That’s too bad. Their Mammoth app for Mastodon is pretty good and has a curated feed feature that kinda helps new users get content into their feeds, something that people who are used yo algorithms complain about when they try out Mastodon.
They’re gonna leave out one teeny tiny bit of info though.
For Korean shows:
Thanks for making lemmee awesome and it’s good to hear that you’ll still be around in some capacity. I’m optimistic of your confident endorsement of the admin team so hopefully the quality of the instance stays the same (or gets better!). Good luck!
The border crossing music from Sicario.
I was hoping they would have a better audio feed for the official video, but it sounds like it’s the same. Still an epic performance nonetheless.
Oh wow I think I had an account with them but it was so long ago I don’t remember my account details nor any of the photos I uploaded.
One of those trailers where they show almost everything.
And nothing of value was lost.
Just wanted to add that you do get deprioritized over TM, so it might be slow especially in crowded places (i.e. concerts).
Assuming you’re not in the US, that is cheap compared to the big carriers.
Equalizers do not have any effect on vibrato. As you said, it only allows you to selectively enhance or reduce specific frequencies of the sound you’re listening to. So if you set your eq to a sine wave pattern, it will just cut off and increase frequency bands alternately across the spectrum. So it will enhance and reduce the bass frequency at different points, same as with the mids and highs. In the end you’ll get a fairly flat response with some missing tones throughout.
While that is true, even independent artists who don’t have a label grabbing all the profits still get shafted, earning next to nothing with streams.
Considering the butterfly effect, I think the safest way to do it is to go back the immediate past 24 hours to have as little a domino effect as possible and prevent altering what I already have in my current life I don’t want to lose. So I’ll probably just go back to yesterday and buy a lottery ticket or something.
you generally don’t magically get things like API keys and database credentials from buckets
Oh you underestimate how clueless some people can be. One of the highest priority checks of cloud SOCs is to just routinely scan for public buckets, because people expose (accidentally or intentionally) stuff on their test or sandbox accounts a lot, and it’s not surprising to find keys and secrets in there. Obviously a simple SCP policy of denying API calls to make a bucket public will easily solve this problem, but then again, even big companies screw that up too.
Applying Occam’s Razor, I assume this is publicly exposed buckets and lack of (or misconfigured) resource-based policies on those buckets, which is probably like the most common reason for these breaches.
Since it’s respiratory, I assume it would coincide closely with the flu as a pattern, so I just get it along with flu vaccine. The study says September-October so that kinda fits.
How does one do the clapping thing in real life? Do you clap along with every word, or alternate between word and clap?
I’m a Dune fan and work in security, so I’d say both!
I personally don’t even care which one, I just want either of them and make it permanent.