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DOE: Minimum wage 9 times out of 10.

There'll definitely be an increase of people looking out for these now, which is good.

The difficulty is with how complex and well thought out the xz attack was, it's very difficult to detect if they're done that well, after all it was a slow build up of trust over multiple years, with well reviewed changes, which bit-by-bit didn't seem suspicious, plus then the attack on a...

The worst part is dabbing the other end after this stuff.

Sparta kick him off your property to send the message strongly.

Still quite a lot of people against it, ah I remember the backlash when it first became standard. But if I was to use something without it now I'd go Slackware or more likely a BSD OS like FreeBSD/OpenBSD.

When I used to work at one of OcUKs then competitors they had cameras over each picking bench, goods in, goods out etc for this exact reason, it's nearly impossible to get away with this. Plus the searches going out of the door every time, I assume OcUK will follow all these standard processes...

I see some gdm stuff in those pictures, but I can't make anything actually out, try the following from the tty screen, these are kind of catch-all tests as you haven't really provided much in the way of detail. sudo apt update sudo apt upgrade sudo dpkg --configure -a sudo apt clean sudo apt...

Had the first of four back teeth yanked today, spent quite a lot of money at the dentist this year, but worth it to get lots of issues sorted, better outcome than my old man who had all his out at once, nobody in my family has good teeth haha. Spent the day numb as hell, I am fairly resistant...

Finally got around to watching this, enjoyed it very much, been a while since I read the books, but they seem to have skipped

Need more information - what version of Ubuntu, had you done anything other than an update/upgrade? Did you check which packages were upgrading? Is there an actual error showing? Can you get to a TTY with ctl alt f2?

I'm with you 100% there, SE Asia ruined fruit for me, picking pineapples fresh has made every single pineapple taste awful back here. Walking out of the airport exit into 44 degrees was a shock and a half to me though the first time. If I could keep my job/salary I'd be living in SE Asia for...

Absolute filth.

I don't use VirtManager, but use libvirt, but yeah they should show up no problem on VirtManager as it's just a front end for libvirt. As for QEMU, this is what will allow you to run none-x86 easily on KVM, a lot of people tend to run QEMU KVM all as one, obviously you can't run KVM natively...

I don't disagree with the article from a skim, but I think people seem to be underestimating how skilled an attack vector was, someone who had built up trust and contributed for multiple years, very skilled injection via various obfuscations, if anything to me it shows the non-fragility of open...

I've used other architectures with QEMU without a problem, such as aarch64 on x86.

My oven once again shows the right time, after trying to reset it months ago.

As a Debian Stable user I am thankful for this, not that it would have really affected me on my workstation, the older I get the less interested in cutting edge nonsense I get.

Had a similar event, but in the middle of a pretty remote rainforest in southern Thailand, first thing I hear is a massive Scouser accent and all of a sudden I see someone I know. In a place where there are only domestic flights, but multi-hour car rides to this place, so was pretty low odds I...

I've got a real desire for school cake now, need to look up a recipe.