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socks :D
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Came here to say that's the avatar's cat
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socks :D
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Came here to say that's the avatar's cat
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dont do it
As someone who has actually had to service gear inside an equinox data center I'll tell you this: mostly unstaffed yes but more secure than a bank. I had I think six layers of security to get through including badge readers, man traps, palm scanners and combination locks.
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Kentucky Republican pushes bill to make sex with first cousin not incest
So I do not endorse this guy or any GOP member in any way. But if you read the article he says dropping the first cousin from the list was an error of omission and not intentional, and he is re-filing the bill to include it. The intent of the bill was to expand the classification of incest beyond just intercourse to include any type of sexual contact. Which seems like its actually progressive, just not clickbait worthy.
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What makes this even more extra, if you inspect their ssl certificate trust chain, they have a ridiculous 27 long chain with the common name of each cert being one of these lyrics. openssl s_client -connect signed.bad.horse:443 -servername signed.bad.horse
Its from Dr horribles sing-a-long blog FYI
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Thanks to EU regulations, we now have the REAL prices of in-game purchases / micro-transactions displayed in EURO in the game Fortnite. The real prices are NOT being shown in game anywhere else in the
... World
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openssh
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My interpretation is a visualization of SSH as a transport protocol. You say hey SSH, send this message to this remote computer. And SSH goes to that computer and authenticates with a key, then enters your commands. In this case 'ls'. Then ssh takes the output of that command, in this case the contents of the directory, and brings it back to you.
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Finally, an optimal monitor configuration!
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TSMC to make advanced 3nm chips in Japan
Just a reminder for anyone that thinks 3nm chips means the transistors themselves are only 3nm, they are bigger than that. 3nm is the marketing name for the fab process they are using.
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The state of things
60% of the time, it works every time
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He has abandoned sync development but not the business
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Right he's still taking in funds just not patching the app. That's the point of this post, the business is still active despite development being halted.
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Laughing seems wrong
The version of this I've heard is "the other muffin says 'Holy shit a talking muffin!'"
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What's your favorite J.L. and the Dees song?
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They shaka'd so hard at that show, the walls practically fell down
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Which pill do you choose?
Wait like restart as in go back in time to the year I was 6 or restart as in become a 6 year old in 2024. Because if it's the former hell yeah stocks, bitcoin, sports betting back to the future style. If it's the latter fuck that.
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Hearing is be-leafing: Students invent quieter leaf blower
Can I get those STL files? I'm gonna print one for each of my neighbors
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Alright let's see pictures of your super nice rack-mounted, professionally installed labs. I'll start 🙃
✅ Rackmounted
❌ Professional
What front end are using for your apps? Looks nice.
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no shit
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What the fuck do you mean?
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Lemmy, what do you call users of Lemmy?
We could go with federators as we are now part of the fediverse, then we can also include mastodonians
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Also, could we encase the whole thing in plastic?
No joke last night I went for a late night snack. I pulled out some hard salami, aged Swiss, and some nice crackers. I realized this bastard charcuterie was just a luxury Lunchables.
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The best use of QR codes
Modern Day Medusa sounds like a cool band name