Futility is resistant
“¡Dije abrazos, no balazos!” - Sheinbaum
The main official strategy against organized crime has been “let them be”, and unofficially “let’s pimp them”.
As a Mexican, I’m very worried with the brazenness of the Cheeto, but OTOH I’m happy he’s forcing the government to change his ruinous strategy. For us common citizens the situation has become intolerable. We didn’t use to live like this.
I don’t know, 60%? 80%? 91.645%? What a random question, what is your point?
Taxes in USA are progressive, meaning the higher your income, the higher your taxes. The 1%, controlling 30% of USA’s wealth, should pay much more than 40%, the 99% shouldn’t pay 60% of taxes because their income is much lower on average.
I need a diagram, because he’s going to watch her back, not the TV.
Oh well, missing the first 30 seconds would not be a big deal anyway.
Maybe pls for the su command?
User declines using the application and escapes downstairs, robot pursues, falls down and can’t get up [mechanical tantrum with loud pig squealing]
Let’s Encrypt is a trusted, established alternative, it could replace Microsoft for long-lived software certificates.
Or tarnish its name associating it with malware and bad actors, who knows?
I’d guess a true telepath would easily read your internal monologue even if it wasn’t strictly verbal. He shouldn’t not be limited to the language center of the brain, IMO telepathy so specialized would be a stretch if it was a natural gift.
Is your power dysgraphia?
I’d guess the former, given it’s tiny compared to normal droppers, but you can never be sure these days.
This sample is a multi-platform ‘polyglot’ binary acting as a dropper and potentially a browser-based exploit. It functions as a Windows PE (with no standard imports, suggesting custom shellcode or manual API resolution), a Linux shell script, and an HTML/JavaScript file. The Linux component contains a command (‘tail -c+4294 $0 | lzma -dc > /tmp/a’) that extracts and executes a hidden payload from its own body. The embedded JavaScript is obfuscated and uses ‘eval’ to execute dynamically generated code. This structure is typical of sophisticated malware or cross-platform exploit delivery kits.
FYI I am proficient in Gimp and actually bathed three months ago. Wait.
ChatGPT, imagine a relatable two-panel meme taking into account the following comment:
“I prefer original memes because they have something real about them, and you can compare them to your own life situation, whereas artificial intelligence has no purpose or logic, just an endless number of meaningless memes that have no soul.😒”
Make me three hundred of them.
Maybe not that obscure, but Joe Celko’s Nested Set Model gave me exactly what I needed when I learned of it: fast queries on seldom-changing hierarchical database records.
Updates are heavy, but the reads are incredibly light.
I’m going to eat a very spicy burger and play video games for 12 hours straight to see if that starts a class war.
My first package manager was YaST, then RPM, then APT. Apt rules, and while I’ve tried some more, I’m not afraid to say APT became my comfort zone.
But the ribberts are in addition to those!
Yet they never explicitly state you’re allowed to make convenient assumptions. If the bulb was out of hand’s reach the problem would be unsolvable.
Assuming the electrician that wired the switches is in the room would be even a more out-of-the-box solution.
The biggest flaw is that it assumes you’ll add conditions you’re not explicitly told are allowed. Many, many problems in school would be trivial if changing the terms beyond what’s stated was allowed.
So they’re at last accepting that climate change is real?