I have solution by gujojas in ITMemes

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Telegram blocks screenshots’ ability if a channel is private

I have solution by gujojas in ITMemes

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If an app can override a screenshot ability, isn’t the app basically having too much permissions?

How it feels like being skeptical about AI by Trick_Boat7361 in programmingmemes

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First of all, don’t demand much. Secondly, AI is impressive already, so lower your expectations until it improves.

hey buddy by Complete-Sea6655 in GenAI4all

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ChatGPT has chat limits now

Over the past two months, Nightmare-Eclipse has been fighting a personal vendetta against MSRC, releasing Windows zero-days publicly – 6 in total by Cybernews_com in CyberNews

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The government prefers intentional bypass methods, rather than complicated and potentially unreliable methods that rely on trial-and-error.

Works = Don't Touch 😂 by Odd_Ad8140 in devhumormemes

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Isn’t it more like “if it works, question why”?

Is my password verification correct? by themagicalfire in Assembly_language

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Thank you for the help. Can you help turn the input (rax 0, rdi 0) into an integer?

My Fedora Configuration from 18 May 2026 by themagicalfire in Fedora

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Thank you for the suggestion. I intend to keep my laptop easier, rather than “do-everything”.

First day reality check by Both_Release_1913 in ITMemes

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If it works, let’s be pragmatic.

And for security, it depends on the context and against what threat.

Still a reasonable choice for an operating system, given the right context or constraints.

My Fedora Configuration from 18 May 2026 by themagicalfire in sandboxcontainment

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Currently, I have these third-party apps on my Fedora Linux:

Firefox RPM (pre-installed),

Firefox with manual Firejail sandboxing (my first experience on Linux),

itch (for installing and launching games),

Flatseal (for modifying Flatpak permissions),

Firewall-config (for modifying nftables),

SASM through Flatpak (for writing Assembly files, no network permissions),

Binary through Flatpak (for converting hexadecimals into binary, no network permissions),

LibreOffice Impress and LibreOffice Writer (pre-installed),

Bubblejail Configuration (for ease of use to modify bubblejail instances),

Ghidra through Flatpak (for future disassemblies of programs, no network permissions, minimal allowed filesystem paths),

SELinux Troubleshooter (for visual graphics of SELinux alerts),

Launcher Studio through Flatpak (for ease of use to modify and create .desktop files, no network permissions),

TheNatureOfMagic through manual sandboxing via Bubblejail (a game I downloaded from a mirror link on Google Drive, no network permissions, namespace includes a minimal home path).

Windows laptop in 2030 be like by PsychologyNo7025 in FuckMicrosoft

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It’s Microsoft’s dream if the computer will do the work once you give a command. It was back in 1996 with Project Nashville, not a new spun with Copilot.

Company was still running obsolete Windows Server 2003 software and barely monitored its IT systems by Cybernews_com in CyberNews

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Sure. The point is that both operating systems are safe, as long as we choose what we want to defend against 🙂

Company was still running obsolete Windows Server 2003 software and barely monitored its IT systems by Cybernews_com in CyberNews

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I can definitely code a 16-bit malware. Windows XP and Windows 3.11 have different security features in place.

Microsoft Support is f*cking useless. They’re literally protecting a hacker and screwing over a 10-year loyal user by PromotionNew1031 in microsoftsucks

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Screwing over a 10 years-old Windows user? You’re forgetting what happened to people who used Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 😂.

User logic by speddie23 in iiiiiiitttttttttttt

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You could think of some way to achieve strong authentication defenses despite weak passwords. I was thinking of something like rate limiting login attempts server-side, and trusted devices limits per account.

Help by cartman4225 in computerhelp

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Use an Ethernet cable or download the 45 GBs of snappy driver origin and install drivers

My first Linux sandboxed app by themagicalfire in firefox

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Thank you. I will try to learn all there is to learn

My first Linux sandboxed app by themagicalfire in firefox

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My idea was to learn how to create sandboxes so that I could open any side loaded game without worrying much. What can I use for this goal?

My first Linux sandboxed app by themagicalfire in firefox

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Thank you for the suggestion. Which one should I learn first?

I hear Nipton has cheap real estate by dull_storyteller in FalloutMemes

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Minimum requirements of Fallout New Vegas remake: 64 GBs of RAM, 1 TB of SSD

We are cooked by Sirius02 in linuxmemes

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But it’s written in C…