we have to survive because it will be really funny having all the nerds have a weird nerd new years party when unix time finally explodes
DIVINE LIGHT SEVERED
YOU ARE A FLESH AUTOMATON ANIMATED NEUROTRANSMITTERS
Today I found out that google docs infects html exports with spyware, no scripts, but links in your document are replaced with invisible google tracking redirects. I was using their software because a friend wanted me to work with him on a google doc, he is a pretty big fan of their software, but we were both somehow absolutely shocked that they would go that far.
We live in a Wet-Dry World
#splatoon #splatoon3 #splatoonart #splatoonfanart #fanart #vectorart #nintendoswitch #supermario64 #wetdryworld
pes 2011 letting you use miis is actually really fucking funny i think the announcer saying "a supreme shot" when my buddy kim got a goal is just the best actually
i always found the PES games kinda funny because they didn't have licensing for any Real teams except a few (no broad league licenses like FIFA got) so you'd end up with Manchester United versus "Man Blue"
Making Trilby, a Fedora variant that's exactly the same except man pages are now mansplain pages and have "m'lady" randomly inserted in them
Linux needs OpenBSD’s pledge
syscall. What is pledge
exactly? Well let me tell you! The pledge
syscall on OpenBSD is used to drop privileges from processes. Say you’re writing an application for OpenBSD, what you can do is “pledge” to only use certain resources, such as pledging to only use the read
syscall. What happens then, is lets say someone finds a RCE in your your software, it won’t work! Because the program has not pledged to allow execution, the kernel will immidiately kill the process with a SIGABRT
signal. It’s such a simple yet elegant zero trust security idea.
send one of these to your best friend and the other to your worst enemy and don’t tell them which one is which