* Posts by fargoneicehole

27 publicly visible posts • joined 2 Sep 2021

Microsoft upgrades Defender to lock down Linux gear for its own good

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Coat

Re: DistroWatch

Desbian... a distribution for those on the stage and in the theater (theatre)...

Guess which Fortune 500 brands and govt agencies share data with Twitter?

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FAIL

Re: Just 'Cause

"Biggest hassle is with scripting disabled by default is so many sites do nothing useful as they are so horrendously written that you often just get a blank screen as js all the way down"

And when you temporarily allow that specific site's scripts... you see it opens the floodgate for another 10-20-30+ other sites that want to run their script just so you can see the content on the home page of the site you are visiting.

For me personally that triggers an immediate deselection of the temporary allow on that site's scripts. I will find the information from a less 'connected' site or make do without.

Founder of cybersecurity firm Acronis is afraid of his own vacuum cleaner

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works the abs and the shoulders a little hip action too

My vacuum cleaner uses a bipedal meat bag for navigation and waste management.

Enough with the notifications! Focus Assist will shut them u… 'But I'm too important!'

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Re: The mysterious beep in the night....

There are birds that fly around local that like to warble out sounds that sound like a ray-gun I had in the late 70s / early 80s. The bird or birds chirps are melodic and change without break like a young child cycling through the different tones and pulses while holding the trigger.

I often find myself wondering if those tones and pulses from the ray-gun were inspired by natural sounds the birds made or if they have learned the sounds from our toys and have passed them like oral record through their progeny.

Either way I will somewhat fantastically attribute it to loved ones long gone reaching out to say hello any way they can.

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Re: Honda

You're hearing a "ting" but it is really "ka-ching". It must be the internal service notification that lets them know you did something with the car that will cost you a bit more during the next service appointment!

BOFH: Selling the boss on a crypto startup

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and Derek!?

well he just went contract to perm

RIP: Creators of the GIF and TRS-80

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Thumb Up

Re: And how about GINGER, GIST, GIBBERISH, GIBLET, and GIN?

giblet is an interesting one as I have heard it with both a hard and a soft G

Russia 'stole US defense data' from IT systems

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very likely still unpatched...

Patches? We ain't got no patches! We don't need no patches! We don't have to install your stinking patches!

Twitter's top security staff out after incoming CEO shakes things up

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Joke

we don't need your securitah!

blockchain is the panacea

Ukraine shrugs off mass govt website defacement as world turns to stare at Russia

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Re: Keep up the Good Work ..... Your Country Needs You ‽ .

it is a prelude Putin is priming for all baltic states he wants soviet 2.0

Education Software Solutions tells school customers: We are moving to 3-year licensing contracts and so are you

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Big Brother

little brother is consolidating

pascal and dbase or not it definitely wasn't MSSQL and .NET in 1984

International Space Station fires rockets to dodge chunk of destroyed Chinese satellite

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Re: Misleading headline!

Only if you also have shields with those lasers otherwise you have a bunch of tiny projectiles coming at you

I would drive 100 miles and I would drive 100 more just to be the man that drove 200 miles to... hit the enter key

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Re: "So my urgent 200-mile round trip ended, …

If I had a dollar for every time I became the next Chris...

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Re: "So my urgent 200-mile round trip ended, …

You can have errors reported without having the keyboard error enabled. Not sure why you would ever want this option enabled on a server. It essentially states you have no keyboard "press enter" (or F1) to proceed and then waits for interaction. It's not so much the keyboard as a poor choice of BIOS option configuration.

In space, no one can hear cyber security professionals scream

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Joke

fireworks pshaw... so terrestrial

A nudge to the left here, and a nudge to the right over there, disable proximity detection... a few days later and we have fireworks every night for the foreseeable future

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Re: Obscurity

mmm raspberry