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> Since this discovery, the Dream research team has been sharing updates and collaborating on an investigation with Palo Alto Networks, the vendor of the firewall in question. More information is available on the Palo Alto Networks website. Additional details are now included in the post itself.

Reminds me of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stagefright_(bug)

But what do those numbers mean?

> So you pay about $165 more than the Shenzhen shop and get your boards five days sooner, with no customs and a supply chain you can count on.

A supply chain that also comes from Shenzhen... last time I checked, North America doesn't make chips or other components either.

Amazon said 4 days prior to patch, but I'm pretty sure the other one was cloudflare, I can't find the link in my browser history.

Just last week companies were saying php2shell has been rampant for months, but if that were the case, wouldn't we all have strange errors in our logs? Something seems fishy to me.

> At what point do market forces take over, and give Nvidia the collective middle finger ?

I haven't bought an Nvidia gpu since the 980. /shrug

Not until they settle on one control panel.

What's 7 years of interest on $150AUS? Follow the money...

I get the odd one try on my personal site, but usually its just robots.txt... /shrug

Since svg is a "described" format, can't you just stuff text comments into the file? No weird steganography techniques needed, afaik...

That was 20 years ago

Some early computers with a key toggled the keyboard power, rather than preventing someone from turning off the power switch... I guess it was more important to keep people from typing things than it was keeping the system powered up. The 80s and early 90s were weird times. /shrug

Maybe that explains the terrible rng...

> umamusume

How does a mobile game use PHP? Wouldn't the game code use a custom socket and protocol for its comms?

They're also replaced in droves. We build hundreds of new student accounts at $dayjob on a monthly basis.

> ...you’re staring at a list of like forty defect reports. And even if each of them requires only a three-line fix on average, there is a fixed overhead to dealing with each of these, and then you run out of time.

I'm not sure I understand this, for an OSS project, the only timeframes at play are self-imposed. I don't think most people would care if you pushed a release back by a week to fix some last minute bugs. /shrug

Just because you have a device tree file, doesn't mean its correct, or even accurate.

Phone number is fine, I only got one of those, it's an easy no...

The one I hate is when places ask for my email address... even if I wanted to, I have like 6 email addresses, which one do you want? Don't ask me to repeat it 20 times because you can't spell. Fuck it, I give up, no email either. :(

You just drive over it until it becomes a thick, flat sheet of ice... and hopefully not rutted, or else you'll get stuck trying to move your car in the morning.

The purpose of the restriction is to keep people from using hacked baofengs to chat on bands a) they're not allowed to use unlicensed b) could potentially already be in use by another service eg EMS/fire/police.

I tried some months ago, and it'll make a blank one fine, but if you need a complex configure or install phase, I felt I was better off doing it by hand.

Most ai wouldn't know how to write a proper ebuild to save their lives.

Unix crypt only accepted 8 characters and ignored the rest. If your password was 123456789, it was considered the same as 12345678a.

A modern computer runs circles around your 90s computer... if the code was the same, it should be crazy fast. Instead, everything is a web browser, and each of them need to load 1gb of junk into memory each time you click on them.

I get llm-like traffic on domains with zero web content (never was, probably never will be any).

Just merely existing will get you scanned these days.

How big are we talking? I download ISOs all the time...

For what its worth, some databases just run like trash. I've put a database on nvme raid and still had some queries take 5 seconds.

TA's ai was pretty dumb, actually... on most maps with unpassable water, they'll happily crank out kbots without building any ships or planes, until it hits the unit limit.