The funny thing for me is I swapped to fedora after my last attempt to use arch failed spectacularly.

I've found I'm at a point where I just want my device to work and work well

Still wouldn't address the root problem here: payment processing companies have the power to just deny payment from even happening.

Unless you're referring to making a federated platform that instead allows devs to connect with buyers and make transactions off channel.

Would limit widespread issues like this but now you're opening a whole new can of worms with trust

Just because he's still got a big audience, I do wonder if we'll see any noticeable bumps in the number of linux users.

Probably gonna be temporary, but still makes me curious

Welp, that's one way to teach that the scope is important when pen testing.

Now I've gotta find a way to implement something like this in my foundry server. That would be amazing!

I try to make rocks think with electricity and then cry when it doesn't think the way I want it to (software engineer)

They probably removed certain libraries that are used by 32 bit programs

Unless his attitude and stance changes, there’s not a single red team that I could see taking him. You can’t just throw someone who wants to be a criminal into pentesting and think it’ll go well

He’s talented, but the problem is jobs like pen testing require a LOT of trust to work in. So far this guy has said and shown that he intents on staying in cybercrime rather than doing legitimate work.

As it stands, given how he’s acted, I can’t see a single company that would let him pen test their systems or a red team that would take that risk to their reputation.

Love the graphics, but is a plague event every 100 years really necessary?

saw the mugshot, thought this would be fitting

Can people who stop trying to throw tech at things where it clearly doesn’t belong? Seems like every time I turn around people are trying to use AI for things with the expectation that it’s some flawless innovation that can do no wrong.

And that’s not even getting into the privacy nightmare that comes with things like this