PlexSheep @ PlexSheep @infosec.pub

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Agreed. But if big brother really wants, they can detect a weird program running, a weird hardware being on it, or just that someone is tabbing around without actually doing something.

In fact, many projects forbid pushing to master entirely and only allow reviewed merging to the master. Then, every time the master changes, a new release of the software is made (either manually or automatically with CI/CD)

Thank you master, I will not disappoint you.

In Germany at least, I hear that banks have weird law requirements for these weird security things, like photoTAN.

I'd be much happier if they'd just let me do my usual setup with password, totp and my hardware token.

Yes. And if possible message them with encrypted messaging, like signal or at least Whatsapp, not discord. Then again, the credentials are already public.

I didn't play many GBA games but ones that come to mind are:

• Metroid zero mission
• Mario and Luigi superstar saga

It's not about supporting new and interesting stuff. Everyone wants to work on new and interesting stuff. Public funding is more about keeping the old boring stuff that nobody wants to maintain usable.

It's a hard fork by now, but the switch should still be pretty painless.

My recommendation is using typst instead. It's basically the modern version of latex. And it has a good online collab platform too.

And please just enable blocking cookies and annoyances in unlock origin. It has filters that can be enabled, and you'll never see a cookie banner again.

Keepassdx is an android app for keepassdx databases with a nice ui. I use it too.

I'm stealing these

/dev/random and other "files" in /dev are not really files, they are interfaces which van be used to interact with virtual or hardware devices. /dev/random spits out cryptographically secure random data. Another example is /dev/zero, which spits out only zero bytes.

Both are infinite.

Not all "files" in /dev are infinite, for example hard drives can (depending on which technology they use) be accessed under /dev/sda /dev/sdb and so on.

I believe it but is there evidence for this? I know there were reports of chess games on the middle ages, but earlier than that? Chess with modern rules I mean.

I think they meant private as in private person, not privacy

All my friends and family, even I myself happen to be humans. That's mean.

Let's not monopolize the word nerds for us computer nerds. There are also engineering nerds for example, the guys that have 2 3d printers, 3 CNC machines, and a few industrial robot arms in their garage so that they can build the tiniest bike ever.

Nerds of all sciences unite!

Yeah, same for me

Is that part of the browser itself or some extension?

Could be used to exfiltrate data when you only can make commands, but not see their output. There might be other and easier exfiltration possibilities then, but this is a creative solution that uses a very common protocol and will probably be available on any machine.