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“mac it so”, but seriously why…
question #2 can it play doom
punkcoder
3w ago
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The main problem is that when you use the same tools that you use at work for your game, then your game starts to feel like work.
punkcoder
3w ago
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The real question you have to ask yourself is how long they can do that before it starts to affect their bottom line.
punkcoder
4w ago
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(Not intending to pick a fight, but intended for levity…)
But this is a vegan cat bringing you its prey.
punkcoder
1mo ago
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This is what I always assumed the game root was like.
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1mo ago
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The network was a fun album, but like the rest of their spin off it’s really a personal thing. But its gotta be hard to play the same thing day in, day out, putting out album after album to the sound of people telling you: you sold out. Its fun to see the depth even if its not your thing…. Mother Mary slaps.
punkcoder
1mo ago
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Depends on if you are a music fan or a green day fan.
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3mo ago
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it’s almost like moving from pensions to 401(k) programs only benefited the employers.
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3mo ago
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I'm not surprised... I think people ('the ones that care at least') would be horrified to know how much of this stuff slips through, because it's hard (there are so many other things that are pulling at developers that something falls through the cracks). Most of the time the right answer is to bring it up. Then thank them when they resolve the issue (with beer and pizza money at the very least).
Looks like it's waiting for approval, https://github.com/signalapp/Signal-Desktop/pull/6933 for anyone else thats interested.
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I think the issue that they are trying to make is that there are modern ways of protecting the keys with hardware level security, that aren’t being used. As someone who works in AppSec this is all too common. All it takes is one library in an application to be popped (doesn’t have to be signal), and security keys end up leaked. If it isn’t already, I’m sure that signals keys will be included in exfil scripts.
Tools like TPM and SecureEnclaves (TrustZone,etc) mean that malware, and other nasties have a higher bar that they need to meet.
punkcoder
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punkcoder
4mo ago
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Oh man… someones in for a fun night.
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4mo ago
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Interesting that the average Korn production appears to be going down by years. Are we to assume that Korn production is affected by climate change?
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4mo ago
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i’ve had a lot of luck with the logitech brio which is a 4K WebCam, the only issue that I’ve run into is the fact that you have to make sure that it is plugged in to a USB 3.0 and not 3.1 port.
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4mo ago
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I think it’s somebody trying to be passive, aggressive, but the fact that I have to say, I think proves the level of thought that went into it.
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4mo ago
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Purchased 5 renewed drives from amazon, 10 months in 3 have had to be replaced because of escalating bad sectors, all three were outside of the refurbish guarantee… one by only a week. Save your money and go with the new drives.
punkcoder
5mo ago
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I find it amazing that there were places without official time zones in 1923.
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5mo ago
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Betting on the collapse of civilization… I get it.
Haha… If the us collapses by next Friday, I got my groceries half off.
Hopefully I'm not breaking any rules about self promotion or any other nonsense. If so let me know and I will either modify or remove. I have recently found myself unemployed and I am going through and trying to work with a new programming stack that I haven't worked with in the past. Not sure what I am going to do with it yet, but I was hoping that there might be some people who are interested in trying it out. In the past I have utilized other tools for tracking the content of my worlds, but I never found one that really worked for me. The last one that I ended up working with was worldanvil. The tools is amazing.... but, I found myself spending more time trying to make things look better than actually writing content. So here is my crack at things, you can register and poke around, if you have any thoughts for things that you would like to see let me know, not sure if I'm going to fully stand it up as a hosted things or maybe dump it as a docker container. Thoughts and feedback would be greatly appreaciated.
www.withstandsecurity.com
Test-Driven Development (TDD) is a development methodology that prioritizes writing tests for code before the code itself, followed by writing the code to pass those tests. This approach not only ensures the functionality of the code but also presents an opportunity to address security concerns, particularly validation bugs, early in the development process.
In the last blog we talked about what everyone assumed was the most boring topic that you could talk about, keeping your dependencies up to date. But I think I’ve got it topped this time, this time we are going to be talking about that number one thing that all developers love spending their time working on... Logging.
The differences between application security and developer security are simple enough in principle, but go significantly further as soon as you get past the surface. Many people in the cyber security community seem to place a great emphasis on the effectiveness of application security but in many cases, will completely negate the secondary portion of this which is securing the individual who is responsible for introducing security bugs to the software. I'm not saying that to be harsh, mistakes are a simple part of life and without the proper tooling and education it is very easy to continue to produce mistakes especially when greeted with constricted timelines and consistent budget crunch.
ibb.co
Every time that there is a leak like this it's infinitely aggravating how the spin department tries to downplay what happened. If you are using SMS based MFA you probably want to stop doing that now.
veilid.com
A distributed framework, for mobile first development. Still heavily under development, there is a video out there on YT and I will link once it hits infocon.org. [presentation](https://infocon.org/cons/DEF%20CON/DEF%20CON%2031/DEF%20CON%2031%20presentations/Christien%20DilDog%20Rioux%20Katelyn%20Medus4%20Bowden%20-%20The%20Internals%20of%20Veilid%20a%20New%20Decentralized%20Application%20Framework.pdf)
I love the decentralized web, I left the others and came to the new sites... We know that there will only be a matter of time before there is the next 'we've had enough' moment, so what are the things that we can do to help build the technologies to be ready for it? I think it's important that there be a rich culture that is approachable, but that doesn't mimic what the other platforms do. Lemmy won't have the numbers that the other site has. But surely we have more to offer that isn't memes of cans of beans.
yt3.googleusercontent.com
Youtube Link: [https://www.youtube.com/@SomniumDreamViewer/videos](https://www.youtube.com/@SomniumDreamViewer/videos)
So here’s the problem that I have, I have several generations of back ups, which are currently taking over huge amounts of space on my NAS server. I want to be able to go through and process all of the files that are on it while the duplicating, and possibly going through and tagging any files that I find that are helpful. Is anyone aware of a good tool to help accomplish this task. Again because of the nature of the backups, I don’t want to utilize any software I’m not running locally. Thanks in advance.
yt3.googleusercontent.com
Came across this one a while back thought that others would enjoy. youtube link: [https://www.youtube.com/@GEMINIHOMEENTERTAINMENT](https://www.youtube.com/@GEMINIHOMEENTERTAINMENT) Edit: Cleaning up the links
imgflip.com
The goal was to find out if the minion was killed at then end of the monologue, since the party has been invested in thinking that the minion was the BBEG. Well that didn't go as planned. Edit: Apparently posting images is down at the moment, so had to troubleshoot.
I am recently coming back to D&D after an almost two decade hiatus. I have noticed that there seem to be a lot of sour grapes towards Hasbro and WotC. I know that there was the whole issue with the Open Game License, and that there has always been a portion of the community that think that the new edition has killed the game. But it seems a little extreme for these items (or at least my understanding). Is there another reason for the sour grapes or is there something that I am missing? It is hyped up for ratings/likes?