wmassingham @ wmassingham @lemmy.world

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Right. Use some kind of centralized authentication like freeipa.

For bash aliases, I just pull down a .bashrc from github gists.

tl;dr:

The standard model of coin flipping was extended by Persi Diaconis [12] who proposed that when people flip a ordinary coin, they introduce a small degree of ‘precession’ or wobble—a change in the direction of the axis of rotation throughout the coin’s trajectory. According to the Diaconis model, precession causes the coin to spend more time in the air with the initial side facing up. Consequently, the coin has a higher chance of landing on the same side as it started (i.e., ‘same-side bias’).

"Higher chance" being 50.77% to land on the same side it started from. But this varies by person; apparently some people introduce more precession than others. But even if you could figure out how to do it reliably, I wouldn't bet the farm on it.

"Funding: my mom gave me the coins out of her car cupholder"

That's fine right up until something on your network, even the ISP modem-firewall-router-switch itself, gets compromised.

So you don't even know if she'd want this?

Just give her your phone number.

An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Who knew?

Removing any package that starts with lib should get rid of most of them. If your dataset has a libs section like debian, remove those too. Then you can manually review any stragglers.

https://blog.qualys.com/vulnerabilities-threat-research/2023/10/03/cve-2023-4911-looney-tunables-local-privilege-escalation-in-the-glibcs-ld-so#disclosure-timeline

Qualys and Red Hat are pretty big names, so they'd be likely to follow the typical process.

Yeah, they made this very clear when they sent all the notifications about shutting down Google Play Music. I went through the same thing ahead of the shutdown.

https://linux.die.net/man/1/find#:~:text=maxdepth%200%20means%20only%20apply%20the%20tests%20and%20actions%20to%20the%20command%20line%20arguments.

Assuming they're in the EU as well. If not, they probably don't care at all.

Yeah, the partition table is messed up. Format the card from Linux. It would probably work from Windows too. But the camera is doing something wrong.

Have you tried oral terbinafine?

Not to mention, most articles aren't even technology news. News about a business that makes software doesn't mean it's technology news.

The old HTML and new fancy interfaces both depend on a backend, presumably the same one. But if they want to change anything on the backend, they risk breaking any interface that uses it. So if they ignore it, it'll probably end up broken.

This. Random people don't get push access. Let them open PRs that you can merge after you've reviewed it and it's been tested to work (and not cause any other bugs).

As you noted, it's part of the mainline linux kernel as of 2.6.26. You can verify this with modinfo uvcvideo. It will print the kernel module info. When compatible hardware is detected, it should load the module automatically, but you can check loaded modules with lsmod and load it manually with modprobe uvcvideo if necessary.

Desktop window manager, miles per velociraptor, Ninal Santansy 14

All title information on the house would be recorded and attached in the blockchain so when you go to sell your home, you can prove there aren’t any liens against the home

Don't we already have state or local databases for stuff like houses and cars? How does the blockchain stuff add anything?

Don't they own Duo too? I don't think that one's been cisco'd yet.