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I think it's worth understanding that tinyconfig is the result of a lot of effort into finding how much you can strip back the kernel and have it still (kinda) work. It's realistically as stripped back as you can get—you don't even get access to storage devices by default.

I'm curious about where your requirements have come from, as if the kernel was literally just tty and ethernet, you basically wouldn't be able to do anything with it.

Genuinely though, the point of YouTube premium is to get rid of the ads...

We seem to be making cable TV again where you pay a premium for the privilege of being advertised to

I was gonna say, this museum had one job and they failed it

It's bed time in the UK, can someone keep me updated with the shitshow whilst I sleep?

I mean it's from at least roughly back when ATi was a thing

That's probably what the drugs are for

Do you live somewhere without winter?

Memento, with any of Guy Pearce, Joe Pantoliano or Carrie-Anne Moss. All would be good

The Matrix, with either Lawrence Fishburn or Joe Pantoliano (again lol)

He climbed that first peak in the dunning Kruger curve and refused to move any further

Though that would probably incorrectly imply he once attempted to learn something

I've kept my Blu-ray burner in service from the past few rebuilds, probably had it about a decade or so

Though I'm not sure I've actually ever burned anything with it—used it to back up some old DVDs recently though

Looking forward to the new era of security holes caused by this

Nearly the same for me, but it was closer to the end of June that I moved.

I've not contributed to Reddit since, and only really occasionally browse it from my computer when I'm looking for something in particular now.

Kinda helped by the fact the Reddit I used to enjoy seems to be more or less dead anyway. Weird bot filled comment sections, ads shoved in your face, weird monetising features no one asked for, increasingly weird moderation.

I used to use a similar system until I switched to a password manager. Convenience is a big factor, it's nice to not have to think about logging in. Also coupled with that a secure password is a long password, so not having to type it in is a bonus.

The person says that, since the beginning of the password is unique, its "unhackable", and that the attacker would need like 3 samples of the password to figure out their system.

I've had my data leaked more than 3 times, it's not an unlikely scenario that someone could get a list of passwords used by someone.

Also once their system is compromised, they have to come up with a new system, then go and change every password. Which if it was me would be hundreds of places. With a password manager there's no reason not to have completely unique passwords for everything, so if there is a leak, oh well, just change that password.

There's no rhyme or reason to it, but some mornings a black coffee is all I seem to want/need which is kinda negative calories

Other mornings I'll polish the plate of a large full English and will perish if I don't

I mean does anyone else think that the recent steel tariff is about anything else?

Watch him die on the hill of that tariff as proof he never chickens out

Need space to park all those ridiculous cars

See you in 2033

Holy fucking shit this isn't just a meme, wtaf is going on at Microsoft.

The FOSS aficionados of Lemmy will probably be quick to tell me it's always been shit, but this seems like a marked increase in bad decisions in the past 5-10 years

"Read that again"

A sentence that never follows something of value

The problem you have is you care which disk gets wiped, russian roulette is the best design pattern!

    
sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=$(ls /dev/sd* | shuf | head -n1)

  

......I shouldn't need to say, but don't run that unless you want to make your day a bit worse