I’m no lawyer. I don’t know if GNU/Linux is subject to the U.S export regulations.

I wouldn’t be surprised if somebody does end up pwning them with a ransomware out of spite.

Read again: it was in Brazil.

Ceci n’est pas un NFT

I have been intercepting the .m3u download requests in the pages like a corsair in order to download the videos with ffmpeg. And let me tell you that it’s a PITA with how many anti-debug features these streaming sites include.

I’ll try this addon and see if it can end my misery.

yeah, that’s rough

If you fill both fields the output in the terminal is file|this is some text|

Wouldn’t it be easy to get them using awk by defining | as a field separator?

¿Porque no los dos?

Meanwhile enjoy your improvised heater

This reminds me of a question I heard long ago: if you take a copyrighted material A and XOR it with another material B, and then you distribute the result C, who can claim infringement if at all? The company which owns A or the one which owns B?

Especially that in order to actually claim infringement it means company A obtained a copy of the material of B in order to verify C infringes their rights.

Do you have kids?

I just tested DayZ Standalone and can confirm for this title. Not only do I no longer have visual artifacts but it runs smoother

Really?

Password: ********

At the company I work at we needed to use USB 3.0 devices for which you need the extension pack (Windows hosts, Ubuntu VM).

For commercial use you need a licence to use the extension pack, so I don’t know how Oracle knew of the abuse of some employees but our company received a communication reminding about the licence rule.