someone with unmitigated mental health problems are present.

You mean ICE ?

Did you know that Ubuntu actually started as a Hannah Montana Linux spinoff?

And Symbian

Google doesn’t spy only the web. There are some pretty common and completely legal devices, that Google takes advantage of to spy in people’s everyday life. Those devices are called Android phones.

I was referring to Altman lobbying towards considering AI training as fair use of copyrighted material.

I know that pirating is not fair use. However, AI companies seem to rely on pirated copies to train their slop machines, and they are trying to justify this behavior.

No, it’s “fair use”

Sure, go ahead

For those who don’t want to open Facebook links:

It’s a (rage bait AI ?) video of an old lady trying to cross the street through an ongoing riot. And there are some protestors intentionally blocking her way. After this clip, there is a guy explaining how empty inside those people are.

Maybe we could start making more slop memes, to outbalance the possible usefulness of AI ?

Isn’t Briar an alternative to Threema?

We didn’t hid our heads in the sand. Your comment serves no purpose, besides being a rant about how Linux cannot work for you. You could at least be more polite.

No one forced you to use Linux, and probably no one will. It’s your setup, and it’s your responsibility.

If you want to keep being an asshole, you will only get more down votes. If you need help transitioning to Linux, you can politely ask for it.

There is no point attacking random people for not “acknowledging” your issues.

Have you ever dealt with zombie processes?

😐

What’s the difference between this and the classic “ssh user@server” ?

Can you elaborate? To me, Go seems to have less boilerplate.

• Go does not have access modifiers
• Go does not force you to put everything in classes
• Go does not force you to put every exception, that may be thrown, at the function declaration
• Go can directly map complex JSONs to structs

Go is verbose? Have you ever written Java?

I just wanted to show how Docker can be abused for privilege escalation, when it’s not properly configured

docker run --rm -it --privileged --pid=host debian:12 nsenter -a -t1 "$(which bash)"

If your user is in the docker group, and you are not running rootless Docker, this command opens a bash shell as root.

How it works:

• docker run --rm -it creates a temporary container and attaches it to the running terminal
• --privileged disables some of the container’s protections
• --pid=host attaches the container to the host’s PID namespace, allowing it to access all running processes
• debian:12 uses the Debian 12 image
• nsenter -a -t1 enters all the namespaces of the process with PID 1, which is the host’s init since we use --pid=host
• "$(which bash)" finds the path of the host’s bash and runs it inside the namespaces (plain bash may not work on NixOS hosts)

I have managed to get to locked out of my own Nextcloud. It was encrypted, and I didn’t know that I had to keep a backup of the keys in its config files. I only had a RAID1 for the user data.