I’ve been an adherent of Notepad++ for ages. What’s the draw of Kate?

Exactly. I’m not helpdesk anymore, thank god, but my team still has a ton of day to day work that’s tracked in the ticketing system.

Well, for years I’ve been stuck in project hell, doing work that isn’t easily fit into the ticket system. My last review my boss said I had only closed about 1/3 of the tickets of the next lowest person on my team, and that it doesn’t matter except we have a new exec watching that shit, so I have to make it look better.

So the next project I got, I chose to do something manually that I could have automated, that required the help desk to open tickets direct to me about 2-4 times a day whenever someone new needed access to the system I was setting up, until the project was done.

A week in I automated the “manual” task anyway and had a bunch of tickets I could close with a copy-pasted resolution.

I would feel bad, but my co-workers game the metrics even worse than I do.

Descent into

Glad some of them are finally realizing it at least.

That drastically increases the risk. Then you have to have hosting experience on top of everything else, and if your OpSec isn’t fucking perfect the powers that be will tear you a new asshole.

Isn’t there a federated instagram-like?

I’m not a particular fan of npm, but you’ll probably see this kind of thing with any package manager of similar size. More a matter of what’s the most attractive target than the package tech itself.

Don’t miss this gem that’s been overshadowed by all the other shit they pulled recently:

Asking for a NSFW post to be appropriately tagged is the same as censoring it from all of lemmy.

This is the most blatant concern trolling I’ve seen in ages, bravo.

When called out on this, OP made the following thread mischaracterizing artist signatures in images as advertising and trying to get a rule made on the comics community to force all users to remove attribution. https://lemmus.org/post/21226925

In the comments they state that they refuse to consistently link the source, even though they are able to, until the rule they suggested is put into place: https://lemmus.org/comment/17161116

Notably, this all exploded after that community’s mod suggested a “no bots” rule and created a “two posts per user per day” rule that OP is blatantly violating.

OP is upset that they don’t get to use other peoples spaces for free exactly as they want to. They have a post in powertrippingbastards recently that amounts to this as well. Now they’re just continuing the tantrum elsewhere because they didn’t get the response they wanted.

Beep, a suggestion: Make the space you want to see on lemmy. Create a comm and set the rules you want on it. You want all posts to have what you consider advertising stripped out? Go for it.

“NonAdComics”, “BeepsMemes”, etc. The fediverse is still small enough to carve out your own space.

In less terminally online terms: “I think they’re a member of a US intelligence agency doing some vaguely psyop thing, not a normal poster”

So, you still don’t understand why it wouldn’t be appropriate to react strongly in a room full of kids is what you’re saying.

It’s not an ad hominem when calling your inability to comprehend the reason for that is the entire point to my comment. It highlights a severe deficiency in your social awareness at the bare minimum, which doesn’t reflect well on your ability to discern the motives of other people online.

Fine, let’s put that aside. In your eyes, what would have been an appropriate response for Bush to take in that situation? This ought to be entertaining.

You’re the one that brought up Bush and his reaction. If you can’t understand why someone would act like nothing was wrong in a room full of young schoolchildren, then you’re sure as hell not mentally prepared to make serious claims that someone’s a government plant.

Totally a slow reaction to all the right wing stuff like info wars that was being debanked a number of years ago.

Wikileaks? What was that?

Except data centers have already been attacked in this war.

Don’t make someone (even a landlord, but it would most likely be their maintenance person) have to find a decomposing corpse. Not cool.

It’s absolutely possible. That’s why reputable sites like FitGirl reccomend you disable the security, restart your computer, play the game, then re-enable the security, and restart again.

Don’t run other shit or browse the web, minimize what you’re doing and running while your security is weakened to the bare minimum. Play the game and that’s it, then put things back to “safe”.

As with any crack or bypass software, you shouldn’t run it if you don’t trust the source. These hypervisor bypasses are really for special cases where you absolutely can’t wait for a traditional crack.

I’d argue personally that you can always just wait.

Now the actual likelyhood of anything taking advantage and being able to deeply persist once you turn the security settings back on? Can’t really say. I would assume the chance is unlikely, but that’s not based off of fucking anything substantial.

I love that IMDB Internet Archive has the complete collection of Mr Roger’s Neighborhood, but yeah, the episode numbering didn’t match any release I could find.

That was a fun hour or so with bulk file renamer, or powershell. Can’t remember how exactly I fixed it.

Edit: IMDB -> Internet Archive. Where the hell was my brain when I typed that?

Just patch the Youtube Music app with Revanced Manager, or use NewPipe’s background play feature.

I believe it was in preview build versions of Win 7 or 10 where researchers found it was sending the generated thumbnails of images on your PC to Redmond (MS HQ). Can’t remember if they said it was for CSAM detection or just a debugging feature in the preview builds.

I think it’s likely an API limitation. I’ve seen this in the Jerboa app (developed by lemmy’s devs) and I believe also in the web ui.