Notices by 翠星石 (suiseiseki@freesoftwareextremist.com)
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@ToyotaTime @Nudhul If you want to learn how to use the kernel, Linux's SYSCALL or /dev or /sys API, youtube videos are the worst possible way to learn such.
You're better off reading manpages and the few programs that use such.
The GNU bash manual and related documentation are quite good and much better than videos really.
Yes, it is pointless to complain about how windows doesn't respect your freedom unless you are willing to do something about it.
The government takes orders from microsoft before the public.
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@s The one without the demon rectangle.
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@izaya Why not 1:1?
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@theorytoe @teratology >Implying that proprietary fire can do anything to me.
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@A39IsTOZ8SJIr2oM2y.graf@poa.st That feeling when you blow your nose and it's still not clear.
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@mangeurdenuage ssh my beloved.
You save me from having to even adjust my position in the chair.
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@toiletpaper >dumping a bunch of nuclear waste on site or that kinda thing.
The only real nuclear waste is low to medium-level medical equipment etc that you dump in a warehouse for a few months and then dump in normal landfill.
There really isn't that much volume of slightly used fuel available, although such highly concentrated Uranium will indeed continue to be radioactive for billions of years.
You could leave it concentrated and dump it in one area, but that would just contaminate that one area only and be rapidly cleaned up, or you could grind the fuel into a really fine power and spread it out, which would make it a massive pain to clean up, possibly making some areas no-go zones for the next 1000 years (but you would probably die from heavy metal poisoning from the Uranium metal powder before you manage to grind down all of it).
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@izaya How could they even do that really without DPI?
If you're doing SMS/MMS other the general internet, rather that mobile provider pseudo-internet, they're encapsulated in a RTP stream or TCP packet.
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@kaia @mangeurdenuage If you write "no Linux", I'm going to gladly recommend GNU/Linux-libre.
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@j Anyone competent is really just going to handcraft a firearm out of metal.
But I guess that would happen to save an idiot from a plastic toy shattering in their face if the cops show up before they can try it out.
(Yes, there are some fully plastic 3D printed pistols that last a shot or two and then shatter).
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@kaia Ironically GNU/Linux actually has utilities for recovering deleted files from partitions, but that's really lacking on windows.
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@augustus That appears to be a Cobalt-60 rod (which you won't find at a nuclear reactor), coated in green phosphor and really the guy on the left would likely receive a fatal dose and the guy on the right would likely receive a bad injury with just a few minutes.
Unfortunately, people watch the simpsons and think that's how power plants work.
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@sicp @MostlyHarmless @lispi314 You can only really achieve XSS via JavaScript, unless you can convince the user to click several links in a specific order.
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@ins0mniak @coolboymew @hfaust Did you remember to get a windows refund?
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@VIPPER @jihadjimmy Most cracking groups don't even notice a gog release and go crack the steam handcuffs instead and upload that.
Uploading a unmodified zip archive from gog doesn't employ the usage of a boat or even a crack, therefore such version is certainly not "pirated".
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@lispi314 @MostlyHarmless Sure, but I believe such bugs are almost all of the time only exploitable when JavaScript is leveraged to fetch/load the HTML or CSS in succession to carry out the exploit.
Do you have any examples of past HTML exploits?
I suspect a pure HTML/CSS exploit would require loading like a 100MiB HTML file, which takes like 10 minutes to load over tor (I'm going to cancel the loading instead of waiting 10 minutes)
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@evamik Fibre optic cable that is to be buried actually usually contains copper as well to allow the cable to be located, although that's a really thin wire that is 1kg copper/km if I remember correctly.
Thankfully crackheads don't know that.
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@evamik That length of fibre is pretty expensive tbh.
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@mangeurdenuage >mfw rms warned about proprietary software on/with headphones years ago.
Losers even claimed he was wrong.
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@creamqueen @RustyCrab @apropos @Hoss @Nudhul @sun Free means freedom.
Proprietary malware is proprietary malware that takes your freedom even if you don't pay for it, which makes it nonfree software.
While you shouldn't use an unauthorized copy of proprietary malware (an authorized copy is even worse), such act is not stealing and is usually not even copyright infringement.
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