bean-weevil

I feel like this concept will be useful in other situations, too, not just homelabs. I wouldn't be surprised at all to spot one of these controlling a temporary venue.

If you have tpm encryption on your boot disk, then you can simply store decryption keys for your otyer disks on it.

Yes, they licensed it to HMD. Lol

I've wanted a linux phone for quite some time. Which phone do you have? How good is the waydroid experience? Can you use apps that access bluetooth devices? Do you have any regrets?

What does EAs mean?

The configuration being written in xml makes me feel like I am not the target audience for this program.

multiple/week is pretty infrequent for bed bugs. I've gotten more from spiders (proportionally; I vacuumed them up after the first night)

I use divestos and I saw this coming when they failed to port to lineageos 21.0. I suspect they simply couldn't muster the effort (or funding) to continue.

You're totally right. I didn't think of it that way.

Fair enough. It really doesn't bother me. I just click the little restart button and then go on my way.

> Or you considered a ton of people to be your friends.

That's an awful way to write that. You're insinuating that maybe their friends weren't true. How could you know?

This paragraph surprised me: > Furthermore it is the only reasonable way to keep a reference to a binary and a set of shared libraries that can be exec‘ed. In the model used on Windows and Mac, renderers are exec’ed as needed from the chrome binary. However, if the chrome binary, or any of its shared libraries are updated while Chrome is running, we‘ll end up exec’ing the wrong version. A version x browser might be talking to a version y renderer. Our IPC system does not support this (and does not want to!).

I think the Chrome team overthought this. If you update firefox and try to perform an action which spawns a new process, it just politely demands the user restart the browser.

As someone with a formal computer science, half of my friends who work in other sciences have asked me to help them fix their broken conda environments

When I was a teenager, I would have opposed this. But I also couldn't vote!

Also I should clarify that I'm not trying to say this is your fault. But I also understand why the maintainers acted the way they did. I think it's not unreasonable to expect that a configuration change distributed as part of a new version of a program won't be installed by itself.

> This was caused by installing Debian, then restoring a full backup from the old laptop, which didn't use EFI yet, over the root filesystem.

This really isn't guaranteed to work. I'm surprised nothing else broke! This is why my laptop migration process looks something more like this:

1. Restore home directory 2. Restore /etc (taking care not to overwrite anything hardware-specific) 3. Install the same list of packages that were installed on old machine

This is the most important point in the entire thread.

I don't like it either. I'm glad they started calling it Source First™ instead of incorrectly calling it open source though.

I switched to dvorak a few years ago and to thumb-key this year. I would say that thumb-key is much easier to learn than dvorak. I simply switched to it and about three months later, I realized I had gotten up to almost my original typing speed without any directed effort. I originally typed at 45 wpm on AnySoftKeyboard, and now I type at 40 wpm on thumb-key. This is in contrast to dvorak, which took six months of at least 15mins a day of dedicated practice time to surpass my original speed.

[FUTO Keyboard](https://keyboard.futo.org/) uses a local LLM for suggestions and corrections.

I formerly worked in triage for a bug bounty program. We paid attention to these kinds of reports because it's often possible to bypass the WAF, or at least repurpose the vulnerability in a way the WAF wasn't designed to defend against.

I was using this for years, but the maintainer of the only (to my knowledge) android app stopped working on it. Now I'm back to good old keepass.

I mean idk about you, but I don't want anymore of these people to die. I might not like them, but they're still people.

Have you talked to your doctor about that?

The GPS project began in 1973. Digital signatures were invented in 1976. I'm guessing adding it on after the fact would have been very expensive.

Out of curiosity, is this article partially ai-generated?

They own the cameras. You can still take them down and give them back if requested.

> can you send something in future?

Store it in a variable and wait for a while? :P

You should try meeting some trans people in real life. I think it would change your perspective a lot.

True, although for a remote attack there's no reason it can't just be reinfected after the reboot.