Truly the Mike Tyson of online debate

The Internet might just be the only way to call for help.

Read those numbers again. A quarter million homes worth of heat, so like 100 homes tall stacked into the same square footage? Or at least 10, I’m not checking my math.

There was an article yesterday moaning about how restricting access to kids “infringed on their right to receive information”

I missed my chance not telling them to fuck right off

He is, colleague of mine has a very similar setup lol

Kent?

For other readers here is a tutorial to do DNS capture into a pihole server or other DNS

https://youtu.be/EdzDCkFaskc

Sentiment of the Mac vs PC flame wars ^^^^

When they are pushing any plant, for everything, everywhere disregarding concerns for quality or appropriateness yeah plants taste bad, and will probably kill a few people

I went to a Firkin pub here in Toronto last night, pretty sure they baked the cheese into the fries. Still ate it I was so hungry.

These fucking people.

I can’t wait till these companies shutter their AI shit and that supply gets dumped back into the market

Knowing real life some other party will juice it and ride the ram shortage for another few years, just keeping the supply as a speculative income stream.

They do WHAT

At that point that bolt is getting destructively removed and replaced with a different bolt from the hardware store. Unless they have custom thread pitches, there’s going to be an easy replacement.

Edit but I don’t own a BMW and never will, my first car was the bargainest basement commuter car and my next one will be too.

He’s talking about a cheap NVR with poe built in. The only thing on the network is the NVR.

Can’t tell if that would have helped

which could have allowed the malicious actors to redirect some of the traffic going to https://notepad-plus-plus.org/getDownloadUrl.php to their own servers

They could have just piped the binaries though the same server since they had this level of access. They would have had months to figure it out.

Expanding on this: the exploit was against their domain name, redirecting selected update requests away from the notepad++ servers. The software itself didn’t validate that the domain actually points to notepad++ servers, and the notepad++ update servers would not see any information that would tell them what was happening.

Likely they picked some specific developers with a known public IP, and only used this to inject those specific people with malware.

Oooh home assistant integration with frigate, I’ll check it out.

Zoneminder/ Shinobi for Linux seems to be the software, and milestone is free up to eight camera channels if you only have a Windows box to run the cameras (I’m a dealer, so if you’re a Windows person and you get lost ask me how.)

That’s a particularly narrow view of what security means.

https://www.playstation.com/en-ca/accessories/#camerasremotes

Peripherals can be used for surveillance, gaining bank account details that way, or to dox content creators, kids, etc.

This is assuming this leak can pivot into malware for userspace in the console, I haven’t read yet.