My python scripts won’t compile… I’m using GCC it keeps giving me errors :(

In a distant post-apocalyptic future, the survivors will use hard drive platters as a currency.

If you want to be very secure, host a VPN and don’t open any ports besides the VPN port. Then access anything as though you’re on LAN.

Use it to make a webcam server. You could probably afford to plug in multiple webcams since it has USB 3. Great for checking on the home when you’re away.

Make it into a router and access point. Connect your phone to the AP and use tcpdump to capture packets from your phone for a few minutes. Look through the packets with Wireshark and see how much data is being leaked.

What is their reasoning?

The only thing you need to know is goto statements

Reddit is the worst Lemmy alternative

YOU WILL UPVOTE THE POST

YOU WILL LOOK AT THE ADS

AND YOU WILL BE HAPPY

Is it safe to host a public server on your home network? I’d feel safer if it was on a VPS just in case it’s compromised.

I can’t get a usb webcam working on rock64. Just a heads up, the software support is very poor.

Rising interest rates (among other factors) are causing investors to pull out. Since these websites have always relied on investors they never had to be profitable until now.

YouTube has been upsetting its users for over a decade now and also needs to make more money. The only thing stopping it from being overtaken is the sheer amount of infrastructure required to host videos on that scale.

Least destructive Elon moment

Generation Beta: -- --- .-. ... . / -.-. --- -.. . / -... . / .-.. .. - / ..-. .- -- / -. --- / -.-. .- .--.

The details don’t match but the overall architecture is similar. Obviously since email is just messaging between two parties you don’t have to download anything, the server just waits until a message comes in.

Why didn’t it ever become the norm?

I love how they just gave up at the end and pulled the app from all the app stores.

It’s almost like the neural network trained specifically to look smarter than it is… turned out to not be as smart as we had initially hoped.