I had to check if this article was from The Onion
I had to check if this article was from The Onion
Sounds like a slam dunk lawsuit to me
Hopefully he prayed really hard
I am 42 and have owned at least one console from every generation since the NES and this is the first time I am skipping it and just going with PC. I love that the consoles seem to be increasingly considering the PC as neutral ground to release on. Now if only Nintendo would follow suit but I know better than that.
Whenever people ask me to put up right wing propaganda type shit I just say I can’t find it
My junk would probably fall out of those but they look comfortable
Same group of dick holes that love to put thin blue line flags everywhere
I think it is a fun movie too and don’t understand it.
Fun fact: a couple years ago I was watching it and there is a scene where a woman predicts the end of the world and it turned out to be the exact day I was watching it down to the month, day and year. It freaked me out haha.
I personally know one kid that this happened to
Like what is your exit plan on this? How long did they think they could convince people this guy was living. You can’t exactly present a mummified corpse one day and say “welp he died”.
What a lovely pair of slippers she has
Most letterboxd “reviews” are just a worthless quip or meme. The lists can be pretty cool though.
I would like to say it can’t get any worse but…
Ringworm is a fungal infection that forms rings on your skin
I think this is the correct answer. I am very smart in a few things. Average at a bunch of things and dumb regarding tons of things.
As long as you do not allow password logins for ssh you can let the silly idiots beat their heads against it or you could use a script to ban them. They will not brute force a properly secured ssh server.
I would be mostly annoyed about the log entries. That would be my primary motivation to ban script kiddy hack attempts.
Lemmy has the disadvantage of being opensource. In the long run this can be good for security but in the short term this gives your enemies a blueprint of your software and they know exactly how to attack you.
The only time I have every been compromised was when I was running 3rd party code open to the internet. I have been running my own code open to the internet for 20+ years and have been safe with it. I don’t think I am some kind of god coder or anything but I am mindful of best practices and most importantly I am a small fish in a big pond.
Long story short is that running popular 3rd party code open to the internet exposes you to unique threats that you should be prepared for. Subnet/vlan it, vpn it, lock it down,
I have heard that they do this but in about 2 years of having mine and doing nothing out of the ordinary they have left it alone. There was even a decent chunk of time where it was just sitting there idle. I have heard people say that having a credit card on file helps but I have never had any form of payment on file nor ever purchased anything from them.
These days I just have uptime kuma on it.
The AI solution will be to stop producing food. That would save enormous amounts of energy.