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  • Maybe check out:

    • Dorf Romantik
    • Tiny Glade
    • one of the house flipper or power wash sim games
    • if I were sick, I'd probably play some RimWorld, or whatever open world RPG I have going, but those are probably more involved than it sounds like you're in the mood for.
  • I was like "yeah, that sounds like a fox headline".

  • So it will go to the Supreme Court and they will say everything is fine

    What is not clear to me is how it will get there...normally there is a case that is raised from state to federal court. But afaik a pardon is not a case, it's just...a unilateral executive order of some kind (obviously ianal). If it were a federal conviction, obviously CO wouldn't have any jurisdiction to refuse. But if this was a state matter, and there's no "case" to escalate to SCOTUS, I'm not actually sure what happens next.....maybe he tries sending in the national guard to enforce his order, and the state challenges it, and that goes all the way to SCOTUS?

  • Ahhh I see. That's really neat, I'll have to try that.

  • Does sway have the feature OP is asking for, or are you just suggesting a different tiling window manager, and they would still be left solving the same problem?

  • Idk if I follow. I believe the default keybinds in hyprland allow you to switch between windows using super+J/K/L/;, and between workspaces using super+number. Hyprland, like all tiled window managers, are specifically designed to be used exclusively with a keyboard.

    Are you asking for something more like alt+tab on windows? Where it shows a little preview of all the windows? I think that's kind of obviated by the concept of a tiled window manager.

  • suspect charged: Police

    The suspect then charged at the police? Or the suspect that was charged was the police?

  • I'm in software. The company gives us access and broadly states they'd like people to find uses for it, but no mandates. People on my team occasionally find uses for it, but we understand what it is, what it can do, and what it would need to be able to do for it to be useful. And usually it's not.

    If I thought anyone sent me an email written with AI, I would ask them politely but firmly to never waste my time like that again. I find using AI for writing email to be highly disrespectful. If I worked at a company making a habit out of that, I would leave.

  • Then they came for the drag queens, and I stood with them, because I know how the rest of the poem goes.

  • There is a mighty fine line between screening sperm for diseases and eugenics...

  • It's like the DNC is playing a version of Pascal's Wager for political parties: if the country still exists in the future, its only interest is to be positioned to capture the most power it can. If it doesn't exist, oh well, that's a problem for physical people to worry about.

  • Someone should make a version of Saving Private Ryan or Band of Brothers but in an alternate reality where all their gear is enshittified.

  • Hah yeah, I've definitely pulled the plug on my router before because I wasn't sure what I was seeing.

    I mean, cybersecurity I would consider to be a research field. In practice, yeah, it's a bunch of people just doing their best.

    I tend to keep everything inside my network and only expose what I need visible on non standard ports, one of those being a VPN. It's not that I couldn't run these services public facing, it's that the people taking the time to constantly update, configure, and auditing everything full time to head off red team are being paid. I don't need to deal with an attack surface any larger than it needs to be, ain't nobody got time for that.

  • Hope the owner takes a moment to make sure their security cameras are working, and the backups have backups.

  • Archdiocese

    I don't care who ya are, that's the most culty sounding word I don't even know how to pronounce that I've ever read.

  • The ability to generate a bunch of traffic that looks like it's coming from legit, every-day residential IPs is invaluable to disinformation campaigns. If they can get persistence in your network, they can toss it into a bot net which they'll sell access to on the dark web.

    A sucker opens insecure services to the open internet every day, that's free real estate to bot farms. Only when the probability of finding them is low enough is it not worth the energy/network costs. I think hosting on non-standard ports is probably correlated with lowering that probability below some threshold where it becomes not worth it...don't quote me, though.

    At the end of the day, the rule is not to depend on security by obscurity, but that doesn't mean never use it.

  • The resources required to port scan every port on every IP is generally not worth it. AFAIK they tend to stick to lower ports or popular ports. Unless they're intentionally targeting a specific IP or IP range, they're just looking for low hanging fruit.

  • Are you not actually open to the public internet? Is it running on a nonstandard port? Is it already pwned and something is scrubbing logs?

  • So, the Republican shift toward the far right was already in full swing by the 2000s. You'd need to go back to at least Reagan to head that off. Trickle down economics, Two Santas, etc. was already decades in the making. My dad had already been fully brainwashed by talk radio in the 90s.

    But on the flip side, the Democratic establishment has made it painfully clear even to this day that their only priority has always been to maintain the status quo for the privileged NIMBY class. The Republican party didn't need to do anything to keep unaffordability rising, they all want to maintain the housing market bubble to protect the wealth of boomers.

  • Videos @lemmy.world

    Charlie Chaplin - Final Speech from The Great Dictator

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    Do you have any rules you try to follow when engaging with others online?

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    Open casting alternative (by Amazon?)

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    qpwGraph vs wireplumber vs pipewire

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    404 when trying to access a new community?