NaibofTabr
@NaibofTabr@infosec.pub
- Comment on Please mind the gap 7 hours ago:
- Comment on People who stand close to the beginning of the line but aren't actually standing in line. 1 day ago:
Definitely sarcasm.
- Comment on People who stand close to the beginning of the line but aren't actually standing in line. 2 days ago:
God forbid I have to talk to other people in public.
- Comment on Microsoft CEO says "YouTube monetizes Xbox better than we do", ahead of expected layoffs | Satya Nadella bemoans performance of Xbox 5 days ago:
So… your complaint is that you’re really bad at selling a product that has a high demand… ?
- Comment on How do I unrot my brain from AI, how do I start using ChatGPT less and less, and is improv a good enough way to fix an AI-rotted brain? 1 week ago:
Colld turkey.
Read a fucking book.
- Comment on What comes after postmodernism? 1 week ago:
cyberpunk distopia
- Comment on Use the wizard 1 week ago:
[It’s all inside of me, it’s all inside of me
It’s all inside of me, it’s all inside of my head](www.youtube.com/watch?v=3gmmi2SvMMk)
- Comment on A world full of wonders 1 week ago:
Will wonders never cease?
- Comment on I hate obscure tech issues! 1 week ago:
- Comment on The truth is out there 1 week ago:
- Comment on How were maps created back in the day? 1 week ago:
anything “back in the day” just means before tech
Define “tech”.
Fire is technology. Written language is technology. The magnetic compass is technology. Sailing ships are technology.
- Comment on How were maps created back in the day? 1 week ago:
It’s not about “blame”. Such thinking is unnecessarily adversarial.
The point is that the question as it was asked is not really answerable in this format, because it is too broad and the answer is complicated.
- Comment on Buzz off 1 week ago:
This is wasp propaganda.
- Comment on Sexy Spyro 2 weeks ago:
Stupid sexy Spyro
- Comment on How were maps created back in the day? 2 weeks ago:
Um… but you said:
“There is nothing broad about their questions”
- Comment on How were maps created back in the day? 2 weeks ago:
Er, not really… for instance:
“…back in the day?”
Which ‘day’? Before digital mapping? Before cartography as a formal practice? Before the invention of the compass? Before the standardization of the meter? Before the printing press? Before Galileo? Before Eratosthenes?
The time period of the question is potentially the entirety of human history. That’s quite broad.
What methods were used to scale down in world, to paper distances?
In which part of the world? In which culture? For what purpose? (e.g. navigation? coastal, inland, international? crop planting? city planning? determining property lines? etc)
This is.not a straightforward question in any way. A complete answer would be an undergraduate degree with a double major in history and geography.
- Comment on 🌈 🏳️🌈 🌈 🏳️🌈 🌈 🏳️🌈 2 weeks ago:
Came into the comments to ask the same thing, you already found it. You are awesome.
- Comment on Could we create an adventure/treasure hunt game involving git ? 3 weeks ago:
The tile is “git gud”.
- Comment on Can I freeze already cooked burger patties? 3 weeks ago:
Bacon fat can be used as a replacement for cooking oil in a pan or anywhere you would use grease while cooking. One of my favorite things to do with it is grease a cast iron skillet and bake cornbread in it (you get smoky bacon grease crust). It also works great as a butter replacement for frying eggs or hash browns.
If you run the bacon fat through a coffee filter while it’s still hot & liquid (into a glass jar) it will be shelf stable at room temperature.
If you don’t filter it you must store it in the refrigerator, or else the leftover bits of meat in the fat will go rancid and start to rot.
- Comment on A beautiful swap 3 weeks ago:
Is that… is that… Meowron?
- Comment on Smell the Roses 3 weeks ago:
I see a red rose and I want to paint it black…
- Comment on i don't care 4 weeks ago:
- Comment on .ml has got to be the only place on earth where I'd get downvoted for a comment like this 5 weeks ago:
So, they’re delusional.
- Comment on vacation 5 weeks ago:
Just do AI therapy!
It will tell you you’re great, and you won’t have to risk any emotional vulnerability with a real person!
- Comment on [deleted] 5 weeks ago:
- Comment on Students Are Learning Less and Getting Higher Grades Because of AI, Study Finds 5 weeks ago:
Well… the first colleges were established to train clergy, because reading and writing were rare skills at the time, and there was a demand for trained clergy who worked as clerks, accountants and record keepers for nobles who could not themselves read or write, which I think just circles back to the workforce productivity thing.
- Comment on Students Are Learning Less and Getting Higher Grades Because of AI, Study Finds 5 weeks ago:
Hmm, depending on whose opinion you listen to, education systems have always been built around workforce productivity:
- Comment on How do you pronounce 'Niche'? 5 weeks ago:
nī-txí
- Comment on systemd 1 month ago:
The Tragedy of systemd - presentation by Benno Rice
What I hope that this talk has provided is a removal of fear and particularly a removal of pity of SystemD and the people who actually use it. […] So, yeah, what I would challenge everyone here is look at SystemD and try and find at least one thing that you like, and then go see if you can implement it. Thank you.
- Comment on Microsoft Edge loads all your saved passwords into memory in cleartext — even when you’re not using them; Microsoft will not fix, says the behavior is "by design" 1 month ago:
If you’re faced with the tradeoff between security and another priority, your answer is clear: Do security.
Satya Nadella, Microsoft Chairman and CEO, May 3, 2024
…microsoft.com/…/prioritizing-security-above-all-…
So much for that I guess.