Let's say that this is their ebay account. In that case the reward for unlocking each account is very high, so attackers (even in mass attacks) have incentive to put in more work as long as the work cost per account hacked is less than the average reward and there is a net profit.
I assume in this day and age it's probably also viable to use LLMs for password guessing, as long as it's for a high value account. That unlocks a whole another can of worms and if it was me I'd never use low entropy passwords like "moc.y4b3-saltyboi69"
Perhaps this kind of password is viable if it's for an online service that implements rate limiting, but you also have to consider the case that a site gets hacked and their encrypted database (encrypted by each user's password) makes it onto the web. This has happened a lot recently and makes it ridiculously easy for people to throw their GPUs at the task.
I'd love this, I think the biggest obstacle is beating the online converter sites on friction of use, but the automatic file type detection feels like a really good way to combat that
Residents of the complex had complained last year of the netting used by the contractors to cover the scaffolding while renovation was underway. They were told by authorities that there were "relatively low fire risks."
what does this mean? did the residents know about the nets' fire proofing? how??
unfortunately these are all mistakes/artistic choices a human could make, it's seriously disturbing that we're getting to the point where human effort is indistinguishable from automated slop
installing the proprietary driver isn't too bad in my experience as long as you're comfortable with your package manager.
It's just that the drivers are simply bad (e.g. some filters in gamescope are borked, you can't use vaapi for hardware video acceleration, etc). these issues exist on all distros because they're all using the same proprietary drivers
that could be one reason but I'd guess the main reason why they don't single out the trump aligned antivax crowd is because they don't want to alienate trump supporters (that's like over half of the us population)
the people this information needs to get to the most are those antivaxxers, it matters more that they get vaccinated and less that we learn of their mistakes
that's mainly because of Wayland's security model I think, it's trading a tiny bit of convenience for lots more security in terms of things like preventing easy keylogging.
You can still do keylogging in wayland but that has to be done at the compositor or evdev layer, which requires root access or control of the DE, which makes it more secure. I'm sure you could write something in C to do this though
It might be an annoyance for you and I get that, but your small annoyance improves security for lots more people than you realise. I'm sure you can adapt to not using the script though (I also use multiple layouts and I work fine without a script like this)
All my experiences with amd gpus have been fantastic, their drivers work beautifully and when they have even a slight issue it's been problems with protocols adoption and whatnot, never the driver.
It's such a contrast to the dogshit experience I've had with all the nvidia gpus I use, I really can't think of a reason except cuda that a Linux user should get a nvidia device.
I hope when the people adopting Linux now start building their next pc demand for nvidia noticeably shrinks. Or maybe they'd be bankrupt by then because of the ai bubble crash
yeah it's basic and not a full fledged browser yet, but the progress recently has been huge and crazy fast (things like google maps works now!)