I use Debian btw
I use Debian btw
{
"act1": {
"position": "reverse cowgirl"
"etc...": {}
}
}
Not sure what you expected
Edit: also found this https://json-porn.com/
Database is organized collection of data, so a disk full of porn in different formats from json to mp4 can be a database, as long as it’s organized in some way
Ftp deployments are supported in azure web apps too, and widely used.
I just came by an org recently that serves intermediate ca certs that way ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Yeah, I’m stretching it a bit
If I had to guess, the programmable extra buttons on a Logitech mouses.
You need to configure them in the piece of shit Logitech software, that’s not supported on Linux
Vote pirate or walk the plank
“By default” meaning it can be changed.
Then someone in the company gets their device compromised, and security starts looking what happened on the device that time. “We’d have that data, but it was deleted yesterday because of the retention policy on recall” -answer from that new guy in IT dept. Security then reminds that the company policy requires minimum 30 days retention for all logging of security events.
There’s a lot of good reasons for such thing, for example automatically enabling parking brake if drivers seat is empty. No idea if Tesla has such thing but I’d fucking love to have it in my car. Forgotten to pull the brake couple times and just realized car starts moving when I’m about to exit the car lol
Hey I’ve seen this movie
Lmao that’s kinda funny response though
Yeah they’re quite different DEs, it’s really a preference more than one being better than other
I don’t understand the GNOME(bad), KDE Plasma(worse), X.org(worst)
What is it supposed to mean, and why are the 2 DEs compared to xorg?
Chip binning is great because it creates less waste, cheaper product and more profit for the manufacturer. Rare case of where everyone seem to win.
But there was this case where intel was designing chip that could be sold at lower price and more cores could be unlocked in software for a price.
https://www.zdnet.com/article/facepalm-of-the-day-intel-charges-customers-50-to-unlock-cpu-features/
“Added missing lifecycle blocks”
Probably just default passwords
Wait YouTube requires id verification to view “mature” content?
Blue stripe os
Is-even continues to be the best joke in the industry
That’s for testing engines alone. Static fire is separate yes way further down the line when you have the rocket built and ready to fly