roughly 60% of all email
containing a QR codeis spam.
FTFY
Also, good spam filters will "detonate" the email and detect QR code spam. They'll follow the link in the code and check it out.
Seems like we shouldn't have 60% of our IV fluid production on the coast in an area regularly hit by hurricanes.
Even better - if it's available, turn the DPI up but the pointer speed down. It makes it feel more sensitive even though it's the same speed, which can make it feel more responsive. The downside is that it can also feel more jittery.
New techniques come out all the time. Sandboxes will just have to be programmed to detonate and detect these like they did with QR codes.
There is no such thing as "security" if someone has physical access to the device.
We've gotten a lot closer. With fTPM, FDE, boot verification, etc. it's become a lot more secure than it used to be.
I feel like if there's a live fish that should overrule that? Like, what liquid is going to be so volatile as to be dangerous, but also safe enough that a fish could live in it?
Is it normal? Kinda. Is it healthy? No
Ugh but it's acting as the SAN so I have to shut down like all my servers to run updates on it. What a PITA.
If I remember right, the first Tomb Raider (at least before the remaster) was shipped with DOSBox to be about to run.
Is that less likely to happen if the pole is knocked down instead of the line dug up?
You can't just pop a cartridge in or head to the eShop and download it. Most people don't want to research and figure out emulators.
That's all one needs at this point
I can handle dynamically typed, but the whitespace thing kills me. I kind of really like PowerShell.
It's a decent read, but to clarify the headline: the RAT is controlled by a discord bot once the victim has been infected. It isn't delivered by discord bot.
Given that specific locations were named, I assume that the original message says more than what the tweet says it does.
I put it at 75% just misogynist, 20% misogynist and pedo, and 5% neither, just weird.
Source: my ass
Right? Like, there's one person who's supposed to treat someone as if they're guilty prior to a verdict being delivered and that's the DA
Yeah. Ultimately, it's a good thing. Just a little unlucky on the timing.
CrowdStrike offers a $10 apology gift card to say sorry for outage
Several people who received the CrowdStrike offer found that the gift card didn't work, while others got an error saying the voucher had been canceled.
Lemmy.ml API returning incorrect information for community list?
So, I noticed something interesting while writing and testing a script.
The intent of the script is to connect to the API of your home instance, then list all of the communities for all instances that the home instance is federated with, sorted by number of subscribers.
The API endpoint to do this is "/api/v3/community/list"
My understanding is as follows:
- The argument "sort=TopAll" indicates that it should sort by number of subscribers
- The argument "type=All" indicates that it should show communities from the local instance and all federated instances.
- The argument "limit" indicates how many results to return (up to 50)
- The argument "page" indicates which page of "limit" items to return
So I should get more or less the same results if I run the same request against lemmy.world or lemmy.ml So I ran these two requests:
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https://lemmy.world/api/v3/community/list?type=All&sort=TopAll&limit=50&page=1
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https://lemmy.ml/api/v3/community/list?type=All&sort=TopAll&limit=50&page=1
With the first one, I get a mix mostly of lemmy.world, lemmy.ml, and beehaw.org communities. That's what I'd expect. However, with the second, it's all lemmy.ml communities.
So, like, what's the deal?
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Edit 2023-06-14T16:03Z
Seems something similar when I request for the endpoint on breehaw.org. The first page is a mix of breehaw.org and lemmy.ml results, but no other instances.
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Edit 2023-06-14T16:12Z
It's like they're all different and all seem to favor their home instance? Some more than others, though.
- Lemmy.world is pretty well balanced.
- Lemmy.ml is all Lemmy.ml
- Beehaw.org is mostly Beehaw.org and Lemmy.ml
- Lemmy.ca is mostly lemmy.ca and lemmy.ml, with some beehaw.org mixed in
- Midwest.social is mostly midwest.social, lemmy.ml, and a little beehaw.org
AAD Admin portal trouble?
Just started for me. entra.microsoft.com (specifically user list atm) is loading slowly or not at all.
Anyone else or just me?