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What Elon wants and what Elon delivers are two different things. We should know this by now.

These look really cool! Might check them out

Completely tangential but I had no idea (what I assume to be remnants of) FreeBSD's pf firewall is included, and works, in standard MacOS.

Where is the UN in all of this? Nowhere to be seen.

Ukraine has been met with incredible support from the west and all over the world (and that's a good thing! I am in support of Ukraine too).

But where is the support for the Uyghurs? This has been going on far before the Ukraine conflict. This is awful and it needs to be stopped. I see less and less support for the Uyghurs as time goes on, and it saddens me to no end.

Indeed.

My friends (we're in our 20s), also share the same disgust for snapchat's discover page.

There seems to be a very very clear disconnect between Tesla car's actual capabilities, their marketing claims, and the stuff they say to cover their asses legally.

Generally, yes. But some guides or tutorials don't respect this convention and use any number of chars including the author's own personal prompt. (I see `>` used often too).

A taste of their own medicine, eh?

People tell me most of Inbox's features have been integrated into Gmail now. But it just isn't the same..

Actually it could be MSSQL I may have misread. I haven't checked the docs for that one.

GCM is not without it's own pitfalls though, however.

1GB for 50 tabs seems reasonable to me considering for me it sucks around the same amount of memory for like 15-20 tabs.

The stack is DotNet C# + MySql iirc. I wonder how much of that 2G is the DotNet runtime stuff

The "usability" thing is quite frankly, bullshit.

Sandboxed play services is quite literally play services you're allowed to deny permissions to, it offers way more compatibility than microg which replaces play services with it's own thing

Wow. This is insanely shitty if you ask me. I can't think of any non-malicious reason why it's done this way.

I recommend using vaultwarden instead to self-host bitwarden: https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden

Yes! Actually I remember now being surprised to find out Jason had written it. His git repository is full of neat and interesting projects.

I didn't know pass was "GNU". I also recall it being pretty well written.

They literally are though

I'm an avid hater of systemd, but I've come around to kind of just accept that it'll never go away. It is a shame, but I think it's "won".

I used to recommend heads instead of tails but now I can't do that anymore seeing as the latest update to their git repos was way back in march 2019.

It needs an update desperately, but I think it's abandonware at this point.

This is so true. And something sadly I don't think enough Australians are aware of.

Never understood the need for these kinds of terminal file managers.

I played around with Ranger back in the day, it was fun. But I always went straight back to standard CLI Unix tools - ls, cp, mv, etc. I just find I don't need a graphical file browser like this.

> It's unlikely something like this was (or will ever be) successfully pulled off.

Why do you assume this? Surely any number of the three/four letter agencies could pull this off with ease, if they haven't already.

Hard doubt any "crypto bro" bothered to research anything about KYC.

> Long story short, their CISO told me on the phone that what I found wasn't a "bug", and that if they did a bug bounty program, they'd go bankrupt.

I have no sympathy for these companies. Fix your shit, secure your users. Don't? Well I guess I'm posting these non-bugs all over the net for criminals to enjoy.

I mean to be truthful I don't find it that sketchy, but clearly somebody does

"Safety is the precautions that keep me safe"? That doesn't sound right at all.

Because how can they prove how much he helped them and that NK didn't just find the majority of that stuff on their own without his help?

These are people who use coinbase (and I assume work for coinbase too) for sketchy crypto trading. Already not the smartest.