that there is no perfect solution and everything is a trade off.

There is an inherent risk to downloading pirated software, especially software that you use for private activities (e.g. finances, etc.). With today’s landscape of mining crypto, I’d go so far as to say almost any pirated software is at risk of this.

I would agree that generally playing media files is relatively low risk (though there was a vulnerability I read about a few years back of a zip-type attack. The details allude me at the moment).

But for executables, you basically have two options:

• spin up a VM to host your executable, sandboxing it from everything else.
• trust the people who are providing the executable and run it on your computer

Personally, I avoid pirated executables. More often than not I can find a similar open source product that I can download. My risk tolerance is not only low, but I don’t see the benefits of using a particular company’s software especially if an open source is available.

I don’t think so. I just rewatched it. It’s the one where Data finds out something to make himself more human. Picard tells him something profound and moving.

The one where there’s a problem with the holodeck.

I’d say the crime he committed was thinking Trump would keep his promise even after bribing him.

How anyone can trust this motherfucker is beyond me.

Which…is absolutely wild. The government should absolutely be funding vulnerability research. If anything so that they can exploit them.

But I suspect they are taking the corporate approach. The foundation is going to do the research anyway and publish it widely. Just take advantage while adding nothing of value in return.

God I hate this fucking timeline.

For me, it’s contributing to open source projects that are for NSFW things, stashdb specifically.

Having multiple accounts is against their TOS

“One person or legal entity may maintain no more than one free Account (if you choose to control a machine account as well, that’s fine, but it can only be used for running a machine).”

Which is absolutely stupid. I should be able to separate my work commits from my personal commits.

That said in practice, I’m guessing this is only enforced if they detect you abusing their services.

Not that I disagree with your point, but Florida law is only relevant within Florida and, to a limited extent, the United States. Admins of US-based instances could likely be subpoenaed and then held in contempt if they refused, assuming they don’t pull a PornHub and just block all of Florida.

That said, this is very worrying since subpoenas have a MUCH lower threshold of legal bearing than warrants. I suspect that Apple will likely challenge this in court or they stop selling iPhones there.

Four things went for Musk:

• he was rich
• he had a passing resemblance to Robert Downey Jr.
• he made was closely associated with futuristic hardware (we don’t seem to value revolutionary software the same way as hardware)
• he was rich

In all honesty, a lot of solo developers who are directly responsible for the internet as we know it should be getting far more credit than rich ass holes but here we are.

Edit: correct

To a certain extent, honor among thieves typically only exists within their own group.

The administration is setting things up so their grifters won’t get charged.

If someone grifted them, the FBI would absolutely investigate them.

It looks like outerbase studio is primarily written in typescript where adminer is php.

Dude. We’re on Lemmy. Don’t be advertising some closed source app.

Missl is the best federated, defense first, FOSS war planning app available. You can self host using docker or use one of the many public instances.

I see you’ve never developed in react. Let me show you the pain and suffering you have missed.

No that’s for checking if your data has been breached. I want the full data set.

I was just about to ask. I know that there was a clearnet site for data breaches but that’s since been taken by the DOJ.

I imagine there’s an onion site but my onion experience is very little to know where to even begin to look. My searches on torch found very little.

Aircraft are sort of expensive and they can cause large scale damage to the public. At a certain point, the public has a right to know who a plane belongs to.

If they want privacy, they can reregister their planes to an LLC. Having Congress pass this loophole was just Musk’s way of flexing his power over the legislative body.

I have a delta of about 200mb ± which isn’t a lot all considered but it changes everyday. The only regular thing I do is use the browser. I might need to exclude it from my incrementals and only do those weekly.