There is fossil fuel advertising?
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There is fossil fuel advertising?
We all know the three golden rules of nowadays gaming:
… and it is not even an interesting franchise.
That’s actually pretty good!
ChatGPT has a voice?
Streaming for things you consume. Offline media for things you like.
The old age of the Docker image is a bit of a red flag to me.
I settled with SWS since the Docker image and a locally installable version are actively maintained by the creator. It just serves static files and optionally directory listing as JSON (which comes in quite handy).
This is not a dating site!
I can’t remember when I had such little RAM in a machine I own.
Haha, yeah. Screw them.
In the civilized world we’re not doing this.
Temporary workaround applications/scripts become de-facto standards sounds familiar. They disabled loading script files in Powershell but you can still copy&paste the file’s content …
People have no idea how absurd IT in corporations is.
That make the badges NFC tags but without actual NFC …
At least they had the code not in direct sight on their desk.
Big international corporate, IT security hired by personal connections instead of skill, IT security never worked in daily business.
The fun thing is, that they refer to NIST guidelines. Which is even funnier because NIST says 12 digits are enough, user-generated 8 digits are fine, no complexity rules, and password changes only “when necessary” (i.e. security breaches).
I’ve seen plenty of solutions. Sticky notes, a simple text file. External tools like barcode scanners. Using all letters and just 1!
at the end (not that this is less secure on technical level than a completely random string, but it’s easier to bruteforce - theoretically), etc. Some people use KeePass (with a stupid 5 letter password).
Some users have a barcode scanner connected to the system for doing the business stuff. The barcode scanner registers as HID keyboad …
Yes, they did exactly what you think.
Sony owns THIS patent:
https://www.creativebloq.com/sony-tv-patent
And yes, it is true.