[Yaseenist] CauseOfBSOD

@joe@f.duriansoftware.com what happens if you try to fopen a symlink loop anyway

@joe@f.duriansoftware.com cat gives "Too many levels of symbolic links" so it looks like theres just a hard cap on recursion (rather than any tortoise-and-hare algorithm)

@xinit @SecureOwl or something under .invalid at least though if they know about that they probably know to actually erase the data also i think deleted@invalid is a valid email (since you can just use an apex domain if you have one lying around but almost nobody does) but i reckon a lot of validation regexes reject it

@navi@catcatnya.com @joe@f.duriansoftware.com nothing i can see from a quick web search, probably because if you have to change it you have already goofed up

@joe@f.duriansoftware.com fuck it imma make one and find out

@joe@f.duriansoftware.com do you get an error or does it just hang

@kuriko also in other news i stuck this on my nextcloud because it was too big to upload to discord and discord wouldnt play it from the embed then i accidentally shared another video in my folder so for a brief moment i put a link to a pirated copy of the minecraft movie in a discord chat oops

@EregLoch@mastodon.coffee @aral@mastodon.ar.al @lain@lain.com if the verification is entirely on-device then it is likely trivial to spoof with some work in ghidra. rule 1 of computer security: the client is untrustworthy

@navi@catcatnya.com @joe@f.duriansoftware.com no idea why you would need to change it but like can you without a kernel recompile

@navi@catcatnya.com @joe@f.duriansoftware.com is there a sysctl for it?

@frameworkcomputer will it be more reliable than the previous things youve built

@EregLoch@mastodon.coffee @aral@mastodon.ar.al seems i need to make my argument explicit as youve clearly misunderstood We know that the client is not guaranteed to be trustworthy from the perspective of the server. We assume that the identity verification is done on the client only as stated. Per this assumption that means that the result of the verification is sent back as some form of yes/no (coupled with a name to be matched on the server, in case of success) or similar, without any other data that would allow the verification to be repeated on the server being sent back. As the client may be untrustworthy, it may manipulate the verification process or just send back modified data from a recorded successful verification with the attackers preferred values. Therefore, we can conclude that it is trivially possible to create fake accounts unless the assumption is false. Whether or not the server is trustworthy is irrelevant to this attack.

@th @ErinRose also the europlug doesnt turn into a caltrop if you leave it on the floor unplugged which is nice

@nikitonsky they arent wearing any high-visibility vests (as required for safety), the space on the footplate was used to store miscellaneous gears so you cant actually put fuel in the firebox, the line isnt even built where the people are and if it was they shouldnt be in front of a locomotive unless the line has been blocked, the bloke sitting in the chair on top of the locomotive will be breathing smoke and steam for the entire journey if they actually went at a reasonable speed, and likely wouldnt fit in most loading gauges (and thus would get a very rude awakening if going under a bridge, into a tunnel, or into an area with OHLE). also electric traction is more efficient

@kuriko anyway frorg

@th @ErinRose but yeah in a pinch this is a useful trick to know

@EregLoch@mastodon.coffee If you have an actual counterargument (i.e. not another non sequitur) then now is the time to present it

@EregLoch@mastodon.coffee @aral@mastodon.ar.al this is of course assuming they arent just lying and doing the verification remotely anyway

@f800gecko @susankayequinn for point number 2: if ai does it sufficiently early then pull the fuse somewhere it cant protect

@kuriko do it now

@kuriko fastboots never fit in anything less ever since google invented gemini vibecoding

@stefan@stefanbohacek.online already off for me thankfully

@benroyce@mastodon.social its ass did NOT telephone the signaller to get permission to cross

@gewt@social.treehouse.systems at least wolfram alpha shows you how it interpreted some input

@Hearth@plush.city @dragonarchitect@rubber.social @Lydie@tech.lgbt also because a frequency in that band happens to cause water to heat up really effectively

@Lydie@tech.lgbt start the microwave to get a mini mouse

@jgrg@mstdn.science @fluffy@plush.city @pandora@chaos.social I thought that was done off measuring the load on the coils?

@TheMNWolf@furry.engineer @Aurora_Bee@deadinsi.de not the twat in charge of maintaining hammersmith bridge

@linear@nya.social @davidgerard@circumstances.run oh what the fuck and i thought id seen some atrocious code

@esi@merveilles.town what if you added more trackpoints

@frameworkcomputer please migrate to an instance that supports reactions so i can award this post with the 🔧 it deserves

@anthk@neopaquita.es @senj@surf.cyberspace.club they are pretty good at reporting events ahead-of-time

@Stephanie @dysfun @th @ErinRose you could also try pulling the earth pin out of a spare rewireable plug, since holding another plug upside down only typically works on power strips

@coopdot@chaos.social @dotmeow@hachyderm.io get silly with them

@Ninji@wuffs.org different types of rubbish collected on different days is typical

@arafel@mas.to @GossiTheDog@cyberplace.social bu-but muh copyrightz!!!11!!!

@olivvybee@honeycomb.engineer how to connect to nhs wifi: 1) be a university student 2) pray its a university hospital or whatever and has eduroam

@itsyndikat@chaos.social you should power a lift with this, ive seen ones that take 415V three phase

@ThePiGuy24@meemu.org orange is a no-connect, its reserved for three-phase wiring

@deviantollam@defcon.social im pretty sure theres also an option in the general android app settings to disable opening supported links in an app, which would probably also work here for preventing the share.google links from opening within google to begin with (although google would still be able to track you with them)

@haveibeenpwned lol lmao

@LilahTovMoon@tech.lgbt also not the way to initialise ownership of an Azure AD domain

@eldersea a business making doors? looks like gambling but its actually FRAUD /// THIRD DISINTEGRATION LOOP

@anthk@neopaquita.es @senj@surf.cyberspace.club which is perfect for stock trading

@s0@cathode.church your bank doesnt enforce 2fa?

@txt_file @TechConnectify P=V2 /R Kettles have fixed resistance, so power is directly proportional to the square of the (RMS) voltage in this case. Therefore, doubling the voltage quadruples the power as 22 = 4

@endrift@social.treehouse.systems @GossiTheDog@cyberplace.social they didnt run lspci once?

@anthk@neopaquita.es @senj@surf.cyberspace.club (for legal reasons this is not financial advice)