half cambodian hacker man @half_cambodian_hacker_man@tech.lgbt

@sir uh, I did 10 of each because I'm just dumping out the data and was too lazy to take an average

@sir I am bad at making graphs but it looks like '1' everywhere

@cyberia media: "yo we need a bad guy to play the hacker because only evil people try to steal things"

agencies: "yep, we got you covered."

> State-sponsored hackers from China, Russia, Iran and North Korea are engaged in concerted attempts to steal coronavirus vaccine secrets

@emersion the overload between "Direct Rendering Manager" and "Digital Rights Management" hurt my brain for a few seconds after I clicked through to the kernel docs from the footnote.

@hund > Mainline?

It's not in qmk/qmk_firmware on GitHub yet, it only lives in my fork.

@hund There's a QMK port for the duckypad on my GitHub but I haven't gotten around to mainlining it because I need to make a decent default keymap

"We went to Iowa and all we got were these felony arrest records"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gj4Ie_ausZ4

This is the aftermath of the story of two Coalfire pentesters getting arrested at a courthouse while doing security tests for the Iowa Judicial Branch

Stromae annonce un nouvel album:

https://www.lalibre.be/culture/musique/stromae-annonce-un-nouvel-album-5fa7fce99978e20e7059cf14

@Dee that would be a FUN paper to write

@Dee oh man some linguistics student needs to write the paper cataloguing the usage of this so that wikipedia has a source

@epical Per TFA:

> In this case, "more sophisticated" means being able to block using Adblock Plus-style rules. These give you more control over what you block and what you don't, instead of blindly blocking any url to a given hostname.

> This allows you to e.g. block https://google.com/evil-spying-script.js but not https://google.com/search?q=funny+cat+pics.

A Pi-Hole only lets you filter hostnames, as an implementation restraint of being a DNS server.

@sir And, on the corporate Web, you are the exception.

@sir I always feel like first-party frontends never have the user's interests as a core focus.

Third-party (or, ideally, second-party) interfaces are what you want to get the best experience out of other people's services

@cpsdqs that's a lot of `SystemRandom::new()`s you're doing there - Could you bring it out of the loop {} and perhaps pass it in as a borrowed parameter to solve()?

lmao jk nice meme blockchain - Would be cooler if it hooked up to the cloud though. Instead of garbage data, why not fill it with repeats of the UTF-16 encoded string 'U+2601, U+FE0F' (☁️) ?