i configured dyndns in my router and have it forward all traffic to a gateway vm running nginx and fail2ban. every service is on a subdomain so any attempt to fetch things from the main name gets banned.

oh right, it’s the compat thing.

oh that’s not an exploitable combination of properties at all

isn’t sailfish open source since 2016?

now there’s a problem that solves itself.

sounds like linkedin x glassdoor, really. except people on glassdoor are assholes too.

maybe it cancels out.

and by “it”… hehe, well lets just say… my digits

no

fair

or horniness

no but i’m not talking about me. i’m talking about tyler, 27, who just gets a new phone and doesn’t care about whatever accounts the old one had, so he throws it away and now the parts are available at a repair shop.

what if the phone is broken and has been disassembled?

nah. you’re actively blocked from doing it. if you run a vm and that information is in anyway visible, you get banned.

the original version or the pubg version?

sure but what if you buy one for parts?

i’m perfectly fine with buying third-party components.

…but only if you buy the parts new.

the same apple that locks individual parts of devices to user accounts so that they can’t be used for repair?

poor liz, all gooped

I did an MSc in Computer Engineering. my uni also had computer science, but it was only a BSc and they did more theoretical stuff. We built hardware, debugged assembly, and studied signal propagation, while they looked at ACID compliance, data deduplication, and high-level architecture. well, we did that too but much less of it.