Guns don’t kill people, cars kill people.
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4·1 day agoGig work, but for a government job
It gives me “Linux market share increased from 3.0025% to 3.0048%.” vibes
Does being convicted of a war crime or murder make you ineligible to be Secretary of Defense?
0·9 days agoIf you use any Microsoft product, keep that to yourself…
0·11 days agoSounds like Epic needs to try to make a online game store to compete with Steam, but filled with AI slopware.
“Linus Torvalds sold his share of Linux to Microsoft for $1.8B”
0·16 days agoSteam Linux Runtime 4 (Saxton Hale)
/s
2b2t, the oldest anarchy server in Minecraft
12·24 days agoI find it hilarious you censored the banned IPs.
For those too lazy to click
In the chain of emails between Jeffrey and Mark Epstein from March 2018, Mark makes a series of comments on the relationship between Jeffrey and Trump. In one of those emails, dated March 21, 2018, Mark asks his brother to ask Steve Bannon if Russian President Vladimir Putin has a photo of “Trump blowing Bubba.”
In starts with an email from Mark asking Jeffrey about his health. To which, Jeffrey replies that he is with Steve Bannon. In response, Mark writes: “Ask him if Putin has photos of Trump blowing Bubba?”
The mention of the President “blowing Bubba” has caused a storm on social media, as ‘Bubba’ is the nickname of former President Bill Clinton, who is also alleged to have been associated with Epstein.
What a major fuck you to all his fans in NYC tho.
10·29 days agoGot it!*
*puts a Timeshift partition on the same RAID array
The agreement contains a “minibus” — three full-year appropriations bills that will fund certain departments like Agriculture through the end of the fiscal year next fall — and a continuing resolution to fund the rest of the government at existing spending levels through Jan. 30.
Cool. So those departments are going away next year.
Dibs on conspiracies that China is building a tsunami-anator and is going to use it against Alaska.
RAID5, don’t fail me now!
I will add the following:
US was looking at this before Trump took office (Dec 2024)
https://www.itpro.com/security/the-us-could-be-set-to-ban-tp-link-routers
TP Link’s sloppy security lead to the creation of a Chinese botnet.
https://cybernews.com/security/chinese-hackers-hijacked-thousands-of-tp-link-wifi-routers/
Here are two new vulnerabilities from this month.
Here are some more exploits from 2023
Here are all the TPLink vulnerablies known publicly
Am I really at risk, and anymore than I would be with something from Linksys or Netgear?
As always, depends on your threat model. I have cheap TPLink switch in my home network because its cheap and kept behind a pfsense firewall. The TPLink switch is not allowed to talk to the internet. This is good enough for me as I don’t have a threat model where something attacks the switch from inside my network.
For completeness here are Cisco’s and Netgear’s vulnerabilities. Infosec security is a journey, not a destination.
Citation? How tf does Congress get the power to declare war yet cannot discuss reasons for war? Also isn’t the discussing things on the floor of Congress give you extra free speech protections?