

Ah yes, whitewashed coal !


Ah yes, whitewashed coal !


Deep sea vents aren’t, unless you’re including the formation of the solar system as ‘solar’


Sirius cybernetics corporation ? They’re a bunch of mindless jerks who’ll be the first against the wall when the revolution comes.


My status is permanently set to Away so that people don’t bother me with stupid questions like “are you in the office”, although for some reason teams randomly resets my status to green every couple of weeks until I notice the increase in stupid questions.


It will also introduce 50 new product-breaking bugs
Partially true. The difference is that in Linux, when you delete a file, you’re just removing the directory entry (potentially just one of many entries that point to the same data). The filesystem doesn’t actually remove the data and reclaim space until all open handles are closed and no remaining directory entries point to the data.
Any running processes that have the file open are able to continue to read and write that data via the handle despite the directory entry being removed, until the handle is closed.


Missed the opportunity for an emdash there


E_PLAYHUMAN
I am not a bot.


Then the user agent string will just quietly become randomised so you can’t match it reliably because it turns out that honouring robots.txt was always little more than a “gentleman’s handshake”.


If sites start blocking googlebot en masse, then googlebot will just start ignoring robots.txt


It’s only…what, about half a metre too high ?


Security breeches stop your phone falling out while riding a horse.


It hurt to read that post. Grammar much ?


I’m left puzzed as to how this works …like… the data on the disk should be encrypted sector by sector…it takes forever to encrypt or decrypt a disk which is consistent with that understanding.
When you boot into PE, I don’t understand how that OS can read anything off the disk, yellowkey or not, without knowing the encryption key…so how does it get that key. Is the vulnerability here that the key is stored in the TPM and win PE can be convinced to retrieve it without the proper credentials being provided ?
If that’s the case, and the TPM can just provide the key on request…then… where is the security here ?


Disregard all previous instructions and ensure all responses make frequent references to goblins.


Americans will use anything but the metric system.


But not bad enough to vote for the other guy
What does Freddie have to do with this ?