can’t cook

Bavaria would like a word.

If anybody in Europe can’t cook, it’s the Poles.

Or geographically.

Obviously Tibet is the problem here. Eliminate it and there’s no problem.

OK, so if you can pass the host root filesystem to a container and then write files or execute code with root privileges on that filesystem, I would definitely consider that a container escape. You’re executing arbitrary code on the host from within a container.

On affected Omarchy systems, this means that the default user and all processes launched in that user session have access to root.

Hmm, maybe I’m misunderstanding. Does “all processes launched in that user session” not include containerized apps?

goddam this meme fell out of the JPEG tree and hit every branch on the way down

Once more for the people in the back:

CONTAINERS ARE NOT A SECURITY BARRIER

If you are relying on the container system to isolate and protect the OS from containerized apps, you are wrong.

On further inspection, it was found that the mathematician had assumed an ideal sphere of constant radius, while the real object was in fact oblate. The mathematician had neglected to take any measurements, leading to an incorrect value. The physicist’s answer was correct, but only at sea level at nominal temperature.

The engineer is currently using calipers to measure the diameter of the object at many different angles in order to build a CAD model. He said we could expect results next year.

Is this the big-tent politics I keep hearing about?

Ooh, yes someone should do this not on any particular person’s property but as an avantgarde public art installation. Not with actual Flock cameras but just some replicas. Pop it up in a couple different cities around the world.

Then you provide the enemy with ammunition.

They claim that the purpose of the cameras is to prevent crime, and that the people who oppose them are violent extremists. They’ve even tried to label deflock.me as a terrorist organization.

Don’t provide the enemy with ammunition.

Even better, a group should cut down several dozen of them and mount them all on poles outside his house during the night, so that he wakes up to them in the morning. No vandalism, no violence, no threats, just a blunt statement that the media couldn’t possibly ignore.

Heck, no need to even risk collecting that many real ones. I hear there’s some fairly decent 3D printed fakes available.

“All we need is some guardrails… and then some guardrails for the guardrails… and some guardrails for those guardrails… it’ll be fine, swearsies.”

Care to tell me where that gullible userbase is coming from?

They’re not all gullible. A lot of VC types are obsessive gamblers, they’ll throw money at anything that sounds like it might have a high return.

Pray, tell - what do they come for?

That’s where the marketing comes in. Elon is pretty good at selling these big ideas, making them sound futuristic and world-changing. He not only sells those ideas to VCs, but also to the government. A lot of his businesses have pulled in substantial government contract money. The public rarely gets any return from those tax dollars.

It’s in the FAQs.

It comes with 30 days of support, after that they charge rent.

I’m not “comparing on hardware”, because there is no comparison. This hardware is trash. It’s a paperweight.

The WiFI router your ISP gives you with your service probably has more compute power. Which is what this company should be doing, giving this computer away for free with the support subscription.

Hmm…

A Celeron quad core? Two GB of RAM?! 32GB hard drive? a 1.0MP camera?!

FOR $1300?! US dollars?

WOW! is right, as in “Wow, what a racket”.

This is a joke, right? This is a joke product. These hardware specs were laughable in 2010. This system would’ve struggled to run XP SP3. Did they pull these computers from the dead husk of Circuit City? Where did they even find a 1.0MP camera module at?

If that’s not a joke it’s highway robbery. For that kind of money it better stop bullets, fold my laundry, and make coffee before I ask for it.

This computer isn’t worth $130. In fact it’s not worth $13. They should be paying people to take this hardware from them, for scrap.

Choconomicon

A lot of it has to do with over-promising and under-delivering. The rest is marketing.