The Docker Hub base image for Alpine has more than 1 billion downloads.
Okay sure… but most docker images that are using alpine aren’t running an ssh server inside that alpine container. I can’t say it’s zero, because I’m sure someone is doing crazy somewhere, but I bet it’s very close to zero.
The non-docker deployments are more legitimate targets, but this number here is basically useless for actual vulnerability, in my opinion.
Ah, okay, there’s a quote about that:
“It’s unclear, based on these data, whether AI use is contributing to poor mental health and well-being, or whether students who are already in distress in certain ways are more likely to turn to AI,” Anderson said.
Good, good.
I one hundred percent believe this and it matches my feelings, but I feel like I’d be a bad armchair statistician if I didn’t mention that maybe the well adjusted kids aren’t looking for an AI friend, and only the sad desperate ones are getting addicted.
He never got his picture on bubblegum cards, did he? Have you ever seen his picture on a bubblegum card? Hmmm? How can you say someone is great who’s never had his picture on bubblegum cards?
I love Inkscape, but damn you’re not wrong.
As an SVG editor I do like it though.
I’m not trying to defend these guys in particular, but “protecting yourself” can mean losing only 13% when everything else loses 60%. Unfortunately.
Sure, but the fast unofficial result is what leads to a quick victory being declared for the wrong person, and then “they’re stealing the votes, stop the count” when the results “change” from what was on the TV.
Better to be slow and accurate, in my opinion.
But it’s also my opinion that elections should be a drop-in event for a week rather than a one-day bash, with no partial results until they’re all counted at the end, and by all I mean every district, and a moratorium on campaigning during the actual election week.
The all-night TV map can thrilling, like a sports final, but also probably part of the problem. I think it’s too exciting.
Especially in American elections, where the vote is in November, but nothing takes effect until the end of January, why does counting the votes need to be instant? You could take 2 weeks to count them, who cares, nothing changes that night anyway.
But if it’s counted physically, then what does the machine provide that paper and pencil haven’t for a hundred years?
To shreds you say…
Yeah, not a lot of living humans in classic DOOM 😛
But if you’re looking for shirtless… quadrapeds… it’s got tonnes!
Of course! How else am I going to play a video while I’m word processing?
Maybe I’m making the terrible mistake of underestimating the machine but… I don’t think they’d come up with calling themselves Jiggle Physics 😛
Well, how’s his wife holding up?
We club to make more people
I’ve had that thought before too, but until I just read this now I’ve never thought about it before but… we could just make a wireless T9 keyboard. It could be about the size of a car’s keyfob, basically all battery and 3x4 grid of tactile buttons. And so all you do with it is hold it in your off hand and type with your thumb, that’s it. But it’s a Bluetooth keyboard that just understands T9 and works with any phone. Or even tablets or laptops if you wanted to pace around while typing.
Like, there are chorded keyboards and stuff like that, but I don’t know I’ve seen a thumb-only phone-layout wireless keyboard before…
You’re going to AI hell for this!
AI hell is just pictures of busses and motorcycles and wiggly letters and numbers.
No no, not whatever flavor. Just the one. The others are crazy!
This is the one I was going to link.
I have my laptop in s2idle mem_sleep most of the time because this boots quick and allows me to wake the computer by pressing a key on my USB keyboard plugged into a hub plugged into my dock into my laptop.
And it gets from my office and back just fine on that. But if I’m traveling or something I’ll switch it to deep mode before I leave so it actually actually goes to sleep in my bag.
It takes extra time and jank to boot, and I have to wake it up by opening the lid, but if I’m traveling that’s normal since I don’t travel with my dock or USB keyboard anyway.
This is one of those cases where it would be nice if the tech always did what I wanted, but I do actually want different things at different times, and so I do actually benefit from the control of being able to choose.
My hardware doesn’t support “shallow” sleep, for whatever reason.
“Listen, who among us can honestly say they haven’t raped a young woman? Right?”
Also, a lot of things people refer to as tax loopholes aren’t actually gaps in logic. A lot of them are things that exist for a logical reason, but are being applied in a way that isn’t intentional.
Things like “I own a convenience store, my wife and kids work there” which then gets used when some billionaire spins up a subcontractor of his business, hires his wife and kids as the only employees, and then assigns his house as an asset owned by that business and uses it to siphon away expenses or whatever.
I’m not a tax lawyer either 😛, but the point is that a lot of the loopholes exist for a sensible purpose, but are being chained or applied outside their original purpose.