Do you remember when creimer was throwing rsilvergun under the bus?
No. And your obsession is unhealthy.
There are also rumors creimer created an AI to be able to continue throwing rsilvergun under the bus from his grave.
See previous comment.
If a massive amount of critical information and system of your business can be held hostage by a child then you are not "taking security very seriously" and you do not "respect the rights of [your] users".
That fact that stuff like this happens is astoundingly stupid. This foolish child isn't innocent but the businesses are all guilty as a hell.
People like you will bitch about everything Trump does
Not everything. Just the things that are contrary to common decency. And the things that are beneath the office of the president. And the things that are illegal. And the things that embarrass us on the world stage. And the things that are self-serving. And the things that are not helping our citizens. So no, not necessarily everything, just most of it.
A treaty?? With Iran??
You say that like any treaty we've signed is worth more than the paper it's printed on.
Allowing those sons of bitches to have nukes is like giving children to an Epstein foundation.
I have it on unquestionable authority that Iran's nuclear program was utterly and completely obliterated last year.
What could possibly go wrong?
Ask the either Bush how their WMD hunts went.
The US does have substantial domestic oil infrastructure
My Dunning-Kruger level of understanding is that our infrastructure, particularly refinement, doesn't "match" our reserves. Different oil quality/composition. I don't know how fast you can physically stand up refining capacity, but I can guarantee it won't be fast or cheap. "Having the Hormuz remain closed isn't a problem at all" is such a myopically idiotic comment that it barely deserves a reply. I suspect our AC is further to the left on the D-K curve than I am.
It was supposed to support a Microsoft technology called Silverlight
That comment just made my eye twitch a little bit. I've only had the "pleasure" of working with Silverlight once. That was enough. What was their slogan? "It's like Flash, but worse!"
it is more of a "fuck you" to a system that lacks enforceable jurisdiction.
Right? This comment fits in with your sentiment quite well: "Whether the site will comply with this order is highly uncertain."
That "uncertain" is carrying a lot of weight there. I guess "snowball's chance in hell of them complying" doesn't carry the same editorial professionalism.
Anyone who actually cares even a little can budget for a 60+" 4k display with some basic HRD capability and decidedly ok sound bar.
I was wandering through my local Walmart the other day, happened across a 75" 4k Samsung on clearance for $350. Being from Walmart, I don't suspect it was anything special, but for that price? Had I brought a vehicle that it would have fit in that TV would have for sure followed me home. To your point: Even not on clearance, a passable 60"+ TV can be had for a couple hundred bucks, and a reasonable soundbar for similar. It's no real mystery why people are going to the theaters less and less.
If the sex (or gender) of the person making the post was not given, "they" would have been grammatically correct.
It's also grammatically correct when the gender or sex of the subject is not relevant, or is not needed to add understanding or context to the sentence. Since the sex/gender was already established, using "they" in place of "he" adds variety and avoids repetition, while not losing any necessary information. It's only a "problem" because crybaby OP can't handle reading "they" in a sentence without getting triggered. Not my problem.
I was curious so I looked up the details about NULLFS.
Apparently, there is an issue with swapping the root filesystem which is done using the syscall pivot_root()... but not with initramfs,
per the man page...
The rootfs (initial ramfs) cannot be pivot_root()ed. The recommended method of changing the root filesystem in this case is to delete everything in rootfs, overmount rootfs with the new root, attach stdin/stdout/stderr to the new
So basically, this fixes a long-standing hack that well... is not safe in some cases, most notably with with containers (CVE-2020-15257). The proper solution was to make a simple null filesystem that could use pivot_root and swap out the rootfs without hacks.
More details here: https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Flwn.net%2FArticles%2F10621...
And here: https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.linkedin.com%2Fpulse...
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