I wrote some code to generate a random name out of some of the wordchunks I had edited already and it resulted in this

@kemona_halftau I want to try this but I think I need a longer antenna

I’m running out of disk space

> df -h
Filesystem             Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
[...]
/dev/mapper/cryptroot  466G  440G   15G  97% /
[...]

@kemona_halftau interesting. if I refresh/toggle regional results on and off I sometimes get slightly different results, but it's always your youtube channel as the first result (with the other half tau channel and random videos from it further down)

@kemona_halftau the first result on duckduckgo is actually your youtube channel (followed by a random post on a random fedi instance)

@weirdtreething I'm often not even awake at noon

@feliks Venezuela is my favourite gender

@weirdtreething no, it's too hot

A vulnerability in ffmpeg allows remote code execution via a crafted media file https://www.securityweek.com/ffmpeg-pixelsmash-flaw-allows-rce-on-video-players-media-servers-nas-appliances/

This affects anything that would even try to generate a *thumbnail*, and that includes your file browser, your fedi server, etc etc etc.

EDIT: Replies have pointed out that ASLR needed to be disabled for the exploit to work, so it may not be quite as exploitable as the press release makes it sound. Not sure. (At least, not without many retries.) At any rate, look forward to deploying the fix.

good morning

good night (it's almost 5am and already light, I definitely should've gone to bed hours ago)

@thatgalsilver @kemona_halftau @maddy do you just mean the word filter (which combined with not enabling "hide word-filtered posts" results in requiring an extra click to open cw'd word filtered posts)? other than that, I only see "Collapse posts with content warnings" and a list of things to ask for confirmation for that does not include opening content warnings

@kemona_halftau good night!

@lunareclipse RSA 4096 is still vulnerable to Shor's algorithm, so no (there's no current quantum computer capable of breaking RSA 4096, but there's no current quantum computer capable of breaking Ed25519 either)

@0x6e6174 same (because I use btrfs)

@kemona_halftau Shelves are placed neatly on the books.