Send in Dibnah!

The beatings will continue until morale improves.

Is there ever a bad time for Manara?

Why not both? Both is cool. Some people don't trust VPNs. Some people don't trust Tor.

Using both means if someone wants to get at you they likely have to compromise both.

How can someone claim to be a communist if they're still eating every day?

Until I read the text I thought it was a Blade Runner reference.

This particular version could use a third Mr fantastic panel only it's completely white and says "those who were there"

It's more like a Secure Enclave but with slightly different features

"Natural" is so ingrained in me by now that Samsung Dex' lack of the option is fucking with me.

At a guess, it's handled (poorly) server side.

🤣🤣🤣🤣

In Denmark, non compete clauses like these require the old employer to pay you for the period you're not allowed to compete.

What's wrong with Samsung Knox?

I recently fucked a system because I wanted to resize the swap partition. Started throwing time after trying to recover. Realized that even if I succeeded, I'd have spent more time recovering than it would take to reestablish a new system, and no important data was on the system.

If you're ever in Copenhagen again, there are 24, 48 and 72 hour tickets that are a bit more expensive than figuring out the system but worth it for short visits.

Also, there's a variant that gives access to almost all museums and lots of other interesting places.

The Danish public transit infrastructure is a joke and there isn't any political will to improve it so it's just unreliable and extremely expensive.

Shortened my password, works now in Boost for Lemmy

Just had the same problem with Boost for Lemmy so I shortened it and it works now (at least in Lemmy)

There's this general problem:

My password was too long for Sync and Voyager and now also Boost; I've been using Jerboa since it worked in that client.

Since Boost also had the issue I changed my password to a shorter one.

The old one was something like

Friday-Ramble-Patriot-Apricot5-Tractor-Litigator-Shove-Antivirus

... and the new one is shorter and is causing no issues.

Don't worry, in a few years, it'll be humans who can barely make rent on their coffin apartments.

Sir, this is Lemmy.ml

I don't know what else you were expecting

Honestly I don't regret moving to the countrimyside for the kids. Even if my commute is doubled.

Nah he doesn't care. He's just pretending to care, for the proles.

I'd use it but I can't log in. My password is probably too long as it's randomly generated by my password manager.

Fwiw can't login to sync either. It's all jerboa for me.

Exactly my point :-)

Is it true that The Man in the Middle was cast down from on high?

It was so widespread an issue that they patched the name selection screen to include the picture :-)

Compliance reasons. USB spec at the time didn't really allow for extension cables because it added an unknown amount of resistance.

The notch was a workaround; they were within spec for the intended device both with and without that cable.

My server with 2.4 kernel would like a word with point 4?

[Hard cut to specialist]

[Overlay with a Scandinavian name and the title, "Expert in online discussions"]

"Mange tror at internetdiskussioner er sunde. Det er et indtryk vi har arbejdet mange år på at kultivere så vi kan påvirke folks meninger uden at blive opdaget i det. Vi fik blandt andet Tom til at lave denne video blot for at få mig med i den!"

[Cut back to Tom]

Are you implying that the S in BRICS is somehow entrenched with the BRIC?

Plus we all have AuDHD and different interests than normies so I mean...

Commodore fucking 64

(Undergirded ever so slightly by a Raspberry Pi but don't mention it)

[INTRO]

Tom Scott (with his characteristic enthusiasm): "Hello, lovely internet denizens! Today, we find ourselves in a comment thread, delightfully jesting about my propensity to dive into the oddest corners of knowledge. From the physics of shoelaces to the mysteries of quantum buttered toast, we've covered it all!"

[SMILE AND NOD]

Tom Scott: "Now, I can already predict a few of the replies that might pop up here. 'Tom, why not delve into the intricacies of a potato chip next?' Well, who knows, that might just be on the horizon! And yes, someone will undoubtedly ask about the physics of a cat's purr. It's been on the list for a while, folks!"

[CONFIDENT NOD]

Tom Scott: "But you know what they say, the quest for knowledge knows no bounds! So, let's keep the laughter rolling and the curiosity burning. What's next, you ask? Well, that's anyone's guess! Stay tuned, stay curious, and let's keep this adventure going!"

[OUTRO]

Tom Scott (looking bemusedly at his busily buzzing phone): "Well, it seems the replies are pouring in already! I might be here for a while trying to keep up with all your brilliant comments. But hey, that's the joy of it, isn't it? The learning never stops! Keep those questions and suggestions coming, and I'll do my best to tackle them in the videos to come."

[TOM SCOTT SMILES AT THE CAMERA]

It's not a religion it's just some damned software

Kind of meta how you're cry posting about others complaining.

I prefer iTerm2 on Mac because it supports ‘tmux -CC’ to transform windows into tabs.