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I really like theses results:
"Recent findings show adult New Zealanders who do not speak te reo Māori (the Māori language, the indigenous language of New Zealand) nonetheless have impressive implicit lexical and phonotactic knowledge of the language. (…)
Our results show that ambient exposure leads to implicit knowledge both in childhood and adulthood, and that continuing exposure throughout the lifespan leads to increased knowledge."
https://www.degruyter.com/document/doi/10.1515/lingvan-2023-0137/html
It's getting hot these days. Mind if I shed some fur to cool off? 😏
📸: @syntaxruntime.bsky.social
#SqueakySaturday #latex #rubber #latexfur #rubberfur
Sunset Coyote is available until Sunday evening! Make sure to give this beauty a peek! 💛🧡🩷💜
https://www.thedealersden.com/listing/sunset-coyote-fullsuit/286480
#fursuit
#fullsuit
#forsale
#auction
#coyote
This fursuit features:-Head built on a 3d printed flexible foam headbase (printing done by Dattas), following eyes, hair poof, a USB powered muzzle fan, lined with a balaclava.www.thedealersden.com
#mountains fascinate me, especially the #alps. I just get all relaxed and happy when I'm walking around. The ruggedness and the feeling of being the first person walking there is what gets to me. Also the history of the places. These mountains have been there for so long, and there has happend so much. Just imagining what it must have been for the pre-historic people to walk, hunt and live there is awesome.
#mountains #mountain #nature #naturephotography #walking #hiking #thoughts
(scene: the USB implementers forum. the room is dark and full of smoke. the industry representitives are lit from below, their faces hidden)
"OK folks! Now it's time to write the spec for USB C extension cables and USB C to A adapters. Thoughts?"
"What if we just don't standardise those? We just say in the spec that they're disallowed."
"But extension cables are pretty essential, sometimes there's no alternative. People are going to make them whether they're allowed by the spec or not. So won't every company that makes one do it a bit differently, and they'll all be broken in slightly different ways?"
"Yes, exactly."
"Great, done. What's next?"
re-upping this one again
so many forms of writing are rendered nearly useless if they have no info on *when* they were written
https://infosec.exchange/@0xabad1dea/109768393609628133
to quote an old tweet of mine: Put the date in your paper. Put the date in your pastebin. Put the date in your blogpost. Please, the date, put it.Infosec Exchange
X is training Grok AI on your data—here’s how to stop it
Some users were outraged to learn this was opt-out, not opt-in.
Referring to distances and weights in kibimeters and kibigrams just to confuse everyone
POSTSCRIPT: After typing this, I suddenly wondered if anyone had ever had this thought before. I searched on Google for "kibigram" to see if I could find an example of someone using the word. I did. It was @foone
A very rad cat, spreading joy especially for those who may recognize him.
Fanart inspired after visiting Czechia, such a beautiful country!
Digital. Procreate
You can see the short time lapse process video on the first comment of this submission on my Telegram channel: https://t.me/panda_paco
Or get access to the full time lapse video, full resolution and newer submissions before anyone else at supporting me on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/pandapaco
If anyone is curious just how long the lessons of #CrowdStrike will last, US Navy research suggests everyone will be cautious for about 6 months before going back to the way things were before.
https://navalsafetycommand.navy.mil/Portals/29/LL%2019-13%20The%20Half-Life%20of%20Scared.pdf
Tomorrow I will be at Tails in Wales which is an awesome and cosy furmeet in Bangor! And they'll be celebrating their two year anniversary!
📷 Nauta Sinneau
🪡 @selkiesuits
#FursuitFriday
I hope this is common knowledge, but just in case not: Authorized Fetch does not protect media attachments. Only post contents and (some) user profiles are authenticated.
Likewise, uploaded media is always public. Even if sent as a DM, anyone with the link can access the files without authentication. That includes blocked users / instances, so be careful what you upload!
lol
https://trufflesecurity.com/blog/anyone-can-access-deleted-and-private-repo-data-github
You can access data from deleted forks, deleted repositories and even private repositories on GitHub. And it is available forever. This is known by GitHub, and intentionally designed that way.trufflesecurity.com
Campfire Stories 🔥
Commission for Kaiyoht from Jack-Jackal! :3 Higher res version, time lapse video, and drawing stage snapshots are up on my Patreon!: https://www.patreon.com/posts/campfire-stories-108754627
#Furry #FurryArt #FurryArtist #MastoArt #Commission #ArtCommission
Everytime I look up advice/details of how to do something on Linux and the project/guide doesn't explain what to do, but instead has a docker image, my resolve to never use docker increases a little bit more.
I get why docker exists and I'm not saying that it's not useful but wow I really do not want the question "How do I do x" to be answered with "Use this docker image"
Honestly if you like docker then that's great but here me out:
Docker on enterprise servers? ✅ Yep
Docker instead of VMs? ✅ Sure why not?
Docker because you want to? ✅ Of course!
Docker on a single board computer for one job? ❌ Nonononono please just tell me the steps involved so I can learn how the system works!
@garrwolfdog Sorry I didn't mean to come across as "never use docker at all" but that I dislike that answers have in some cases become "use this docker image"
For example I want a SBC to monitor the temperature of my hot water tank. The first guide I found said that I should use multiple docker images to provide Prometheus and Grafana, and other guides were similar.
In the end Darac pointed me to Munin and that's exactly what I want. :)
@garrwolfdog Like in your case if you're already au fait with docker and it fits into your network then it makes sense, but for me who's still running servers with multiple services for an internal home network I'd prefer to have the details of how to configure it myself :)
It wouldn't be an issue if it was "here's how to do it from scratch but also there's a docker image if you want" but I keep seeing guides that are "you must use docker"
@garrwolfdog Sorry let me clarify; I know nothing about docker and the first time I tried to follow one of these guides I ran into a problem with no way of being able to troubleshoot the fault. I couldn't find an easy answer of how to look at the logs or files within the docker so I had no idea what was going on.
That one did have all the code/scripts/etc not in a docker image and the first time I ran all that I found the fault straight away just by looking at the system logs.
@garrwolfdog That's how I've seen a lot of people using it for small projects, hence my aversion to it in small projects.
I've always seen it as one of those things that you have to know/be invested in learning before you use it in a production environment but some people are treating it like FlatPak/AppImage
@pippin part of the point of the containers is to avoid the very issue it sounds like you're worried they cause. There are potential Escape Routes (usually if run with too many permissions) but the idea is almost more "I don't trust this to _not_ get compromised so I'm isolating this with limited connections for networking/data out of it" with the added benefit of "I also don't have to worry about package collisions or it fucking with local packages".
Outside of official containers I tend not to trust ones where I can't see the Dockerfile, and can read to see how the container image was built and what it'll do inside itself. Useful sometimes for writing my own Dockerfile stuff like for the mastodon image I use.
But yeah the dual purpose is definitely "contain" first, hence the name, with the benefit of "isolate libraries" second meaning if your container ever goes sideways you can just tear it down, and not have to worry about "alright what files got fucked up by building or package management?" And kinda making the data a little more portable. Definitely makes migrating/moving stuff a lot less painful.
@Kay Ohtie @Epoxy / Renby 💜🏳️⚧️ I don't drive recklessly just because I'm wearing a seatbelt, though. 🤷♂️
I'm just very dubious about the benefits, haven't had the time and motivation to spend to learn this whole new thing, and haven't had any problems doing it the way I've always done it.
(I'm probably in the "anything invented after you turn 30 is newfangled trash" phase, too.)
