Yeah, but he also killed the guy who killed Hitler
SkaveRat
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Cake day: July 9th, 2023
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Speak for yourself
23·6 days agoOh wow. All the way on the left. Head barely on the photo. Only saw him because of his hand
gives all users on the system read and write access to any and all files and resources
Don’t worry, AI will reintroduce those bugs into our software to live on there
The same as “text message screenshot jokes” were all the rage a couple years ago
as the sying goes “brainfuck around and find out”
Small size
Agreed. The vibes really feel like Reddit ~2010
3·26 days agoYup, that’s the type I meant above
His video also convinced me to get one
I love mine. Get a cheap analogue one that works with a magnet. Perfect rice every time
That’s how you get coke
12·29 days agoAnd go in blind
Watch the first one of two episodes. Like the humor? Continue watching
It’s one of the funniest and philosophical shows in existence
1·1 month agoI’d say the other way around. the bios trying to use the internal GPU and can’t handle the dedicated one.
Plugging a monitor into the output that’s located on the motherboard would probably work to see the bios
4·1 month agoFirefox with an inflation fetish
Is there any technical reason that it has to send your notification data to Google and Apple or is it just to get more data on you?
the API that for example Google Firebases provides (most used, as it supports ios and android), is basically “send a notification with following content to this device”.
Which is very simple to implement. as it’s just fire and forget. But you send the actual data to Google in this case.
There are way to do it differently, for example how signal does it: They send a silent (e.g. invisible) notification to the device, which has no data in it.
That notifiation tells the app to check for new messages.
The app will then fetch messages in the encrypted way as it always does, and displays a notification if needed. No need to send actual data through the notification service (other than the metadata, that notifications should be pulled)
This is the name of it:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phosphene#Mechanical_stimulation
Bold to assume that there a QA step
did some more digging, and it seems to be an alligator
They seem to have more images with that character, and on e926 it’s tagged as aligator
At my previous job we had a “this should never come up” error case
Error message for that was “if you see this, kick XYZ’s ass”
Of course we soon got a customer ticket to please relay the ass kicking