Born 1983, He/him, Danish AuDD introvert that’s surfed the internet since he was a teen (1996 onwards).
daemon:*:1:1:daemon:/var:/bin/false
ftp:*:55:55:ftp:/home/ftp:/bin/false
network:*:101:101:network:/var:/bin/false
nobody:*:65534:65534:nobody:/var:/bin/false
Still, this is a huge security flaw!
Luckily this was downvoted unanimously. Not a single person voted in favor.
D: for opdtical drive.
Ha, and that’s a fork of PuTTY, a client I remember briefly using for telnet stuff 20+ years ago. Maybe one day we’ll run out of terminal names ending in TTY.
Who are they?
“And put you into generational debt for the damages done by your peers”
Moronic logic. The only reason LLM’s work is because they scraped the internet, something only possible because personal computing became available to the wider public.
Next he’s going to suggest that we just stop giving people any education and let a handful of elites do the thinking for the masses.
What an absolute clown.
The fight club movie did get one thing right, something which I’ve been told doesn’t happen in the book: They blow up the financial institutions.
Wow, that’s so cool. Obviously New Vegas is one of the best first person roleplaying games, and my favorite, so this hits just right.
It’s a shame Microsoft ruined the red/yellow combination almost 40 years ago with the “hotdog stand” theme which I can’t help compare other red/yellow themes against.
Unless I have a physical mouse the next best thing is touchscreen for me. I really hate touchpad. I haven’t had much practice with the pointing stick aka red nub, but I’d probably prefer that with a little bit of practice over the touchpad as well.
I do get that an overly used touchpad screen on laptop is gross and I’d avoid using it, but if there weren’t better alternatives…
Yeah this tracks for the Danish government. So I found the original press release from back in 2025 and I’ve sent them an email asking wtf is going on. They had 38 press releases for all of 2025, and for 2026 there’s been just 4 total, and the year is almost over.
Not sure what is going on, except that we (Denmark) had a election year and it took 69 (nice) days to form a government, and that might’ve influenced how things are run there. It is funny though because our new government is slightly more left-leaning this time around, at least on paper, so one would think they’d be more interested in moving away from Microsoft.
This requires quite the leap of faith.
You’re absolutely right. I just read the article and as it pointed out OpenWRT I wanted to make sure and tested it anyway. OpenWRT doesn’t even have any SSHD packages available, so that’s good. But as I’ve installed the OpenSSH-sftp-server package quite a few times I probably got confused on top of that as well.