No nipples, no sale

Is he claiming that he predates the Ford Model T?

Not a PETSCII keyboard?

such as unbalanced Mach–Zehnder interferometers or micro-ring resonators

It has a base-plate of prefamulated amulite surmounted by a malleable logarithmic casing, aligned in such a way that the 2 main spurving bearings are in-line with the pentameter fan.

God, this country is so depressingly intolerant.

I also liked his ‘Meaning of Liff’, but it is absolutely British

I recently needed to delete a node_modules directory for a relatively small app. 20 minutes of my life on that shite 💀

I’m assuming it means the number of years of life you live while being deemed ‘healthy’

Tracked as CVE-2026-35414 (CVSS score of 8.1), the flaw is described as a mishandling of the authorized_keys principals option in certain scenarios involving certificate authorities (CA) that use comma characters.

According to Cyera, because of the bug, a comma in an SSH certificate principal name leads to OpenSSH access control bypass, allowing users to authenticate as root on a vulnerable server, as long as they have a valid certificate from a trusted CA.

This, but it’s a Meshtastic board powered by photovoltaic fletching so I can fire them high into trees to create a rogue comms network

Actually, you might be right, it was a better time. Perhaps we should just wait it out and see if a better time appears? 😄

No, it’s long past the time. I guess now is the next best time though.

I have found my people!

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• Firefox will get a built-in free VPN in v149, rolling out March 24 to the US, France, Germany, and the UK.
• It routes only browser traffic through a Mozilla proxy for privacy protection, with no extra downloads.
• Free use is capped at 50GB per month — enough for casual browsing, but Mozilla doesn’t say what happens if you go over.

It’s Which, they expect you to pay a subscription to find out

Those two being behind a crypto just reinforces my belief that it is a scam.

Hard no from me

Never trust The Mail

JPEG XL? It’s 2026 and I’m still waiting for JPEG 2000 to become mainstream