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Yes even the kids' reactions generally seemed positive, some mentioned there were more conversations and joking going on in between classes, and cyber bullying was less prevalent (although 'old school' bullying seemed to make a comeback somewhat)

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Or Canadian.

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Sounds like wishful thinking to me. How is RISC-V stacking up to competitor architectures nowadays performance-wise? Last time I checked they were seriously lagging behind. Wouldn't recent AI developments (constantly requiring more computing power) be especially something that would hinder RISC-V taking off in the next couple of years?

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"I went to the bluesky board meeting today, I did a business!"

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Mediocre and cheap?

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It's so weird that that phrasing is even accepted as the norm. It would be unacceptable if a grocery store charges you for 'up to' 2 liters of soda, and then tells you to go fuck yourself when they give you only 0.5 liter.

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"If it's a legitimate interest, the browser has ways to try to shut that whole thing down"

It's Not Safe to Click Links on X (lifehacker.com)

As noted by security researcher Will Dormann, some posts on X purport to lead to a legitimate website, but actually redirect somewhere else. In Dormann's example, an advertisement posted by a verified X user claims to lead to forbes.com. When Dormann clicks the link, however, it takes him to a different link to open a Telegram...

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I once clicked on X and the whole window disappeared!

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FYI: If you hear someone talking about encrypting passwords (instead of hashing); big red flag that they don't know what they're doing.

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Not a dig at you btw, but at the people trying to convince us they care about security.

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I wonder how that seven layer obfuscation works in practice. the gif in the article shows an encrypted string being decrypted (with the decryption key right there in plain sight?) and executed, and I get they try to hide it by right aligning it with ~1000 spaces, but wouldn't that still be super obvious in a git commit diff?

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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=beMtNM7nwfQ&t=35m

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That wasn't part of the assignment. ;)

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As someone not living in Britain, this headline reads like an invitation.

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"Would you like to buy some sudocrem?"

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Cookie bukkake.

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So you're saying it's a 50/50 chance, eh?

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I'd rather have them be both. I think the incompetence would ameliorate the maliciousness.

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