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But real “hackers” used Ettercap instead!

While the surgeon was pointing to the left side of OP, they just answered “it’s the right side” meaning that the right side was the right side … Guess what the surgeon did.

You want a switch that also kills power without software or firmware.

I had a Dell that once got stuck and the usual long press of the power button was not switching it off (probably it was sw/fw controlled). I had to take it apart and disconnect the battery, otherwise I would have lost my working day waiting for it to die.

True, but you won’t be able to sustain any moderate physical effort later in your life if you never did anything for your fitness when younger.

You sounds like me. I’m seasonally suffering of the same problem. And AFAICS it doesn’t correlate with my sleep hygiene.

What’s worse, I feel tired the whole day, but not that much anymore towards night.

What were typical applications of these computers? And who programmed it?

My mood is so positively influenced by sun exposure or just by a clear sunny sky, that I really don’t understand why you would avoid it. For me it’s one of those things where the risk is worth the benefits.

You say it like parents choose the easy explanation. But what if for some people the meaning of their life is to have kids? For sure parenting gives your life _a_ meaning. But I doubt people choose to have kids for that.

I think the choose of having kissy it’s more a mix of ambition, societal conventions and natural instinct.

Gosh! It’s been a while that none of my searches ended up on that site. Now I know the reason.

The equivalent 2022 price for a top end road bike is closer to $15k. Just the bike.

#5 should be true no matter what kind of suggestion you are giving. Funny how often people assume that if someone is alone then it’s because they are dirty or looks ugly/unfit.

There’s no such thing as Docker images

- For some Linux distro the setup is not as easy as with Docker

- Someone relying on Docker only features like Docker compose

(Pedantic) you probably meant (OCI) container images, not docker images.

And that’s true even more if they are bald and with a beard.

You meant sensitivity so _high_?

I just checked myself, and you get notified with a nice WARNING upon a `docker run`:

    WARNING: The requested image's platform (linux/amd64) does not match the detected host platform (linux/arm64/v8) and no specific platform was requested

Are users able to check if they are running a native arm64 container image, as opposed to an amd64 emulated one?

Or that’s something you have to infer from the execution speed?

A Linux VM is still needed because these are Linux containers, ie. they need namespaces, cgroups, layered rootfs, etc.

Not a bit deal. Building ARM images from Dockerfiles is trivial. And it has the benefit of not having to trust an upstream image content. If you want to go the extra mile, contribute to the project to provide multi arch images support.

Go for it. Don’t postpone what you could achieve now. You don’t know what will come later in your life.

I really like his workshop. Tools are well organized. No dirt. Enough space for working.

That’s one of my life goals.

Now I am curious of how most microwaves are modulating power.

Exactly. This happens to me so often. I put my phone back and then ask myself: “what did I just read / watched?” Most of the time I don’t remember.

I’m happy to be free from sugar since a few months. I’m adding salt in my oats instead of sugar. Or just fruits. Or cocoa powder.

Cutting carbs though, esp. fruits, is way harder.

It prolly blocks DNS requests.

The people buying high end do care about the brand and reputation. They accept to pay inflated prices for a well known brand, but would not buy at a discounted price a retail store brand. Brand and reputation communicates quality.

The container process has still full access to /dev, /sys, all capabilities of root, and the ability to insmod.

Yes, rtnerlink is used to configure networking via a netlink socket, and libnetlink provides an abstraction over sending raw datagrams.

Becoming proficient in a language usually involves: - writing code with it long enough, - collaborate in a project based on it, - reading code other people wrote, - keep yourself up to date by following the language evolution, - go more in depth in language internals, compilers, etc...

I wrote C for 10+ years (mostly bare metal FW), yet I am still amazed of how little I know about it. Recently for example I learnt of all the things the dynamic linker does in Linux, how symbols memory addresses are resolved at runtime using PLT, ....

The good point about C is that it can be used for very different kind of projects, so the choices are a lot.