#cooking #pizza one with sausage and roma tomato, one with chicken and caramelized onion
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#CopyFail #cve_2026_31431 I wrote about denying containers access to AF_ALG sockets with SELinux
https://blog.feistel.party/2026/04/30/deny-alg-socket-to-containers-with-selinux-to-mitigate-cve-2026-31431.html
@mason@partychickens.net Adherence to standards is a fine ideal, but so many standards (including syslog) began their lives as de facto standards. It was often joked that the DNS standard was the BIND source code. Standards-first development may actually be quite rare.
Two meals for freezing, with chicken, rice, beans, onion, and tomato. #cooking
Great photography and an interesting subject.
"Defrost by weight" may be the only special button on the microwave that actually works. #cooking
we humans should help raccoons to be an invasive species all over the world
@campuscodi@mastodon.social I wonder if the work surface (it looks like a cardboard box) is an important detail.
I guess the sim cards are there just to protect the infrastructure from us, and we're on our own
#tiktok seemed different this morning, showing me a lot of videos of the sort I instantly skip
Amazon adds a "price history" link that opens an #ai sidebar.
Price history is a feature many customers want, but it is not directly related to AI. Perhaps this is a lure to drive engagement with the chat bot.
@TehBamski@lemmy.world Using TinEye I found this is Joao Taborda's photo Go to the Storm. From around 2014.
Is that a wooden gaming PC? #anime
"You don't have to do this to yourself," I think to myself every time I see a screenshot or meme of a smartphone notification with a news headline.
The little clicks you sometimes hear when vacuuming are like hitsounds for housework.
seven wooden poles in an empty lot
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@lcamtuf@infosec.exchange Reading this, I recall Computerphile's video, "The Return of Festive Flashing Lights," and I wonder if it's possible to coopt the lights' data wire to sense a switch.
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@aboutsignal@mastodon.social It has a certain "most upvoted reply on Reddit" aura about it. :kekw: