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Ross Wilson

@alina Absolute nonsense, this is obviously just propaganda from the potato lobby!

We need to stand up for our blood farmers, and stand up against "Big Potato".

5 October at 19:21 | Open on social.lol
Pablo Masegoso

@alina las minute save.

Because I bet that someone has been scientifically studying it, I mean, just to know how, funded by someone else who really thought what if.

5 October at 19:31 | Open on paquita.masto.host
Si Dawson

@alina @jdmcg Hmmm. I might be an outlier, but would I bleed in exchange for more potatoes? Especially if they’re fried? Sorry, but that’s a definite yes.

5 October at 19:41 | Open on mastodon.nz
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binary exploitation vs web exploitation

4 September at 11:36 | Open on girldick.gay
sophiæ disœder :verified_woozy:

@alina@girldick.gay where can i get the full version of his cover it's kinda good

4 September at 12:02 | Open on f.619.hu
Agnieszka R. Turczyńska

@alina The binary exploitation is fake. There should be progress bar visible somewhere. I've seen it in every hackeur movie.

4 September at 12:21 | Open on circumstances.run
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i find it fascinating how limiting network access for kids does not result in them abiding by your rules but rather leads them to find ways around it

my parents always restricted my internet on a MAC address whitelist mechanism so i learned how to use wireshark and ip tools

my high school had a firewall set up to prevent us from accessing game websites and tools that could potentially help us cheat, so i learned how to bypass their sophos and fortinet firewalls by setting up an nginx conf for google.com on my server, doing host header spoofing and tunelling my traffic over wireguard which was also tunneled over chisel, a http tunnel

maybe i would've followed their rules if they had a reasonable explanation as to why it was for my own good instead of screaming at me and forcing their bullshit views onto me

i find it fascinating how limiting network access for kids does not result in them abiding by your rules but rather leads them to find ways around it

my parents always restricted my internet on a MAC address whitelist mechanism so i learned how to use wireshark and ip tools

my high school had a firewall set up to prevent us from accessing game websites and tools that could potentially help us cheat, so i learned how to bypass their sophos and fortinet firewalls by setting up an nginx conf for google.com...

14 March at 13:23 | Open on girldick.gay
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@alina I only hear smart girl rambling :cirnoPat:
14 March at 18:01 | Open on pleroma.0x68756773.moe
Tyler :neocat_flag_demiguy:

@alina@girldick.gay My family was similar. I don't think they really had the technical knowhow to restrict my Internet usage the way yours did, but they would often limit me by taking my devices away from me. This continued all the way up until I moved out to college.

I got so good at finding old devices to use to reach out to my friends and I'm fairly certain they never knew about most of it. Restricting access to "protect someone" is just a spark for creativity.

in addition, they forced me to use Life360, even when I was in college because I was still financially dependent on them. I had to go through so many damn hoops to go see my girlfriend who lived three hours away. And guess what? They still don't know about that. All that work and the only thing that comes out of it is I'm sneakier and Life360 probably illegally sold my location data to data brokers.

@alina@girldick.gay My family was similar. I don't think they really had the technical knowhow to restrict my Internet usage the way yours did, but they would often limit me by taking my devices away from me. This continued all the way up until I moved out to college.

I got so good at finding old devices to use to reach out to my friends and I'm fairly certain they never knew about most of it. Restricting access to "protect someone" is just a spark for creativity.

in addition, they forced me to...

14 March at 18:02 | Open on sakurajima.social
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@alina what happens if you modify the js/html to allow you to send the form without it?
1 Aug 2023 at 17:31 | Open on fe.disroot.org
alina🏳️‍⚧️🐾

pronouncing 'W' as double u is way too long and doesn't even make sense since it's more double v than u

we should just refer to W as wa from now on

when talking about the world wide web you won't have to spend an eternity on saying double you double you double you out loud but instead just say wawawa dot domain dot TLD

18 Jun 2023 at 12:55 | Open on girldick.gay
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delvina ✨

@alina what are you talking about the name for W is obviously "dubya"

19 Jun 2023 at 5:29 | Open on deadinsi.de
Jonathan Lang

@alina Germans say „weh“, similar in pronunciation to „vay“, so the letter w is really easy to pronounce. Y on the other hand is pronounced „Ypsilon“, fortunately much less common in German ;)

19 Jun 2023 at 12:00 | Open on det.social
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OH:"namesquatting on crates.io so I can own the libs"

21 Mar 2023 at 20:59 | Open on girldick.gay
Aoi

@alina aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

21 Mar 2023 at 21:09 | Open on chaos.social
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@alina I thought that was just static linking 🥁
22 Mar 2023 at 4:43 | Open on snowdin.town
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MarkusL

@alina Addendum to the alt text (Alina will already know this): the book is Kernighan & Richie's "The C Programming Language" -- the version updated for ANSI C. It's a good rendering of the book cover, too.

Have I been geeking too long? 😆

15 Jun 2023 at 7:41 | Open on fosstodon.org
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