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@mattcameron.bsky.social @openargs.bsky.social listened to your EP on Miranda. One thing noone covers when they say don't talk to the police is when that applies. What about if you are reporting a crime? The victim? A witness? Is it just if you are in custody?
September 30, 2025 at 10:00 PM
@mattcameron.bsky.social @openargs.bsky.social listened to your EP on Miranda. One thing noone covers when they say don't talk to the police is when that applies. What about if you are reporting a crime? The victim? A witness? Is it just if you are in custody?
@mjg59.eicar-test-file.zip Wanted to get back to running linux as my primary OS, and discovered that hibernate doesn't work any more (Debian on a laptop with Secure Boot). This seems to have been a problem for several years now, surprised it's not been solved yet. Do you have any tips?
May 1, 2025 at 9:34 AM
@mjg59.eicar-test-file.zip Wanted to get back to running linux as my primary OS, and discovered that hibernate doesn't work any more (Debian on a laptop with Secure Boot). This seems to have been a problem for several years now, surprised it's not been solved yet. Do you have any tips?
@piatpod.bsky.social Hey, listening to Scathing and I keep getting confused in the religious survey coverage when Heath keeps talking about 'the number of Americans identifying as Nuns'
April 1, 2025 at 6:59 PM
@piatpod.bsky.social Hey, listening to Scathing and I keep getting confused in the religious survey coverage when Heath keeps talking about 'the number of Americans identifying as Nuns'
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Back when I was poking around with filesystem fuzzing stuff years back, I noticed something odd:
An EXT filesystem can tell the Linux OS how it should behave "if" the filesystem is corrupt, including triggering a kernel panic. In a world where USB thumb drives exist, this seems... not ideal […]
An EXT filesystem can tell the Linux OS how it should behave "if" the filesystem is corrupt, including triggering a kernel panic. In a world where USB thumb drives exist, this seems... not ideal […]
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December 9, 2024 at 11:00 PM
Back when I was poking around with filesystem fuzzing stuff years back, I noticed something odd:
An EXT filesystem can tell the Linux OS how it should behave "if" the filesystem is corrupt, including triggering a kernel panic. In a world where USB thumb drives exist, this seems... not ideal […]
An EXT filesystem can tell the Linux OS how it should behave "if" the filesystem is corrupt, including triggering a kernel panic. In a world where USB thumb drives exist, this seems... not ideal […]