

Did you reply to the correct comment?
Did you reply to the correct comment?
If you read the article, he died because his Starlink connection disconnected - which also cut the stream.
Which doesn’t excuse his lack of skill throughout the stream before that.
The problem isn’t modders getting paid for their work. The problem was Bethesda trying to take a cut for mods they didn’t make.
Is “circumvent” the right word to use here? Isn’t it the intended outcome of tariffs that imports shift out of tariffed countries?
Yeah I can see blocking text, but you are saying the new images are possibly to avoiding blocks. Which would require some image comparison / computer vision based detection, which I would be interested to read about if it existed.
Do you have any source for any automatic blocks being implemented by anyone?
No, where did I do that? I said it’s not unreasonable to assume that a politician has a journalist in their contact list. For example because a journalist tried to contact them, hence adding themselves to their conversation list. Or because the politician does sleazy and/or illegal business messaging journalists, because of course they would. Again resulting in having a journalist in their contact list.
Not being surprised that someone does something illegal doesn’t at all mean I’m supporting or defending it.
I thought it’s going to link to Tesseract
And he’s absolutely right.
Your answer to “how to harden SSH?” is “harden SSH”?
I know your two other points gave concrete suggestions, but it’s pretty funny you suggested to “harden sshd” when that is what OP is asking how to do.
The only time I’m there is when I search for something and the answer happens to be a Reddit post/comment. I hope this will happen less and less often, but there is genuinely a good decade of knowledge in there. It’s not rare that a 7 years old Reddit comment solves my issue.
Because “crypto bros” care about making money, not any ideology, except in a performative sense. If you pitched the fediverse to the original researchers inventing cryptocurrency and the early adopters, they would likely be receptive. But these are no longer associated with the current crypto crowd.
Why are only some countries included? Did it go up in the other ones?
When I first found Lemmy, it was through https://join-lemmy.org/ which is similar to what you are describing.
Though it recommended me to join lemmy.ml, and apparently it’s a controversial one, so I don’t know if that worked out well…
The link you posted supports that it’s AI
We won’t know how it looked, maybe the “home” looked like a normal clinic.
The only time I saw someone call their truck “Beast” was in Cyberpunk 2077, the owner being a very friendly trans woman.
Except building the concrete structure is the easiest and fastest part of building a house anyway. Not that concrete printing is not helpful, it is, but with a task that’s a minor part of building a house anyway.
My guess would be that the password checking feature has a minimum character limit of 4 characters, to avoid false positives on things that aren’t actually passwords.