

Some, I assume, are good people.
Some, I assume, are good people.
“Follow me and you’ll have a beautiful paradise…don’t, and there will be pain and torture”.
Paraphrased, albeit slightly…but I’m sure I’ve heard this offer before somewhere. I’ve checked my forehead, chest, and both nipples…but can’t find it.
12 years old is approx 7th grade and thus slightly higher than the average adult reading level.
So, yeah, basically. They are just tacking on extra cringe for that authentic 6th-grade experience.
Having functional GPS in a tunnel would be very nice…as someone who drives through Boston and fucking hates tunnels.
But that’s not what I meant by fragile. I meant it can be disrupted/jammed fairly trivially.
Nah the idea is sound. As someone else said, GPS is incredibly fragile. Also very terrestrial…it doesn’t work once you leave the atmosphere.
This will probably be another SpaceX grift, but there are alternative technologies that are more resilient to attack. From military/defense perspective (the original reason for GPS), that’s pretty important.
Nor do I. Wasn’t the Proton CEO kissing the ring a few weeks ago?
Nah there’s always less G on the moon.
What if the whole earth, itself, is like, one giant supercomputer, designed to answer the ultimate question, and it’s just been running for billions of years?
There’s an upper limit to how many bodies you can throw at a task.
9 women won’t make a baby in one month.
This is sort of how I got my start as a network engineer in the US, a dozen or so years ago.
There was a large skills gap in the area (still is, IMO)…so the company started hiring people that had no training but had a good technical aptitude with the intent to train them directly.
I know a lot of really great engineers that got their start through that program.
The company has since been bought, and bought again. We’ve all mostly scattered to the wind. But I still run into some of them every now and then as vendors for my current employer…our current VoIP consultant came from that program, and honestly I don’t know anybody who knows IP Telephony better than him.
Isnt zsh
the default macos shell?
Well. Yeah, if you want to learn the shiniest new features, you’ll need the shiniest new references.
But for a new user, for whom Python is probably one of the first languages they learn, a 3.8 reference won’t give them much trouble for a while.
I say this as a novice Python user tho.
Has python changed that much for a new learner that a 3.8 tutorial is worthless in 3.13?
I don’t think so…there’s new features that wouldn’t be taught, but most everything from Hello World to decorators and lambdas were present in both.
Now, if you have a python 2 guide…yeah. That’s worthless. That shows its flaws during “Hello World”.
You wouldn’t download a wallet.
I do aliases through simplelogin and have my domain hosted on mxroute.
My domain is my real last name…so I have subdomains like @myfirst.lastname.com
gets pointed to simplelogin for aliases, which then forwards to mxroute. @mywifesfirst.lastname.com
goes to the same simplelogin and points to her Gmail for now.
Mxroute is cheap and they’ve got decent web apps but really more made for traditional IMAP clients. And they don’t really do groupware…just email. But that’s really the hardest part, from an admin perspective.
Adminning email is getting to be a sacred art. It’s a lot of work and a constant arms race both against incoming spam, and the spam filters for whoever you are sending to. A whole ton of work for what is really an essential Internet service (when I can’t get into my credit card account because enom is slacking on forwarding mail, it’s a problem…and also why I switched to simplelogin).
For how cheap mxroute is, IMO, absolutely not worth the effort of self-hosting unless it’s actually your day job and you get some sick sadistic pleasure out of doing it on your own time.
The mxroute admin/owner himself also seems like a pretty chill guy. He’s been pretty forward and transparent on Reddit and lowendbox.
Edit to add: important stuff…make sure that you have an email address that you don’t host, to access stuff you need to for the stuff that you do (i.e. DNS, mail hoster, MFA provider, directory service, etc). I use a free proton for that.
I’m confused with the “doo doo doo”, so I’m just gonna read your comment to the tune of “baby shark”
Oooh that’s juicy. I wonder how many holes they left in the important production systems that they’ve been touching.
I also wonder, with how progressive and dissenting American programmers and cybersec experts are, if our l33t h4x0r sk1llz could be turned against DOGE?
Not suggesting anything wildly destructive, just some friendly grey-hat trolling to slow them down and expose their flaws. Think of it as a complimentary pen-test.
Part of me also thinks they are hoping some people will slip in some “proof” of fraud somewhere, like how people “proved” the COVID vaccine was killing people via VAERS.
The only thing that’ll stop a bad boy with a gun, is a good boy with a gun.