The ceo stepped down and now its just being rolled fully into Microsoft.

https://www.axios.com/2025/08/11/github-ceo-dohmke-step-down

Solid ep, but I thought the whole phone line thing was stupid.

I like that they have fun with the show, but I wish they would do it less frequently. It feels too silly at times.

Yes, you’re correct. Those sites just need to move away.

Otherwise though they do run public DNS resolvers that could block domains for users of those DNS servers.

Yay

Kinda related: https://www.crowdsupply.com/machinery-enchantress/the-new-essential-guide-to-electronics-in-shenzhen

Actual book: https://bunniefoo.com/bunnie/essential/essential-guide-shenzhen-web.pdf

I tend to agree. I think the US might lean on ASML after that, but they could also tell the US to fuck off.

Most don’t create new keys per server machine but that’s not the issue. I don’t bother, I create a key per client machine on my side.

Server gets compromised once, admin logs in and fixes it, admin logs in next time and the backdoor compromises it again.

That’s all this is. If you can get in once, it’s a spot you can leave a backdoor that many admins will miss. That’s it.

Admins don’t generally copy that whole file around, they usually copy and paste the lines they want. Also I generally copy and paste it from my workstation, not another server.

Just give them commands, that aren’t their name. Both my cat and dog do an assortment of tricks and are very food motivated.

If your hosting is a bad actor, you’re screwed no matter what. Why bother with this when they have direct access to your disk and ram

You could turn off authorized key files, or lock them down. This isn’t really a big security risk though, there’s countless ways to backdoor a system once you have access to do this.

This just targets a remote account, not your local pc.

Fractal design, node case. One of them is a cube that takes 8x 3.5 and microatx. I used one for years and it was great.

Are you not in any group chats with 50 people trying to organize something? They become a cluster fuck.

For direct chats, totally agreed. I’d be seriously insulted if you used an ai to talk in a 1:1 conversation.

Oddly this doesn’t deter me at all, but I don’t buy mains connected components off aliexpress. Tons of DC stuff and I’ve never had an issue

This. This is how an instance ban shows up, as a series of bans on any community they were active in on that instance.

Lemmy.ca does about 2tb a week in traffic, 1tb of which is absorbed by Cloudflare caching images / static resources. We do have the server / network capacity to serve directly, but at the cost of reduced performance and higher latency for users. Our server is in Vancouver, if you’re in Montreal you could expect images to load slower for you since they’d no longer be cached locally once one user viewed it. Another advantage is that if we ever do get DDOS’ed, it becomes possible to manage and deal with in a reasonable amount of time + energy.

I’m open to discussing dropping them, but we don’t pay them anything as we’re just on a free plan. We’re just costing them a little money, we don’t even register our domains through them.

They want it as a word doc so they can edit it and fuck with it before passing it along.

Check out tailscale

You would configure your pi to be a subnet router it should be stupid easy to get going.

This is a fake story.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39277990

Nope. Never. It’s pretty impressive.

You’re being downvoted because this is a hardware problem and not Microsoft’s fault.

Just look at the Xbox one mod chip scene and you’ll see MS can do security perfectly well.

Watch the video. It just means external to the CPU, not an external device.

They demo the attack on a Lenovo laptop in the first minute of the video.

Edit: nm I just realized that was a 10 year old laptop and they’re in all the modern procs. I’m a lot less impressed now.

Sounds like intel has external and amd internal with their ftpm?