

That is a very good practice, it is better than my suggestion as it eliminates potential error when copy pasting
That is a very good practice, it is better than my suggestion as it eliminates potential error when copy pasting
I have used dd a few times without destroying my disk, here is my simple recommendation to stay safe:
DON’T TYPE THE COMMAND DIRECTLY INTO THE TERMINAL!
What I mean is that you should open a text editor, type the dd command you want to run in the editor, let it sit for 5 min, go back to the text editor, find the OF path, doublecheck and verify that it is safe.
Correct misstakes, wait another 5 min and do the check again.
Once you are confident that the command is accurate, copy paste it into a terminal and run it.
IBMs tabulation machines were never required for the functions of the death camps, but they vastly increased the speed and efficiency with which the Nazis were able to find and murder people through the death camps.
There are clear differences in countries where the census database were poorly implemented and those that had a well established census database before the Nazis invaded, in how many people the Nazis were able to find and murder.
Until just now, I have always read it as Gork, Grok is more annoying to say.
This is the first time I ever heard the term, I didn’t know it was a thing, and given the source is Gork which is owned by a rich man with an agenda, I still don’t know if it is a thing or not.
Sadly, until three things happen, this is not likely to change.
This is where the EU could step up and run an alternative.
Yeah, this is my impression as well.
There is a clear link on the store page to go to the warranty info, if OP didn’t read it or understood it before buying, this is on them, not Valve.
Ok, but what was the cause they diagnosed?
What is called a “Discord Server” isn’t a server as we know it, it is more of a hub of services that all runs on Discord’s systems.
What, there has been a huge reaction to this!
They probably don’t, unless I got compromised and bad traffic came from their network, but I was paranoid, and wanted to avoid the possibility.
I ran a standard raspian ssh server on my home network for several years, default user was removed and my own user was in it’s place, root was configured as standard on a raspbian, my account had a complex but fairly short password, no specific keys set.
I saw constant attacks but to my knowledge, it was never breached.
I removed it when I realized that my ISP might take a dim view of running a server on their home client net that they didn’t know about, especially since it showed up on Shodan…
Don’t do what I did, secure your systems properly!
But it was kinda cool to be able to SSH from Thailand back home to Sweden and browse my NAS, it was super slow, but damn cool…
The thumbnail kinda looks like irssi…
Oh yeah, that makes sense, thanks!
I have heard that some TVs attempt to connect to every WiFi they can find using default credentials even if you never connect it yourself
Tell me that the entity overseeing this infrastructure replied with “lol no”
I don’t have an account but I think “Forklift” could be a good name.
I know that, but what why would the government want it?
If that is the GZ version, what would the BZ2 and XZ versions look like