lemmyng
@lemmyng@piefed.ca
- Comment on No contest 1 week ago:
But well, I have only ever seen people asking about the Enterprise against the Death Star or the Enterprise against a destroyer. On both cases the Enterprise can destroy the ships without even getting in their ranges, of course
Not just that, but Star Wars ships are effectively unshielded. The enterprise can just use the transporter to send a primed torpedo to their opponent’s bridge, or a tractor beam to rip their hull apart.
- Comment on Do you rebuild your container images yourself? 2 weeks ago:
Rebuild: no. If the software itself is unmaintained, it gets replaced.
Patch: yes. If the base image contains vulnerabilities that can be fixed with a package update, then that gets applied. The patch size and side effects can be minimized by using copacetic, which can ingest Trivy scan results to identify vulnerabilities.
There’s also repos like Chainguard and Docker hardened images which are handy for getting up to date images of commonly used tools.
- Comment on Given how often memes are reposted: There should probably another vote option like a "Hey, I've seen this before!" vote button beside the upvote and downvote options. 4 weeks ago:
But the data needs to be correlated! For example, how many people know it’s a repost but upvote it anyway because it’s a classic?
- Comment on Debian's APT Will Soon Begin Requiring Rust: Debian Ports Need To Adapt Or Be Sunset 1 month ago:
Of course Phoronix does not report the important follow up message in the thread:
Rust is already a hard requirement on all Debian release architectures and ports except for alpha, hppa, m68k, and sh4 (which do not provide sqv).
- Comment on green salad fingers 1 month ago:
It was not copper. Look at the spacing on the text around the word.
- Comment on TrekMovie.com - Rick Berman And Brannon Braga Defend The Controversial ‘Star Trek: Enterprise’ Series Finale 1 month ago:
Here, the cliff notes on Spock's Dick: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1303328840488554499.html
- Comment on TrekMovie.com - Rick Berman And Brannon Braga Defend The Controversial ‘Star Trek: Enterprise’ Series Finale 1 month ago:
I’m including whoever wrote the Spock’s Brain episode.
The episode’s dialogue is much better if you replace “brain” with “dick”.
- Comment on YSK before you buy a replacement for your cellphone that has stopped charging, buy the $10 cleaning kits and spend the time deep cleaning the phone's charging port. 1 month ago:
Or magnetic USB-C adapters. Keeps the gunk out of the charging port while still retaining functionality (including fast charging). There's also charge-only adapters, which are handy for travel when you don't trust the port the phone is connected to.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
NFC, probably.
- Comment on Where can I buy used computers, and are they on a discount now because of Windows 10 end of life? 2 months ago:
Assets. That's what I get for trusting the phone keyboard.
- Comment on Where can I buy used computers, and are they on a discount now because of Windows 10 end of life? 2 months ago:
Find companies that resell EOL corporate arrest like refurb.io
- Comment on Batman probably checks for the bat signal the way we check our screens for notifications. 2 months ago:
[...] and mostly ignores it
That's not where my gutter brain went after reading the first five words. Where my brain did go was a Hans Niemann scenario.
- Comment on Common inhalers carry heavy climate cost, study finds 2 months ago:
If you'd read the article (or even the excerpt that OP included), the author firmly places the blame on the American medical and insurance industry that is refusing to cover inhaler versions without greenhouse gas propellants.
- Comment on OpenAI admits AI hallucinations are mathematically inevitable, not just engineering flaws 3 months ago:
Instead they keep stacking more and more techniques to try and steer and reign in this deviation.
I hate how the tech bros immediately say "this can be solved with an MCP server." Bitch, if the only thing that keeps the LLM from giving me wrong answers is the MCP server, then said server is the one that's actually producing the answers I need, and the LLM is just lipstick on a pig.
- Comment on Hello there 3 months ago:
A møøse bit my sister once...
- Comment on CATL says next-gen sodium-ion battery supports 500 km range, readies for 2026 mass production 3 months ago:
They also have better thermal stability, so less risk of uncontrolled fires.
- Comment on The USA prided itself on a nation of immigrant, heck even the Statue of Liberty says it. When did immigrants (US citizens from the old world) become anti immigrant and why? 3 months ago:
The English version is "I got mine, fuck you."
Also applies to immigrant minorities who them vote conservative to keep other immigrants out.
- Comment on Perplexity AI is complaining their plagiarism bot machine cannot bypass Cloudflare's firewall 4 months ago:
Perplexity: "But that would cost us moneeyyyy!"
- Comment on YSK The World’s Most Common Passwords 4 months ago:
Before password composition rules, those were actually quite common, as well as passwords that were just the same as the username. Heck, it wasn't until that long ago that router manufacturers used to ship with admin/admin as the default credentials.
- Comment on I wish there was an uninhabited, autonomous zone for folks who want "freedom" to play out their dangerous ideas away from the rest of society 5 months ago:
It ended up on a cliffhanger. If season 2 made you give up then the rest will likely not be your cup of tea either.
- Comment on I wish there was an uninhabited, autonomous zone for folks who want "freedom" to play out their dangerous ideas away from the rest of society 5 months ago:
Westworld explored that idea. It doesn't end well.
- Comment on Reverse Proxy Monitoring 5 months ago:
Sounds like what you want is tracing. OpenTelemetry is the de facto standard for that. Couple it with aggressive sampling (here's a great talk on it https://www.usenix.org/conference/srecon24americas/presentation/cruz ) and you'll have a very efficient way of identifying use patterns.
- Comment on Adblockers stop publishers serving ads to (or even seeing) 1bn web users - Press Gazette 5 months ago:
All ad networks, even the less intrusive ones, can be abused to distribute malware. In this day and age not having an ad blocker is like rawdogging internet strangers.