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You're welcome 🤪

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@fleeky TGIT amirite

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Got the labubu song stuck in my head 💀

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Frustrated by having a single body that can only be in one place at a time. Finite resources 🤬

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Thursday is my Friday 😎

But I'm as productive as a Tuesday.

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Been listening into more upbeat stuff lately instead of the heavier / industrial stuff.

soundcloud.com/popstick/lolipo

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vincent

what about an account that replies "cooperatives fix this." to all posts stating systematic failures?

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I love the shape of our lives intertwined

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One thing I found immediately weird about nushell is that while it handles strings "natively", the `length` command cannot take a string as input, only structured lists 🤔

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@mattsheffield Could you elaborate on what you mean by them refusing to engage? I interact with bridged folks on the reg from the fedi side and have a similar amount of convos with them.

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FlohEinstein

Why use a URL shortener when you can use a phishy URL extender?

phishyurl.com/

Keep your security people alert and awake, generate phishing-looking redirecting links

#infosec

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Maybe I should turn my weird arch linux setup into a preconfigured install for folks. :P

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Brian Sletten

“GlassWorm isn't just another supply chain attack. It's using stealth techniques we've never seen before - invisible Unicode characters that make malicious code literally disappear from code editors. Combine that with blockchain-based C2 infra that can't be taken down, Google Calendar as a backup command server, and a full remote access trojan that turns every infected dev into a criminal proxy node.”

#technology #attack #security #cybersecurity #malware #vscode

koi.ai/blog/glassworm-first-se

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Mauve 👁💜

Instead of making the best service possible for the lowest cost possible conpanies are making the shittiest product they can get away with while locking users into eternal subscription fees.

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@Polychrome I think companies are addicted to extorting customers for access to their products rather than making tools that work well.

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Polychrome :clockworkheart:
The recent AWS outage exposed just how many devices need always-on internet access keep track of scheduled events and it really weirds me out because nearly all of these devices have an on-board clock and scheduling events offline on-device has been a solved problem since like the 70's.

Automatic cat feeders that fail to trigger at the appointed time, smart mattresses with scheduled warm/cold functions that failed to change state, and many other 'smart home' related devices.

What's the point of requiring a remote server to ping a device over the internet at the appointed time when your product already comes with a built-in calendar function as part of its basic hardware and software design?
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@lutindiscret Yeah, exactly what I was thinking after my initial search :P

mastodon.mauve.moe/@mauve/1154

The other part is we don't have any chat apps or concepts of "groups" in Agregore so a new app would need to be made for that

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@lutindiscret Yeah I've bookmarked the webxdc dev server to look into for later. Probs not a huge surface to tackle and since it's TS there's likely libraries I can reuse. github.com/webxdc/webxdc-dev

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@lutindiscret Loading the contents out of the app and wiring it up to the chat interface is a decent chunk of code to support. It'd take less time to reuse something instead of needing to read the spec and file formats from scratch and implement a runner from scratch.

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@lutindiscret If there's an electron thingie out there to run webxdc it'd be pretty easy to incorporate.

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