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Not true. At the very least it can leak your IP address. There's a reason whatsapp & other messaging services have an internal proxy for generating web previews.

especially when they don't depend on libc.

I meant "just use dm-verity" as in "don't do full disk encryption"...

FYI your decryption key can be MITMed during this process by anyone with physical access to the system, which defeats the purpose of encrypting the disk in the first place.

Just use dm-verity for remote servers.

How is it not a disguise? It means you can't block marketing emails without also blocking the legitimate support emails.

How does a DNS lookup work "client side only"?

>Doesn't Discord require every user to create a new account, even if they're already using Discord in some other community?

No, the same account is used. You get prompted to choose a nickname each time you join a server though.

>So when they say "a Discord server", they really mean it--they're like droplets running independent deployments or whatever

No, they're probably all run on the same compute. The "official" name for a discord server from the API documentation is actually a "discord guild" and it works pretty much like a subreddit.

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I see, thanks. Have you considered moving to Bitwarden?

I think GP was making a joke - since zionists claim any anti-zionist behavior is anti-semitic.

>Important to note is that every time a KDBX file is updated, no matter how small the edit was, the entire file gets rewritten.

This seems like an implementation issue rather than a format/spec issue.

This is most certainly not something that is covered on TV news. Seems on topic to me.

If the website is not AI slop, presumably they would remove it from the list.

AMD's security bulletin: https://www.amd.com/en/resources/product-security/bulletin/a...

Have you considered no_std support?

Sorry, I didn't realize we weren't supposed to be having sex.

Hmm, I don't quite follow. For usages like counters or version numbers, it seems like allowing negatives makes things more complicated rather than less.

Like, what if you're getting a u32 over the wire? I feel like using an i32 to represent that data makes it more error-prone. Numbers will unexpectedly appear to be negative?

How come there's no unsigned numeric types in Bau?

global variables are public enemy number one

>some dude is singlehandedly responsible

Well, one person to put up the PR and one dude to approve it - back in 2015. It isn't the security researcher's fault.

>Users are recommended to only trust the official app stores, Google Play on Android and Apple Store on iOS

Lol. Lmao, even. There's tons of malware on the Play Store. F-droid is far more reputable.

The fix for being held captive by a large company is not to hand yourself over to a different large company.

>In "good" times this made investigations run smoothly.

Yeah no. This was always bad and is often abused by law enforcement (& people pretending to be law enforcement)

https://gizmodo.com/fake-cops-stole-user-data-from-meta-and-...

Your manager is right. Drop the word "junior" from your resume and start interviewing.

"In a room filled with thousands of Salesforce staffers, he asked who traveled from abroad to stand up for recognition. He then proceeded to make a joke about ICE agents being in the back of the room"

wtf?

What do you mean? SteamOS is backed by a large company.

Not really fair to the guy, he admitted to inserting it.

wow! three different people decided this was a good idea.

free business idea for YC Spring 2026 batch: weld flared bases onto demilitarized artillery shells. make the world a safer place.

I thought this article was about Japanese business cards from the headline but it is actually about flash cards to learn Japanese

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