So majestic! I have to ask, is hair a bit problem when spring comes around? I have 2 shorthairs and they certainly have their moments.
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It’s now a game of hot potato
InFerNo@lemmy.mlto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•Amazon’s Ring to partner with Flock, a network of AI cameras used by ICE, feds, and police
2·19 days agoMaybe the pinecube from pine64
Is that a nipple? Blur it before the Americans get online.
InFerNo@lemmy.mlto
Linux@lemmy.ml•Windows 10 refugees flock to Linux in what devs call their "biggest launch ever"
25·20 days agoGood luck. I jumped ship 10 years ago, you get used to it to the point Windows starts feeling weird.
Don’t hesistate to reach out when you’re stuck
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Jerboa@lemmy.ml•scrolling up through the comments bounces back on inline images
1·22 days agoIt only happens on images for me, I never had this issue anywhere else. Moreso, if there’s an image in the comments, I know it will display this bug.
InFerNo@lemmy.mlto
Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL HP printers can exfiltrate telemetry from airgapped networksEnglish
2·23 days agoI don’t use official cartridges and bin them afterwards when they’re empty
InFerNo@lemmy.mlto
Memes@lemmy.ml•Yes, i started playing the Autism funny game. 1 Week in, 16 hours only
7·25 days agoYou guys should try mindustry. It’s a factory/mining/tower defense games. I think it’s hard as balls to get right.
Saw a screenshot of enlightenment in a magazine and thought it looked cool
InFerNo@lemmy.mlto
Autism@lemmy.world•I have one that's just too fucking cold and heavy
3·2 months agoAll cutlery in my drawer is uniform, but I know people who have a mish mash of different colors, sizes and whatnot so I understand in that case.
InFerNo@lemmy.mlto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Did anyone else not even know who Charlie Kirk was!?
6·2 months agoI’m not even American and I knew who he was. For years I’ve been seeing memes about his face to head ratio and his gummy teeth.
That’s actually a choice made by the service. The onboarding document has the options listed and they get to choose, which is imho stupid. Just offer all options.
Service A has email enabled, service B doesn’t. Since ACM/IDM is SSO you can first authenticate with service A with your email code and then go to service B already authenticated.
Those aren’t eID. They are a way to authenticate using CSAM.
There are different weights tied an authentication method, card reader scores highest.
From the top of my head there’s email, sms, totp, card reader, eiDAS and itsme® (which I avoid because it’s proprietary and controlled by a 3rd party).
There’s a list of properties a service can request when accessing data via ACM/IDM, for example your ssn, name, etc.
You can read your eID with local software too, with the aptly named eid viewer. Click on the picture in the overview and drag it into a text editor to see the entire exportable xml.
InFerNo@lemmy.mlto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•Google misled users about their privacy and now owes them $425m, says court
4·2 months agoLast week I created a temporary google account using an address from my own domain. The other day Google sent a mail that the account is restricted and I need to verify my age first. I’m located in central EU, why is Google doing this?
InFerNo@lemmy.mlto
Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL Microsoft had to patch the Bluetooth stack on Windows because they didn't test their own Bluetooth mouse on itEnglish
2·2 months agoThe WMO was the pinnacle of gaming mouses at the time and it was just an ugly office mouse everyone had around.
I still have one because it was so coveted and they stopped producing/providing it.
InFerNo@lemmy.mlto
Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL: Until the late 90s, it was illegal to export encryption software that used keys over 40 bits in size from the USA. This lead to a criminal investigations of the creator of PGP and others.English
3·2 months agoNothing stops anyone from running a webserver without ssl, there might be an instance that does it
Was this before or after the lion king, because they really started leaning on cgi from then on





We are conditioned to know that “remove ads” doesn’t actually remove ads, but directs to a page to sell subscriptions (that also, when bought, removes ads).
That’s what he means