A German ISP tampered with their DNS - specifically to sabotage my website (lina.sh)
a year old, but interesting to read
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I don't like passkeys | Ethan Hawksley
Thanks FedEx, This is Why we Keep Getting Phished
From 2024, but funny to read…
What makes this situation so ridiculous is that while we’re all watching for scammers attempting to imitate legitimate organisations, FedEx is out there imitating scammers!
The Last Quiet Thing (terrygodier.com)
There’s a new “Google Jail” for independent wikis
So Reddit has decided that plain HTML is unsafe
The state of European cloud providers in 2026
Regressive JPEGs (maurycyz.com)
Microsoft Authenticator Spams Sign-In Requests Without Even Needing Your Password - André Klein Dot Net
They really do think AI might kill everyone (seangoedecke.com)
Elevators (john.fun)
Intent to Ship: JPEG XL – Mozilla Hacks - the Web developer blog
The Free Market Lie: Why Switzerland Has 25 Gbit Internet and America Doesn't
Bun 1.4 Rust rewrite is not looking good • Tero Piirainen
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Suggestions for people who only need and want a good screen instead of an ad infested spy station?
Migrating from DigitalOcean to Hetzner: From $1,432 to $233/month With Zero Downtime
How many products does Microsoft have named ‘Copilot’? This is a map with all of them
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One would need more than 1 account…
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The average user does not have the exact title of the web page.
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Well, Austria is right next to it. It's tiny, too. So why is it not as good?
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Great... Fewer humans and even more bots in the comments... That's a genius idea.
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So?
"Aaaaaaaaaaaaah, warum???? Warummmm????"
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Yeah, annoying that it has different meanings.
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Hmm. Using the search term “small website discoverability crisis” . . .
Well, do you think that it's realistic that the average user types that into the search engine's website ? When you already know the exact title of the post on that website, you probable already know the full URL and don't need a search engine. So, that has nothing to do with "discovering" in my opinion, which the blog post is about.
They will scrape that article, too.
And I'm a few months, they have "learned" how that task works.
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I asked this myself, too. AI response:
clear: clears the visible screen (sends the terminal’s “clear” sequence); usually fast and does not change terminal settings or fully reinitialize scrollback.
reset: fully reinitializes the terminal (sends init strings, resets modes/attributes, may reconfigure terminfo/baud, and clears); slower and used to recover from garbled output or broken state.
Imagine, 20 people standing in front of you saying "Good job", but there are 25 more who have to tell you that they don't like what you are doing instead of minding their own business... That's the average social media with down votes enabled.
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Me neither... Maybe, the person is drunk... I dunno. Blocked and reported that... Not what we need on Lemmy or anywhere else...
EU made trading deals with South America and Australia and is getting pushed to China.
But that's fine for Trump, because that's not a problem when you can only plan 1 day ahead.
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Luckily, the word "Certainly" is a huge hint that it was generated by AI. You know that the reporter of the "issue" copy-pasted the question of the developer right into the LLM and copy-pasted the output right into hackone.
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Didn't expect this topic to still be that controversial... Maybe I'm too young to know, but how was IBM involved?
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I'm not experienced at it either and don't know the best resources.
But what I can usually recommend in case you don't want to see the usual "THIS-IS-A-PIECE-OF-THE-PUZZLE---COME-BACK-REGULARLY-FOR-MORE-CONENT" stuff, but more in depth stuff: Enter "filetype:pdf systemd" in your search engine. Google or DuckDuckGo will then only spit out pdf files about that topic... And the people who write PDF files are usually more experienced with the topic than those who write blog posts or "how to's".
Let me know if that helped in your case... :)
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Sure. Thanks.
I guess, future will tell. The author is very focussed on the system card. Maybe, we get a CVE list in a few weeks. Who knows...
The Firefox test is not Firefox. It’s a SpiderMonkey JavaScript engine shell in a container, with “a testing harness mimicking a Firefox 147 content process, but without the browser’s process sandbox and other defense-in-depth mitigations.”
I'm for sure not an expert in this field, but I recently saw videos Form LiveOverflow about FireFox bug bounties and I think, it was the same setup. Finding a bug in one of the components was enough for them to take it very serious.
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Wasting the energy isn't that good either..
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Downvotes are a toxic feature when used on other opinions. Brings negativity no one needs.
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Meccha Chameleon Pro player…
The Quiet Renovation at Bitwarden - ByteHaven - Where I ramble about bytes
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My most relevant experience: A colleague sent me a paypal link that allows me to accept money. Nowadays, I know that it was legit. But instead of paypal.com, it was something like py.pl?code=abcdef or p.pl?code=abcdef or whatever…
Thanks, Paypal!!. Clicking the shortened hyperlink did not save me any time, but it wasted multiple minutes for me to research whether the domain was a scam or not.