The method, they use, requires a client-server architecture. Hence, they cannot attack a local keepass file even if you sync it to some cloud.

HP print cartridges.

I’m disappointed they say coming soon. Laat year or so, when they announced it, everyone assumed immediate availability.

Acutal: Briton, who was shot by their father in Texas, was unlawfully killed.

My mind: After some irrelevant context, Trump was unlawfully killed.

Is there a non-sense free description.

So far, i learned that notepad can open links from Markdown. I assume Markdown calls some Windows API open(link) where link is any string. That’s hardly a vulnerability by itself, that’s working as designed.

Where does the code execution happen? Is it open(https://hackersite.com/exploite.exe)? Can’t be. They’re not that stupid.

Is it open(file:///PowerShell.exe?atbitaryCodeHere)? Who would allow this?

Or open(teams://magic/doThing)?

This sounds like trying to blame notepad (and by proxy all app developers) for a design flaw in the ecosystem

I didn’t know this, but Oracle is shity in so many ways.

Debian is fine distro and many people rely on it as strong foundation including the people that build ubuntu and mint. Maybe Debian is the hidden champion.

When Ubuntu became popular, it had some advantages like reliable release cycles, slightly newer packages, better integration of proprietary drivers. Stuff that was not wanted in Debian stable main at the time.

Other non-debian-based distros also brought some advantages.

Personally, I’d love to see Debian as the base distro with Mint, Ubuntu and others building ontop of it. I like my apt update. I just won’t send novices straight to Debian when the derivates have more desktop users.

Reboot?

How to install Linux software using GUI?

On your GUI Desktop Environment, you use your GUI Application Launcher to start the GUI Terminal emulator. Then you simply type “apt install foo”. Easy.

See, the GUI is not harder then the normal way.

It’s also frustrating that society allows infinite resources for AI illustrations with six fingers, but restricts scientific research.

Well, if you prentend iterm does not exist, you can probably still use a mac to browse the web.

You mean Word, Excel, and so on…

She lives in Austria. So, she is an Austrian Swiss Brown cow.

Thanks. That’s a better explanation than just mentioning that there is character with this name in some musical or movie.

Ok. I’m stupid. Who wants to explain the joke?

Sounds like it’s fully compatible query devices running older version. Great.

b) is a recent(*) change. GitHub was independent when it became big

a) GitHub was never open-source, but by combing git and great UI/UX, it was a good choice.

Git is open-source and the distributed nature of git reduces the vendor-lock-in. You need to understand where we came from (svn or git to some ssh server). Coming from self-hosted git, embracing github did not take away your power over your own source code; you still had a copy of all branches on multiple machines. The world is different now, where github has become a single-point of failure.

(*) Update: Okay, maybe 2018 was not recently, but my point stands. GitHub existed long before the Microsoft purchase.

A gold bar gifted to an institution would still count as corruption in most sane jurisdictions. Sure those loopholes exist, but we tend to disguise them as investments or charity.

Wait for the price tag on the upcoming golden monitor stand.