Sooo … nobody uses Kali as their main OS. Its not meant to be the OS you use to browse Facebook and watch YouTube. Its a toolbox that you pull out when you need it. Install a OS that feels good to use and then slap on virualbox or qemu/kvm. There you install Kali as a virtual machine. Then you install some more virtual machines put them in the same virtual network and start hacking yourself. Or sign up to tryhackme or hackthebox. Do the challenges from inside your Kali VM.

And about nmap. That’s not even a hacking tool. It is used by hackers but a screwdriver is also used by burglars. Every system on the internet is scanned by someone every few minutes. Nobody cares if some kid somewhere uses nmap to scan a webserver. Yes, its not technically legal … but nobody cares. Your scan will be a single sound in the constant noise. But to stay legal, just scan yourself. Or do hackthebox, you’ll need to scan the systems there as well.

Tldr just do hackthebox

But dont you think universes are located under /dev/ so you lose 4 additional characters. And I hope they are not just 1 character names each, that would make it realy annoying to differentiate universes from say a USB device or a tty. So if they are called /dev/uv01 you would need 9 characters per universe instead of 2 at least for the first dimension, after that / + 1 character would be fine. So in a reasonable universe with sensible path defaults, the max multiverse depth would be 2043 with a trailing slash. So the highest dimension is allowed to only contain imaginary objects as there is no character left to assign to the objects.

I think a grown tree would should out pretty long. The pressure in the tracheids is so low already that water should be boiling inside a tree in normal atmospheric conditions. The capillary forces of the narrow tube and the surface tension of water hold the water liquid. I could imagine the water in the top 10% of the tracheids evaporating in less then a minute but the rest will take a long time to drive out. I might be wrong though I couldn’t find any papers on plants in vacuum. Lots about zero gravity and space radiation though…

Cells, especially plant cells can withstand much more than 1 Bar of pressure difference. A plant will not start to boil in a vacuum, contrary to other comments. Every land organism has gone though a great deal of evolution to make sure it doesn’t loose to much (or any) water though evaporation on its surface.

However plants require on pressure and evaporation to pull water from the roots to the leaves. It will loose its water through its stromata in the leaves a loot more than normal. If the roots are in water it will be ok, just dry out the ground realy quickly.

Most likely the leaves will die fairly quickly, followed by the roots. The cambium of a woody plant will probably not even notice the vacuum for a few months. Just like in winter it will basically hibernate beneath the bark and form new sprouts once it is in atmosphere again.

You will probably have to cut away some dead wood to expose the living cambium and initiate regrowth of roots and new sprouts but a tree will be able to regrow after being in a vacuum for a (relatively) long ass time. Think of a tree stump getting new sprouts around the outer edge a year after it was cut down.

No idea about radiation and heat though. If it is floating in direkt sunlight its probably fucked after a few days.

Yeah I think the right response is to return the lightbulb and get a new one. One that doesn’t require an internet connection. Build some market pressure in the direction of offline appliances

Yeah i do. My mother told me that when i was young, other moms judged her for it, like it means she is not my mother or some shit. But also she told me, at the public pool, every time a child yelled mom/dad ALL parents had to look to see if it was their child while she could relax until she heard explicitly her name.

Both of those are screwed over by the healthcare system and the companies perpetrating it. If you cant afford healthcare or don’t understand it because it is to convoluted, that is a result of the policies of healthcare providers.

Sounds perfectly reasonable to me. If OP is unable or unwilling to fix a problem that is important to her, why isn’t she allowed to pay someone to fix it?

You wouldn’t say its toxic if she threatens to call a plumber after OP promised multiple times to fix the leaking toilet.

That’s so deep. Like the deep that fried these potatoes. Or the deep that fried this corn dog. Or the deep that fried this churro. Or the deep that fried these falafels.

While not caring about the things that should matter to them

I don’t think sov civs actually have a problem with rules or authority. I think they are deeply insecure in the fact that they don’t understand the rules so they make up new ones that they believe to be absolute and above all else.

They believe like dogma in this shit like the maritime flag with stripes and a court with that flag gets magically invalidated so they don’t have to follow any rulings. They get a feeling of control when they understand the rules even when the rules are imaginary.

Terminology: revoked means the issuer of the certificate has decided that the certificate should not be trusted anymore even though it is still valid.

If a attacker gets access to a certificates key, they can impersonate the server until the validity period of the cert runs out or it is revoked by the CA. However … revocation doesn’t work. The revocation lists arent checked by most clients so a stolen cert will be accepted potentially for a very long time.

The second argument for shorter certs is adoption of new technology so certs with bad cryptographic algorithms are circled out quicker.

And third argument is: if the validity is so short you don’t want to change the certs manually and automate the process, you can never forget and let your certs expire.

We will probably get to a point of single day certs or even one cert per connection eventually and every step will be saver than before (until we get to single use certs which will probably fuck over privacy)

One reason for the short certs is to push faster adoption of new technology. Yes that’s about new cryptography in the certs but if you still change all your certs by hand maybe you need to be forced …

I would put it down to censorship. Not of Linux directly but of information about noncomformity. Windows is the default OS for desktop PCs and I imagine it is easier to get exposed to the idea of searching an alternative in the west than in China. If you never question the oppressive bullshit corporations are doing to you, you will not think to break free and use Linux.

I think its the machine part and not the literal “forged” part. A wooden club, rope or poison are all not forged but still made by man. Same with a fist.

There are reasobable situations where a bike isnt usable/allowed/suitable and you want to tell people about it.

Just think of Pokémon games. You can’t use that here!

You don’t need something ever. Sometimes you just want something because the alternative is realy bad. I don’t need to eat. I want to eat because I don’t want to starve.

I want to watch a movie with my partner at the agrees time because otherwise they will be mad. I want to access my digitalized documents to send a letter in time because otherwise I will have to pay late fees. I want to access my gameserver because that’s the one time a week I get to have fun with my friends from my college time.

There are many situations where I’d rather do the thing I want instead of doing maintenance.

There is still a good reason to know about problems early. Without any monitoring you will find out about problems exactly in that moment when you what to use the service that doesn’t work. Sometimes you need something quick and you don’t have time to debug and fix in that moment. If you get an alert early you can decide to fix it right away or in a few hours or tomorrow.

But that is also the worst part of boarderlands

Linux is famously both American and Corporate /s

But yeah sytsem76 and valve are both american and valve is corporate. And around Lemmy you would think they are the only ones responsible for the Linux boom.