

Go ninja, go ninja… sob go…


Go ninja, go ninja… sob go…


And it will still sell out in less than 30min


You can take my gurgle raw milk from my violent gurgling cold hurp dead hurp ha- blwarrrgggghhhhh.


Nilla wafers and strawberry cream cheese.
If you can swing compatible hardware, Security Onion is pretty great. It’s not necessary to buy their solution, it’s FOSS and there are instructions on getting it to work on proxmox.
(But you need to install agents on all your VMs and servers, and ideally do port mirroring so all traffic can make it to the Security Onion box.


This showed up earlier in my feed.


I had this exact fucking problem. Check if you’re using cloud-init and if there’s a holdover entry that may be overlooked.
For me, it was under the /var/run/ folder’s netplan, not the usual /etc/netplan.


Most systems will allow for updates via USB, and this guy ripped out his Toyota’s modem and gps.
I fucking wish I could take mass transit to work. The only option that Google maps shows is… Lyft. (Which isn’t mass transit).


Ah, so it’s not going to be the “hackers” that somehow gain access to Mythos, it’ll be the government. Better drop millions on tokens to find and fix those vulnerabilities before the NSA compromises your company (and hope the things it finds aren’t hallucinations).


Move to Ontario.


Are you an AI bot? Rambling sentences and em dashes…


Oh shit. He’s below 40% approval? That’s interesting. I’m not sure, but IIRC, that was pretty much his floor.


There’s a reason why this sort of works in Florida - massive tourism.
Who the fuck wants to visit Missouri?
I think some CEOs are probably okay with it costing more - that’s less benefits to pay out, less PTO/sick days to deal with, and less labor concerns when you run your AI slop machine 24/7 instead of those pesky 40 hour work weeks.
AI will have to cost a lot more, or hurt the bottom line other ways (people stop buying your AI shit).


IIRC, the vending machine purchased a PS5 and sold it for free.


Got a few commands to try from a terminal:
curl https://google.com/
curl https://<your searxng fqdn>
Try from the SearXNG terminal too.
Lastly, in the container with Apache, there should be some log directory, maybe /var/log/apache2/? Try doing a tail -f /path/to/error.log. You could also do something like docker compose logs -f and (while tailing/looking at logs), try your search again.
If all else fails, sudo journalctl -xef and/or sudo dmesg -wT may offer something interesting.


Yeah, but you see you’re not cooling millions of dollars of GPUs so someone can make AI generated tits or cheat on homework. That’s a public service!
/s


I just spent around $40 on two burgers, fries, and a shake at Five Guys… So bad. It’s looking bad.
Williams evidently recorded a 7 minute long rant about staying committed to performing despite the pressure to drop, while pooping.