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iueotnmunto

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    Comment #41921370

    So youtube can throw their hands up in the air and say 'its legally ambiguous, therefore we'll take their money' and that's okay?

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    Comment #41920276

    If YouTube cannot police or moderate their own platform, then that's a problem they created for themselves. 'Sorry, moderating this content is something we cannot manage' is not an…

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    Comment #37054237

    > Where can this be reported or an existing requested be upvoted? This irks me too no end. You can't. From what I've seen GTK / Gnome devs are incredibly unaccommodating to functio…

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    Comment #37043760

    It's not actually that complicated, iirc, I have an ansible script to trigger the build based on a 2-line patch. The maintainers proposed a similar patch to Gnome/GTK as a hidden o…

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    Comment #37043738

    Debian 12.1 out of the box, I'm sure there's a workaround, but I had to google 'How do I shutdown my computer. s/ipconfig/ifconfig/ > Overall, from the one of your reply, I have th…

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    Comment #37041961

    My recent gripe is that I've used Linux for more than half my life and I'm well into my 30's. I feel like my ability to navigate a system has gone _backwards_, Debian no longer acc…

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    Comment #36279852

    If the VM operates under the same privileges than a host, all this does is prevent automated attacks - a savvy attacker can still access the disk image of the guest, in some cases,…

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    Comment #35060509

    More if you're running `provision --vm-name "$UserSuppliedData"` or similar. I don't know how you've built your wrapping tool, so I can't comment on how likely it would be, but I'v…

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    Comment #35060395

    While container breakouts do happen, they're pretty rare. I'd be more concerned about any potential injection vectors in the go code, which could lead to a cloud breach if you're n…

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    Comment #34714336

    > Things only started getting better when I started seeing a therapist and worked on my issues over the second half of my high school experience. I'm curious, would you mind sharin…

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    Comment #34713052

    quit spending your time talking about it and write a replacement then?

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    Comment #34193551

    TIL google had support tickets, I thought they largely didn't communicate with their client base

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    Comment #33513408

    I've always thought creating a shared key which rotates as soon as a single individual is added or removed is smart. There are security implications related to whose decryption key…

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    Comment #33341569

    Macros use ZoneInfo NTFS hidden properties to determine the source of the document (local, trusted, internet, etc). I'm unsure of the default for local, but internet downloaded mac…

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    Comment #32466208

    If filesystem access is a legitimate concern, you have bigger problems. Even if passwords were secured by FIDO or similar, session tokens are not. If you compromise a computer, you…

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    Comment #31913531

    Check out Ben Eaters youtube channels https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS0N5baNlQWJCUrhCEo8WlA - He builds similar, and offers a kit for sale at (from what I can tell) a reasonable…

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    Comment #31744448

    An awesome attack vector and kudos to the authors. I do wish it had never been discovered for environmental reasons though :(

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    Comment #31703079

    I really like this solution, but FYI it blocks suffixes, adding gram.com blocks instagram.com, facebookgram.com, etc.

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    Comment #31611268

    I fully understand not changing for that reason and don't think anyone would think less of a justifiably difficult situation. But at the same time, what you described is probably i…

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    Comment #31603916

    Agreed, it indicates it fixes some systemic issues present in emacs, but doesn't fully articulate what those issues are.

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    Comment #31600713

    I'm talking specifically about electron.

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    Comment #31600096

    It takes a few minutes to switch. Maybe a bit more to rebind all CI scripts etc in a project as large as react. There are some things that I don't fully get (slavery was never big …

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    Comment #31600024

    I keep hearing this, but I've never figured out why it might be the case, and particularly with Electron over Chrome/FF? Surely if react/svelte etc are built well they're relativel…