Not so much wouldn’t as can’t. I wasn’t able to find the source paper, but it sounds like they used a very narrow wavelength so that they only stimulated certain cells. Outside the lab, light emissions and reflections aren’t so narrow.
https://www.w3.org/wiki/CSS/Properties/color/keywords
Gold just looks like a dull yellow out of context.
I never said anything about labels, I said tags. https://docs.docker.com/reference/cli/docker/image/tag/
Right. If you took a picture of a piece of gold and either sampled a point or blurred it together to one color, it wouldn’t look like gold any more.
I still use pkgs.org pretty frequently when I need to find versions of packages and their dependencies across different distros and versions of distros. I had to use that to sneakernet something to fix a system just this past week.
Yes, and encryption had nothing to do with it (though I suppose it would have prevented it in this case).
A properly configured modem would ignore this coming from the Internet side, or escape the characters so that they didn’t form that string.
It was always fun saying +++ATH in IRC to see who hadn’t configured their escapes properly
A lot of colors, like those, as well as gold, aren’t on the spectrum of visible light either.
That has nothing to do with my question.
All installation media is a bootable image. Whether it supports booting on the virtual hardware is another question.
Not really. It’s just a very pure teal.
Which, if any, tag are you using? You may need to use latest.
Why not just install an old version in a VM and find out?
But remember, no search engines for troubleshooting, forums and printed matter only. (And mailing lists and IRC, but they’d probably tell you to Google it, which is off limits for this exercise.)
How do you know they haven’t been updated? Is there an update available?
it feels (very) good to interact with someone
this is not interacting with someone
i get better at communicating
if you spend a lot of time using chatgpt, you will end up sounding like chatgpt yourself
Shit or get off the pot, your honor.
Soap, ballot, jury (you are here), ammo.
The first one yes. The others, absolutely not.
More specifically, if they convince you to do something you wouldn’t normally have done. Like if you want to buy drugs, and they suggest you buy some coke off their guy, that’s not entrapment. If they spend weeks convincing you that you should do it, give you money or other resources to do it, or so on, then it can be entrapment.
Most PDF attacks target Adobe Acrobat and Reader. A few probably target Foxit or other minor players. If your PDF reader doesn’t support stuff like macros, you’re probably safe.
You might also be able to use something like ghostscript to manipulate PDFs and strip the fancy features.
Paid support.