Elvith Ma'for @ elvith @feddit.org

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Microsoft just set a system wide default alias in Powershell for Invoke-WebRequest called curl.

While I get their reasoning for that (I mean, they also aliased e.g. ls and dir to Get-ChildItem which is the same, but way more powerful than the OG commands the aliases hint at), the problem is, that in all those cases the arguments don't match. Something that plays in the favor of Powershell is that arguments are not case sensitive and do not need to be written in full, as long as they're distinct - e.g. -Force may be abbreviated -f as long it's the only argument starting with f. While dir or ls is somewhat likely to be called without arguments (or maybe -f) that's definitely not the case for curl.

FERNBEDIENUNG!!!! RITZE!!!! MEINE FREUNDIN [...]!!!!

örks, das hab ich heute morgen jetzt nicht gebraucht...

Uhm... Won't sudo rm -rf /* also brick your modern PC, as it also deletes UEFI variables that are always mounted rw for technical reasons?

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Was wohl zuerst da ist? Halb Leben 3 oder Zensusergebnisse 2025 Ü

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not for me

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Es ist über die Jahre eskaliert. Anfangs hatte ich die für mich selber gemacht. Dann mal ne kleine Portion mehr für die Kollegen für eine Teamsitzung in der Weihnachtszeit. Dann hier mal zu einem Geschenk dazu, dort eine Aufmerksamkeit, als "Füller" beim Wichteln...

Die Kinder werden größer, da kommen dann auch noch kleine Aufmerksamkeiten für Lehrer, Leiter des Jugendtreffs, Lehrer in der Musikschule, usw. dazu. Und halt die üblichen Vorräte um für "wir schenken uns ja nix, hab dir trotzdem was mitgebracht" gewappnet zu sein.

Ist zwar Arbeit, aber wir wissen dass sich die meisten freuen und man spart sich (zum Teil) das ewige überlegen, was man denn so schenkt.

And don't listen to the promises of big companies with billion-funds, they cook with water like the rest of us.

Oh, yeah, I remember when one of our super important core systems was migrated to SaaS. My system was interfacing with it, so I got notified about the migration to make a plan. I basically told them: "We're using $API to connect to your system. Tell me the new hostnames and IP ranges and ports and I will configure the firewall on our end. Also, our connector for your migrated system will be deployed in $IP-range so please allow these inbound connections in your firewall."

Half a year later I got a message: "Yeah, we just found out, that $SaaS-provider never configured the firewall after our tickets and everything is reachable from the public internet. We're forcing them to lock down the system now. Can you please tell us again from where you connect to us?"

If you put any data anywhere, assume it will be contained in a breach in the future. Blue teaming is hard. You have to be perfect every time. Red teaming is easy. You just have to wait till the blue team makes a simple mistake...

Mails sent to a company? Their or your mail account will be breached one day.

Account details on a webpage? Their user database will be leaked.

Your cloud drive, ect.

Even your data on your NAS at home or on your PC could get accessed in one way or another, you're just a zero day and an unfortunate click away from disaster.

On the upside, as long as you do not have a target on your back, patch your stuff in a timely manner and keep some hygiene in configs, secops ... You should be fine, as most automated attacks aren't that high level and target the low hanging fruits. But that doesn't make you completely safe.

Den Monitor-Bereich dort kenne ich nicht wirklich, aber das Computerbase Forum gäbe es noch:

https://www.computerbase.de/forum/forums/monitore-und-displays-kaufberatung.250/

Whips! Traps! Big round boulders rolling in your direction trying to crush you! Nazis you can punch!

I wonder... How does gravity affect you inside the earth?

In very simple thoughts: You fall down to the middle of the earth and accelerate (ok, friction would get you to the stated terminal velocity) and the decelerate on your way "up" on the other side.

A bit more complicated: But this is just a hole, meaning there's mass all around us. So this attracts us. But right in the center, we should be attracted by all mass around us in all directions. So I guess it pulls is into the center of mass? Or maybe it cancels all out and there is no gravity?

Ooh!

Instructions unclear, drinking straw stuck in telescope.

LeberKäsWeck?

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Kochen, bzw. Essen?

Ich finde es toll - ich brauch mal schnell 160GB Platz für die Installation von $generischemMultiPlayerShooter? Einfach die Heise Cookies löschen und zack, passt das Spiel!

Ich hoffe sie verlangt nicht noch Geld für ihre Leistungen Domina Merz

Zum Glück ist die Domina auf Diät(en)

Klar, wenn ich eine Auflösung unter 10m/Pixel habe, dann ist jeder Hausbrand aus dem Weltall zu sehen.

Bislang geht es aber eher wirklich um Superlative zum Glück.

Nicht vergessen: der Zugriff auf Satellitenfotos wird immer einfacher und es gibt immer mehr Satelliten, die irgendwas beobachten und somit als Seiteneffekt auch solche Bilder machen.

Mein Maßstab ist: es gibt einen Livestream aus der ISS, bei dem normale Videokameras ohne besondere Optiken zum Einsatz kommen. Wenn wir in der Größenordnung sind, dass etwas da zu sehen ist/sein könnte wenn die Ausrichtung passt, dann ist das eine Meldung wert.