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A 9.9 CVE has been announced for Linux 👀 Remote code execution. No details yet. Heartbleed was 7.5, for reference. This is one of the worst in history. All GNU/Linux systems impacted.
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Replying to @Rainmaker1973
I’m going to add this to my list of reasons why I need a speedboat when explaining to my wife
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Replying to @MKBHD
As much as she’s paid, I’d keep a straight face too
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Asking the real questions. Nap times are for 3 and 30 year olds.
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Replying to @Slatzism
Lock up the author, editor and everybody else in the chain responsible for publishing this
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Replying to @PicturesFoIder
"Gotta Catch Them All" also works for both, for very different reasons.
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Replying to @Bornakang
it's not synchronized. just use a projector.
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Replying to @ZacksJerryRig
It’s the hair
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You bought that narrative huh?
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Dennis usually is the person for it but his process is to blur the entire video and selectively remove blur so he doesn’t get an eye full.
Replying to @malkavianmirror
There's a way I did it that I actually did not see anything. 1. Turn off visibility on the timeline. 2. Put raw footage on the timeline and apply the blur effect. 3. Adjust mask, go frame by frame. 4. Then, add a strawberry just to be more visually appealing. 🍓
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Less rules which make it complicated but generally you don’t need to be so skilled in it to be understood. I’m learning Portuguese now and it’s easy to say the wrong thing
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look at you trying to stay off the ai hit lists
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Replying to @yacineMTB
Subtext: They're going to track your crypto, so they can identify you.
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Replying to @samhuckaby
Dropping a production database
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Replying to @d_feldman
PDF is always consistent. If you peek at the data structure under it, every element, every character is mapped to a series of coordinates. HTML and friends never are consistent even across modern browsers, yet a PDF from decades ago looks the same today as it did then.
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Replying to @gitpush_gitpaid
lol the program just dies with no traffic. Nice.
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Replying to @DelusionPosting
Gringx, the hypocrisy!
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Replying to @nixcraft
Show up unkempt and dirty. Use their bathroom and melt chocolate in your hand shake their hand with that hand. Hawk tuah a loogie on their floor. Then tell them chat gpt can solve all your problems.
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Elon paid full price to get access to the withheld information in the case which he’ll now try to get some of that money back. Also as reason not to pay severance to execs.
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Replying to @paulg @BasedMikeLee
It’s not what that said. It said non citizens.
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Replying to @TansuYegen
transparent screens can’t project black pixels or pixels darker than what’s behind them.
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Replying to @ZacksJerryRig
It’s crazy! Just like the people who have opinions on property taxes even though they rent!
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Replying to @mathladyhazel
The easiest way to shine light on these types of problems is to blow up the numbers. By her logic 4 cuts is 17.5 minutes but more importantly, 1000 cuts will never break 20 minutes. So ask them how long 100 or 1000 cuts will take.
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Replying to @ZacksJerryRig
It’s true though. I don’t think you understand. I drive with my eyes closed because I don’t have a Tesla and this is the only way I can imagine it.
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Replying to @fjzeit @loftwah
Well small group will be informed on the 30th, that’ll be Monday. Then on October 6th is public, that’ll be a Sunday. That’ll be fun!
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Replying to @jshchnz
Hey do you offer investment tips?
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okay Timothy.
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Works offline, often reasons well, and has a decent context size with variable recall abilities.
What's your daily driver for software development ?
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Replying to @PicturesFoIder
An impatient billionaire who will just pay me to leave the island
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Replying to @angrifrog
It’s crazy they all went to the middle of each state.
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Replying to @myotiq
macOS is supposedly similarly impacted.
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Replying to @nixcraft
If nothing else, good on winrar for not becoming adware or bundle ware over the years.
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There was a disclosure leak so an official release is out now. These are the details. Long story short is it’s CUPS and if you don’t need to print, remove it. macOS runs cups as well.
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A couple things: - the orders are illegal with Brasilian law. - the orders were intended to not be public. - they locked her bank account after relationships ceased, regardless, and are threatening arrest on anybody else who represents X Bonus: Starlink (mentioned elsewhere) is powering critical infrastructure in disaster zones, hospitals, and the military. elon is keeping it on for free despite not being able to earn from it.
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Replying to @pallbro
What work culture is this? Missed mandatory training? Straight to HR! Can they not talk like adults?
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Replying to @inerati
Person who thought they understand probability and statistics wrote this feeling good about themselves. A mathematician would recognize two things: - 50% is rerolled every attempt - perhaps this particular doctor is better than average
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Now repeat that in Brazil
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Replying to @dhh
Search engine company fails at searching terms on one of the most popular videos of the year, sounds like either incorporated incompetence or suppression
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Shoe is slowly redpilling before our very eyes
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Replying to @fireship_dev
Credit card, the magic youtube adblocker.
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Replying to @BoganBits
Hopefully. It's happened before. His claim is that Redhat/Canonical have confirmed it. Wordplay could be in play right now, though... and "it" could be the vulnerability and not the score.
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Replying to @alexogeny
I agree with the sentiment but some points are misses: - dev in general is better on Linux - docker is Linux, typically. Even on your windows and Mac it’s virtualized I’m a dev who uses docker a as part of my flow Games imo are only worth it on steam deck
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Replying to @RobDenBleyker
New three day invasion goal.
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We should be advocating for more self hosted solutions
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Replying to @OrwellNGoode
You forgot trees.
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Replying to @Henboy10 @verge
You know the answer to that.
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Replying to @dennyishung
I do it to get to the front of the visa lines when traveling internationally, but that’s it. It can make the difference of up to an hour depending how the lines are running.
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Replying to @tolly_xyz
Outed by a GPU, a bunch of thinking rocks.
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Replying to @latestinspace
Hug my wife and child. Nothing else to do in that moment. If we are out of the critical blast zone, deal with that after.
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I’m provisioning a laptop for my 13 year old nephew. Putting Linux on it so it’s just his track from the beginning. He’s never used computers in earnest, thinking Mint, any other options I should consider?
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It’s truez Latin base languages have usually 16 variations of every word. The example in this thread shows some of that. Words are also all gendered. English has none of this. It does have issues like one mouse two mice but one deer two deer.
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Replying to @htmx_org
The disconnect from the underlying markup is astounding. Paired with smug superiority is just comical.
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Replying to @shoe0nhead
I have a 10 month old. There’s no escaping it.
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What attracts me to learning a new programming language is what unique utilities it can bring. When I learned Go, I was programming in Node.JS, and Go offered better concurrency, performance, type safety, and simpler, more maintainable code. When I transitioned from PHP to Node, I gained improved performance, modularity, and access to a larger, more vibrant community (at the time). Now, as I dive into Elixir/Erlang, I’m drawn not just to the functional programming paradigm but also to the BEAM VM, which introduces an entirely different way of thinking about how code executes, with fault tolerance, distributed computing, and scalability baked in at the core. What’s particularly compelling about Elixir is how the language, and the BEAM ecosystem, can eliminate the need for many architectural components that traditional systems rely on. For example, Elixir’s OTP framework and processes can replace message queues like RabbitMQ, in-memory data stores like Redis for state management, and even orchestration tools like Kubernetes for scaling and fault tolerance, since processes in BEAM are lightweight, isolated, and can be supervised and scaled dynamically. This allows for a more streamlined architecture where a lot of complexity is absorbed by the language and runtime itself. This is why I don't gravitate toward languages like Ruby or Rust, because while they each have their strengths, they don't offer a fundamentally new paradigm or utility that sets them apart enough from what I already use. I look for shifts that fundamentally change how I approach problems, not just marginal improvements.
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Replying to @thiojoe
Patch incoming
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Replying to @EverythingOOC
This thread has been helpful for blocking OF accounts
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Replying to @MakersFG @LinusTech
Jesus I can taste the salt from here.
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I believe the problem with pemdas is people interpret it incorrectly in two major ways. They think anything touching parentheses comes first, and they think MD means multiplication before division. I’m not sure how this has happened.
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Replying to @dhh
He’s kinda gone off the rails and frankly I’m not sure he’s in the same mental state he has traditionally been in.
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Replying to @ZacksJerryRig
You scratched it, didn’t you?
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Does anyone who has a first name that’s a “word name” used in common communication, such as “Autumn”, “Cash”, “Hope”, “Joy”, “Sky” etc, find the name inconvenient? Does it bother you when you hear your name regularly in conversation? How does it impact your day to day?
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Officially a new homeowner. What are your best tips?
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Replying to @ThePrimeagen
There’s a golden nugget in the ticket
This comment is wild.
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Replying to @johntrified
It's crazy you both happened to have grey bars on your eyes. True match.
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Mate for a nominated screenwriter I expect insults better than kindergarten playground insults.

ALT Mr Bean Troll Face GIF

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Replying to @unusual_whales
Define Excess. Excess to who? You want us all broke?
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Replying to @ThePrimeagen
Not possible. Valve can’t count to 3.
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Replying to @paulg @BasedMikeLee
Continue reading the next sentence. A dual national (American + X) does vote in other countries, an American ONLY does not vote in other countries.
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Replying to @theo @t3dotgg
Pacemaker.
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Replying to @christitustech
The fact Windows can still be so bad and Linux can't reach public adoption says quite a bit about the state of Linux, unfortunately. I say this as a Linux desktop user.
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Three things I appreciate about the @htmx_org strategy that, whether you are in the HTMX square or not, tech needs to learn from: 1. There’s a clear mission, anybody in alignment with that mission is not an enemy, they’re equally promoted. Imagine React, Vue or Svelte cross-promoting. 2. They’re not blindly saying there’s one solution and document where the methodology doesn’t work, from the tangible such as hard requirements to intangible such as general resistance. 3. Speaking of documenting, they didn’t stop at documenting the tool. Commonly you’ll see essays quoted which break down thoughts on various topics. It’s a personal touch that allows deeper inspection into the thought process that lead to the development of this tool. Put aside any preference you have, for or against, HTMX and consider these points for your tools that you may promote in tech.
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They’d respond but that requires sales or marketing.
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Replying to @jasminericegirl
It used to be just my wife but that changed recently. Now it’s my wife and baby girl.
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Replying to @NoContextHumans
No Reese’s? You, me, courtyard now.
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Replying to @tekbog
Calm down Luigi
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Replying to @shoe0nhead
Lol i would not have my beautiful daughter today if I pulled this 💩
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Follow-up
There was a disclosure leak so an official release is out now. These are the details. Long story short is it’s CUPS and if you don’t need to print, remove it. macOS runs cups as well.
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Replying to @MKBHD
Every year, I’m surprised it’s worth what they pay.
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Folks this is Twitter. Stop being nice and reasonable!
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Replying to @htmx_org
HTMX: Follows industry standard decades in practice. Modern web devs: That’s not right!
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Replying to @CafeXElm
Supposedly macOS is also impacted.
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Replying to @piq9117
Their stuff is getting buggier on all platforms.
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Replying to @engineers_feed
My code working on the first try, when I was just banging it out and not thinking in depth.
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Replying to @eiiiigus
Shots fired.
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Replying to @jamesgiroux
You stole it and called it a fork, which it is not. Leading with deceptive behavior nullifies anything you have to say. Your preemptive writeup is nothing more than an attempt to cover up guilty behaviors. You don’t care about your community, just your options. ✌️
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that boxers over skin colored pants, apparently. Unless he has something awful happening near his shoes.
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Replying to @nixcraft
They’re doing it to themselves. A small fraction of the money in the organization makes it to Firefox.
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Replying to @OrwellNGoode
Sausage
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Can you put an order in about tienamen square?
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Having worked in the Philippines, and spoken to many Brazilians who learn English I find people who learn English as a second language tend to understand it better than native speakers.
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Replying to @theo
It's not a first, happened back with Al Gore in 2001.
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Replying to @ThePrimeagen
I don’t have to be watching the stream or know there’s a live stream to know this was tweeted mid stream.
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Replying to @BNONews
Can't crash if it doesn't open
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Replying to @ThePrimeagen
show her /r/houseporn or /r/roomporn ... then say goodbye to your wallet.
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You can do exactly half of those things.
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Replying to @thdxr
Steam is pushing it. The one ones that don’t work are largely intentionally hostile now
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Replying to @mark_k @wholemars
shame this is a photoshop job
I want to see it bluescreen.
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Replying to @Amel_IDK
Hopefully. It's happened before. If it's 9.9 it's because there's really no user interaction required and can be remotely executed, as claimed.
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Replying to @0xgaut
It’s honestly bad how far it’s fallen so quickly. If they want to take the title of fastest growing they need to take the title of fastest shrinking
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