I hope it's a 3D open world action RPG, you know, just for a laugh.
Explain to your boss that it's slowing down your work to have to take these calls. If your boss is fine with that, get in writing, ie. over email so you can't be blamed for low productivity later. Now it's not your problem.
If your boss isn't fine with it impacting your work then get permission to decline these calls with "sorry I'm busy with my own work, please put something in my calendar." Use your busy/available status in your calendar to manage when they can schedule these calls.
Have you ever experienced any kind of rate limiting or lock-out based on how fast and how much you are downloading?
AI writes like academic nerds
In what branch of academia? SEO optimization?
It was a secret ballot so they didn't know who had done it, but the incident was reported to the police. Presumably the politician admitted to it before they went and interrogated and fingerprinted everyone to find out who did it.
But this raises the important question whether in a functioning democracy it is ever okay for the police to investigate who marked a specific ballot. If they're allowed to fingerprint people to find out, then this sets a precedent that would allow an authoritarian government to prosecute people voting for the wrong candidates.
You could also argue that this is exactly what happened here; the politician is being persecuted for his (unlawful) political expression during a secret ballot. Unfortunately since he confessed, there is no opportunity to question the involvement of law enforcement as a matter of principle.
Our region is dark low-energy and dark doesn’t matter.
We all knew there was something sleazy and wrong about that guy, but now to find out he was friends with Peter Mandelson? That's really the final nail in the coffin.
You're welcome. I've been using Linux for 26 years and had never heard of (or at least didn't remember hearing of) MPD, so it's not just new users. We all feel a different part of the elephant.
What is MPD?
MPD (Music Player Daemon) is a server-client audio player long popular with Linux users. The headless daemon runs as a background service, typically on a remote audio server. Music is then accessed via a GUI client frontend, which connects to the MPD server to stream content.
Kind of like running your bespoke, curated music streaming service, in a sense.
They found a way to inject text into a google email notification (by setting the name of their google workspace account to the phishing message), and then set up a mail forwarding service to redirect the notification to the victim accounts. That way the victims receive a legit email from google but the text of the email is attacker-controlled and can point the victim to their phishing site.
It's not really a vulnerability in DKIM. The bug is in google's use of attacker-controlled text fields in their notification emails.
Great craftsmanship from this maker and the end result is impressive.
If you want to skip the construction process and just see the end result, skip ahead to 41:20.
Edit: this appears to be fixed now: https://lemmy.ml/post/22203615/14801411
All images in posts on lemmy.ml are currently being resized to 256px on the longest dimension (width/height), even if they are image posts, not intended to be just article thumbnails.
Is this an intentional change? It makes text in images illegible and means that I have to view the original post to see the original image on every image post.
If this is a deliberate space-saving measure, could it be tuned for a little better usability? For example, increasing the maximum size of image when the post is an image post (as opposed to a web link that generates a thumbnail) and setting a size threshold to trigger resize (ie. most small images could be left alone).
Some examples from my feed:
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