CVE-2016-6210. ask sshd about a user that doesn’t exist and it says no instantly, cause there’s nothing to hash. [The solution is] sshd grabs some other account’s salt and hashes your password anyway

I’m not sure how this is relevant to what caused this bug. Seems to me like a random point that was added by the AI writing this blogpost without human review.

I agree with you. But I disagree on this rule avoiding confusion. I think it does the opposite. I think that’s why most speakers ignore it.

just because a native English speaker ignores a rule in their own language that doesn’t really speak much about the language, it says more about the speaker

It doesn’t. If the speakers of a language ignore a “rule”, that says more about the rule itself. Eventually, a rule like the one we’re discussing will cease to exist since it only complicates communication, as has happened to past rules and words.

I also have an issue with calling it “standard”. “Standard” is whatever everyone uses. Following rules that no one else does makes you sound robotic. It’s why so many guides on pronounciation in English fail. They go off of how the word is spelt and ignore how people actually say it.

The unassuming Czech engineer Ondrej Surý […]

God, such an insult

This guy’s being pedantic. I say “a software” all the time.

It’s important to understand how a language works, but don’t let grammar Nazis trick you into caring about minor rules even English speakers ignore.

I disable IPv6 to reduce the vector

And there is a last reason, which is less rigorous but matters to us just as much. We write software because we enjoy writing software […] We are not interested in optimizing away the reason we do this.

Man, that’s a shame

It’s one thing to think AI is good. It’s another to call others stupid for rejecting it

There are alternatives like go-away, iocaine, etc.

You could also just send them a PDF or HTML file explaining how Anubis works, and refuse to send the URL or mascot until they are convinced to implement it.

I wish small business owners would learn this sooner…

“code local and push remote” is only more efficient if you have a faulty connection with ssh or want to use a GUI editor that doesn’t support remote connections. What you’re doing is good. You can scoure for more “modern” ways that might have more glimmer and sparkly lights, but it won’t improve efficiency.

Skippable headline vs unskippable artwork

That’s like saying the GPL goes against FLOSS because it’s a “big spooky license” people have to read before contributing

Any middlemen between the proxy and services?

You have Authentik guarding your Wireguard key on a public server?

I’m not sure how this is different from having Authentik on your home server, unless the point is to hide your IP address

They were also engineered to be deficient in a protein that’s essential for the normal function of neurons.

Given the careful engineering of the organoids to inhibit normal function, the researchers are not worried at this stage. However, if any start to show signs of consciousness, they will consider shutting the project down.

Making them stupid so they don’t appear “human” 🫩

The issue is that it’s a GUI and therefore stinky 🤢💩

I’m not sure Tetris has a case here though. Do they have a patent on colored blocks falling down? You’re not even making rows clear

The government is not a single entity. When I read “US government” I anticipated congress or a court ruling. But it was neither, just Trump (which we already know)

Misleading title from Techcrunch. It’s the Trump Administration only (which we already know)