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headlights rule
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I really hope they turn on 1, wait for the truck to turn on their brights and then slap them with all 4.
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headlights rule
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I really hope they turn on 1, wait for the truck to turn on their brights and then slap them with all 4.
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PHP was just the beginning: Node.js unveils dangerous flaws threatening millions of sites
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Uhm. There's a release called Node2Shell, linked in the article.
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Migrants aren't pushing down wages. It's your boss.
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I have worked as an exec in a division of a multi billion dollar business, and in many a startup.
Often times it's your boss' boss' boss.
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Migrants aren't pushing down wages. It's your boss.
Often times it's your boss' boss' boss.
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Self-Hosting a DNS Sinkhole is really important
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I switched to pihole. Just found it.. easier.
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The PHP part never gets old
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Hahaha port. Get a load of this person thinking COBOL is being ported! I bet they like the number 4.
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I'm down with this
My idea: Neighborhood families (who can) buy a case of their favorite libation. As kids come around, parents walk up after and trade one for one. At the end of the night, everyone has a bunch of new things to try at whatever pace they want.
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The Internet goes on high alert after discovery of 8 compromised TLS certs
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And 8 of them no less. The guess of this being test code leaking into prod is likely, but security focused companies need consequences for stuff like this. That being said:
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Trump’s Department of Homeland Security Secretly Ordered Cybersecurity Operatives to Acquire a Voting Machine and Hack It.
Source article for anyone wanting the original: https://www.propublica.org/article/cisa-election-security-donald-trump
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EA: Ruin Everything
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Oddly enough, of their top 10 best selling games, Mass Effect was the lowest, and newer games were better selling. So sales figures say otherwise. Dumbing things down is bad for one audience, but good for another.
https://gamerant.com/highest-selling-games-developed-bioware-ranked-how-much-sold/
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It used to be a library
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Me too. Me too.
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EA: Ruin Everything
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A very fair point.
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4..
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Glories of federation. It doesn't always work.
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Sounds of silence
I do this with tea. Poor cold cup.
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I rebuilt a 1997 chat room. First thing someone typed was "lol". Some things never change.
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I still use IRC. It's great.
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Jucika wants to sleep
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Also having problem in Thunder, but I think the issue is a redirect in Firefox mobile. It does it if I manually put in the good URL, too.
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Google’s AI pinned another man’s sex crime on a doctor, and a German court says Google must answer for it
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That appeal has ended in a settlement.
The fines, if even paid, were probably less than the settlement. That being said, the best case would have been going to court for precedence, but you can't blame someone for cashing out if they've been a victim.
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Just another day trying to walk home without being killed by a driver
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Post the meme.
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Father Throws Chair at judge after Driver who Killed his Family got 120 Hours of Community Service
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I think the pink was originally in the article, but first search result found:
Derijks later told the press that he essentially “blacked out” from grief and anger in that moment. Interestingly, because the judge understood the immense emotional weight of the situation, she never filed a formal complaint against him, and he was not prosecuted for the outburst.
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Anon does some online shopping