I don’t get why they’ve been so popular for so long.

Maybe slightly easier to manufacture/requires less variations for different body shapes? idk

also what do you mean by finance bro waistband?

working gif link: https://hexbear.net/pictrs/image/0ed40bfc-13ad-4785-8b9f-93a08ce19e20.gif

idk why pictrs ruins them by forcing webp. or why animated webp arent working, I think thats a thing

you’re thinking of other chemicals. DEET doesn’t really bioaccumulate, since its a repellent not a pesticide

my question exactly

feel free to vote for the genocide guy. It just won’t make a real difference, and you’ll have the weight of voting for genocide on your conscience. the point of agitating against biden isn’t just to change people’s voting behavior, its to reinforce that electoralism is a waste of time and energy that could maybe make a real difference if spent elsewhere. Politicians rule at the beck and call of capital, if conditions are right for fascism, electing a liberal won’t stop it, and if they aren’t, electing a fascist won’t let them go beyond the constraints placed by capital and the material conditions of the country in enacting their goals.

People on lemmy love to say “well this is just voting, it takes 5 minutes, I’m not campaigning for him, so doesn’t prevent me from doing other organizing” which is technically true, but coming on here and hand wringing about it kinda makes me doubt that the asker is actually committed to the struggle.

maybe we’re all just larping but if we are to get serious about organizing a revolutionary party it will require a lot more dedication and consistency than constantly hand wringing about electoralism or merely volunteering on the weekends

I could see half of those happening under biden. Against his protests, sure, but what have those ever meant? But yeah, some are pretty unlikely under biden

my impression was that the decent ones were all running android crap though. I dont just want a smartphone without the modem lol

its great stuff. I wish I still had my old mp3/flac player (it was also a sansa but not the clip)

the chief advantage of apple products here though is the uniformity, there are 10 different models of mp3 player out there for every 100 used ipods that are exactly the same, so aftermarket parts are still a thing even 15+ years later. a sandisk or whatever is more of a crapshoot. but at least they’re probably cheap to mess around with if you can find one for spare parts

judge got sloppy with the wording, but no chance they intended to give ownership of the building. “Possession” is not the same as ownership, its just the right to occupy/use the property.

how he got a deed based on that idk

:waow-based:

yes

yoooo

I mean you know a lot of those settlers will do stochastic terrorism and violently resist any integration. So they might need to be subdued, and I imagine it’d be hard to accomplish that without any of them dying in a shootout or something. Plus some of them are literally living in palestinians houses, no?

tagging in posts doesnt work iirc

I used Podcast addict when I was on android, now I use Gnome Podcasts

UM ACTUALLY ITS AN OCTOTHORPE

well, arch also doesn’t link the affected library into openssh. I think they probably only targeted systems they cared about (most production enterprise systems seem to be debian/ubuntu or rhel/rhel derivatives), and systems that would be vulnerable (ones that link liblzma into openssh)

read the details from the original discoverers here: https://www.openwall.com/lists/oss-security/2024/03/29/4

particularly under “Affected Systems”. I was fuzzy on the details of why, but it is true that the backdoor was only injected for deb/rpm builds. the malicious code was contained in some supposed test files and was run after configure only for x86 linux deb/rpm, self-injecting into the source right before the build

ars technica printed the same. Given the sophistication of the attack it was probably prudent to pull everything but it was not known to affect other systems like arch

I know this one! the backdoor was introduced not directly in the main codebase but injected by the deb/rpm packaging scripts, so releases of 5.6 for other distros besides bleeding edge deb/rpm distros should not be vulnerable! but many are rolling back anyhow out of an abundance of caution