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  • Behind the couch, behind the TV, under the stairs... If there's a small, hard-to-get-to space, I guarantee the cat toys will end up there. Especially if they're ping-pong balls (which mine love to chase and bat around).

  • Rather impressive how quickly the hackers reverse-engineered Microsoft's patch and used the vulnerability whilst the opportunity was still available:

    The threat group, tracked under names including APT28, Fancy Bear, Sednit, Forest Blizzard, and Sofacy, pounced on the vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2026-21509, less than 48 hours after Microsoft released an urgent, unscheduled security update late last month, the researchers said. After reverse-engineering the patch, group members wrote an advanced exploit that installed one of two never-before-seen backdoor implants.

  • Fantastic news! Hopefully she has a wonderful, long life in her new forever home.

  • He definitely has a cat now.

  • Legally, Constitutionally, Trump can't do this. Just like he technically can't serve a third term.

    But unless Americans safeguard their elections, he's definitely going to try. He's been flagging that he will interfere in the 2026 midterms for years now. Remember when he said that people wouldn't have to vote again if they elected him in 2024?

  • Oof. Kudos to Notepad++ for being up front with the details.

  • Bit late to the party, but good to see another country waking up to the realisation that the US cannot be trusted. Now if only my own country would realise that...

  • I think the article's subtitle is spot on:

    The finance industry is afraid of Elon Musk, Grok edition

    The payment processors' fear of legal action and financial impact outweighs what little morality they have.

    The Center for Countering Digital Hate found 101 sexualized images of children as part of its sample of 20,000 images made by Grok from December 29th to January 8th. Using that sample, the group estimated that 23,000 sexualized images of children had been produced in that time frame. Over that 11-day period, they estimated that on average, a sexualized image of a child was produced every 41 seconds. In the past, payment providers have been aggressive about cutting access to websites thought to have a significant presence of CSAM — or even legal, consensually produced sexual content... So why is X different? It’s run by Elon Musk. “He’s the richest man in the world, he has close ties to the US government, and he’s incredibly litigious,” says Pfefferkorn. In fact, Musk has previously filed suit against the Center for Countering Digital Hate; in a now-dismissed lawsuit, he claimed it illegally collected data showing an increase in hate speech after he bought the platform formerly known as Twitter.

  • I have it running with Wine on LMDE6. Only thing that doesn't render properly are the individual document minimise/maximise/close buttons.

  • This is almost straight out of the catfishing/pig-butchering scam playbook, except Trump and Vance aren't pretending to be anyone else...

  • Ooh, "may finally be reaching a reckoning"... Wake me when they finally face consequences. My money's on a staged withdrawal from Minneapolis and then a rinse-and-repeat in another city as soon as the media has moved on.

  • Please do it! These people need to feel consequences and their finances are the only consequence they understand.

  • Ra-Ra

    Jump
  • That's a fantastic name for a mischevious cat.

  • Oh, I know, but most of the time they're remembered for only one or two things. I have no idea how the history books are going to handle the shear number of unhinged things Trump and co have done.

  • Argh. I was hoping to upgrade my server storage later this year...

  • I honestly don't know how the Onion is going to beat this.

    Heck, I don't know if future students of history are actually going to be able to believe the history books about this decade, should they be written with any sort of accuracy... Reality's jumped the shark.

  • Argh, sorry to hear that, but at least it sounds like it's very early in the process. Hopefully it's easily treated and you're back in no time.

    I wish you all the best.

  • Somehow I think they don't actually want to solve this problem, so are doing the bare minimum to make it look like they're trying.

  • That's fantastic news! So glad she pulled through.

  • politics @lemmy.world

    Australia Post halts most parcel postage to US immediately

    www.abc.net.au /news/2025-08-26/australia-post-commercial-shipping-suspension-us-tariffs/105696336
  • politics @lemmy.world

    Australia Post halts transit shipping to US as global carriers face 'chaos'

    www.abc.net.au /news/2025-08-21/australia-post-suspends-transit-shipping-parcels-us-trump-tariff/105680456
  • Linux Questions @lemmy.zip

    Weird Secure Boot Issue on Surface Pro 3 (might be related to keyboard cover)

  • politics @lemmy.world

    America's economic and political chaos has implications for Australia: The United States has proven itself an incomprehensible and unreliable ally

    www.abc.net.au /news/2025-06-09/donald-trump-elon-musk-australia-defence-security-alliance/105391190
  • politics @lemmy.world

    America is on the verge of something fateful, but it cannot escape history

    www.abc.net.au /news/2024-09-15/us-election-america-cant-escape-its-history/104305618