Then you gotta push through, beat it. Or decide it’s not worth it.

I’ve done that couple times with Silmarillion, decided that the story is not worth it.

I have no experience in neither dark souls or the NES shooters, but used to do a lot of raiding in world of warcraft and I feel it’s kind of mix of both, memorizing patterns, thinking on your feet and on top of that coordination of the 25man raid group. Loved that shit

It’s not for everyone, but there’s a subset of people who enjoy hitting their desk 10 hours straight just to beat a single boss. It’s very satisfying in the end, and often also repeating the fight perfectly just feels so damn good it’s worth the struggle.

It’s really not different than fighting hard battles with your other hobbies, learning that difficult technique or whatever

Okay so what you think is wildly overkill, is about 10% of the effort some organizations go through to make sure data is not restoreable.

While going to sleep. Then I don’t go to sleep but get up and go smoke or something until the overthink is gone

That’s how I get more than 4 hours of sleep every night with this simple trick!

No, someone should get his kneecaps

Can confirm. I’m idiot most of the time

Always get giggles from this

Pot calling kettle black or something

Trump is not responsible for his security though, secret service is. Would think that those guys would know to not wear random trackers with them

Looks like they’re working hard dodging copyright strikes lmao

Technically, you shouldn’t even deploy certs to network appliances or servers but they should fetch certificates automatically from a vault. I know there’s minimal support for such things right now from some vendors, but that should be fixed by those vendors.

Even Microsoft supports such solutions in Azure both with PaaS components and Windows and Linux servers (in Azure or onprem) via extensions

Doesn’t really make sense to block them from viewing your content though, if it’s all public.

They’re going to use AI to train AI*

So nothing new here

Yep, and Https://infosec.exchange instance

Edit: link to the toot (or whatever they’re called in Mastodon): https://infosec.exchange/@Em0nM4stodon/113136555818743388

I’m using debian btw

I mean that it’s not some kind of gateway into the phone internals.

It’s not an extra hole, just an extra connector. 3.5mm jack is literally just couple metal rings separated by plastic, it’s extremely trivial to waterproof

True, but Linux memes being 50% about macos/windows gets tiresome

Just say it aloud couple times and you find a bassoon.