Readit Newssundbry commented on US seizes oil tanker off coast of Venezuela usatoday.com/story/news/p... · Posted by u/geox
Hello, I am from overseas. Can someone please explain to me why would they do that? What is the goal, what is the plan, what is the intent? Thanks for any comments, I am utterly confused.
I suspect it's loaded with drugs rerouted from the speedboats that have been getting BTFO.
sundbry commented on FreeBSD now builds reproducibly and without root privilege freebsdfoundation.org/blo... · Posted by u/marcodiego
> container support
you mean, docker? Everything you can do in docker, you can do with jails.
Jails can have Virtual Networks with their own interfaces, you can resource limit, host virtual machines and setup nested jails. As well run the Linux kernel. What more could you want?
He means he wants to run FreeBSD inside the container environment, not as the host OS.
sundbry commented on Is It Time to Regulate React? dbushell.com/2025/10/23/r... · Posted by u/speckx
sundbry commented on Why I chose Lua for this blog andregarzia.com/2025/03/w... · Posted by u/nairadithya
Everything web-facing, if it's not a static website delivered by a well-tested web server, happens in a high-risk environment. And doubly so, if, like in this case, stuff like custom cgi libraries are involved. One has to be either very confident in their skills to do that or very, very brave.
oh my gosh someone got root on your php personal home page
1. nobody cares 2. its not that complicated to write a dynamic web page that isn't going to get pwned
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> I’m typing this shortly after buying my groceries with a visa debit card that was funded 30 seconds before the transaction over Lightning Network with Bitcoin that was sold at a 0.1% fee for USD and immediately then transacted on Visa debit payment network.
I think I'm confused. You paid 0.1% on this transaction, but if you'd done it with just a Visa debit card tied to a traditional bank account you would have paid 0.0%.
Am I missing something?
He gets the benefit of just-in-time conversion to fiat; so his exposure to inflation purchasing power loss is nil.
sundbry commented on Google Pixels are no longer the AOSP reference device 9to5google.com/2025/06/12... · Posted by u/tripdout
Just put GNU/Linux on a phone already.
The device tree files are the data which configure the Linux kernel how to interface with the hardware...
Send exactly one 205 byte packet. How do you really know? I can see it go out on a scope. And the other end receives a packet with bytes 0-56. Then another packet with bytes 142-204. Finally a packet a 200ms later with bytes 57-141.
FfffFFFFffff You!