Chicago https://www.kuow.org/stories/no-this-7-eleven-isn-t-charging-7-11-for-gas-even-if-the-internet-says-so

Pretty much all those examples, but the real danger is chaining this exploit with others

Perhaps someone is sitting on a couple exploits to get them into a system, but only to an unprivileged user, this would be a great final act

and to this day I have no idea how people get that high of a step count every day.

You shake the thing lmao

Mullvad generates you a unique account number for your “login” that you’re only told once (if you pay them in crypto or other privacy friendly payment methods)

PIA did/does something similar but they’ve lost my trust

I didn’t… what? What’s vger.to?

sigh

This is !notnottheonion@lemmy.cafe

This is !notnottheonion@lemmy.cafe

Well, if you’re shell doesn’t support emojis, then how are you going to use it to write emojicode

Oh yea forgor the tag lol

Ffr!

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It’s very good, but it’s also one of those things where they did the right things (essentially preventing forcing an ISP to be a enforcer of sorts) for the wrong reasons (Cox had more money)

Intent meaning they’re not an ISP that caters to piracy

E.g. you start an ISP called Pirate Connections, advertise that you cater to piracy and have specific piracy friendly features (optimized for torrents, gang planks, minimal logging etc) is bad

Maybe this is my sign to finally get it off my project list and deployed lolol

And I accept it with honor!

Ngl I kinda miss cable, just for the aspect of being able to choose content based on channel and just let it go

There’s a way to replicate it in Plex/Jellyfin by basically building out your own “channels” and having it draw from your own content files, but that’s a project in of itself that is on my ever growing project list lmao

Ikr? Lol I haven’t run MythTV since I last paid for cable and had a Cablecard sooo about…10+years now lmfao

Why this random ass latam country has it so good? I don’t fkng know, competition probably, as there are many companies fighting for costumers.

Its because of legacy technology debt, the US was “first” to deploy out consumer Internet infrastructure, but that also means before we could deploy each iteration something had/has to be done with the old and that’s pricey

Now a developing country deploying internet infrastructure for the first time can deploy straight to fiber because the countries who were first did all the hard work developing the tech and they don’t have to worry about ripping out any old infrastructure

Lol I’ve seen similar pics of that before, I always wondered how the print out actually looks lmao