

I don’t do gigs, but I have a second phone for work-related stuff. All work apps go in the second phone. It also stays off if I’m not working.


I don’t do gigs, but I have a second phone for work-related stuff. All work apps go in the second phone. It also stays off if I’m not working.
… but it also comes with that awful Samsung Tizen OS 🤮
But they’re so cuuuuuute 😍 Look at them!


The real power move is to stay unemployed and gaslight your bank.


Oh snap! That definitely sounds possible. Found more info about it.
tl;dr: Either the attack is ineffective against some browsers that check the certificate transparency logs (like Chrome), or the attack is visible and the CA will lose all its credibility (hopefully being removed from the browsers).
Amazingly, the answer to #5 is yes!


It opens the possibility of a man-in-the-middle attack.


First let’s identify what parts of the world are free-er than the US (for a certificate).
Same here, I run Mint everywhere I can, and the XFCE edition works especially well in old machines.
Alpine is better suited for servers and especially containers, because the images can be really small. If you got enough RAM, there’s an installation mode that runs on it without writing to disk, pretty cool for systems where you want always to reboot in the same state.
Now I’m curious. What did you try that didn’t work?


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A good-looking, cheap electric car? I want one.


He also had his family killed in Buenos Aires.


Not bad, a little bit short on range (320Km) but in the right direction. Thanks for the suggestion!


Weren’t these religious settlers? It says so in the voice over…


Oooh I didn’t remember that one, thanks!


I work from home an if I need to commute I do it by train. So, if nothing goes awfully wrong, I’d say about 1K in maintenance and probably another 2K at the pump (high estimate). It is a small (~80bhp) old diesel, pre-AdBlue, so it is very economical. I sometimes get 900Km from a 50 liter tank.
No LCD screens, no subscriptions, no tracking. Just a car that takes me to places. Is there an equivalent car in the market?
it’s a data lake