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Comment on Linux privilege escalation (CVE-2026-31431) in ~comp
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Comment on Linux privilege escalation (CVE-2026-31431) in ~comp
h3x Link ParentAs far as I'm aware the only major distribution with a fix out in the wild is Proxmox. It'll likely be a minor revision number that you have, rather than a major version update, in terms of a...As far as I'm aware the only major distribution with a fix out in the wild is Proxmox. It'll likely be a minor revision number that you have, rather than a major version update, in terms of a kernel fix. You can check if your system is vulnerable like this:
lsmod | grep algif_aead # no output means your kernel is safe grep API_AEAD=m /boot/config-$(uname -r) # output here means that you can apply the workaround below echo -e 'blacklist algif_aead\ninstall algif_aead /bin/false' > /etc/modprobe.d/copy-fail.conf update-initramfs -u rebootThis has caught the world by surprise, so everyone's in a bit of a hurry to apply the relevant patch, but they'll be out soon enough. It sounds like you've just got a handful of single-user machines, so your risk is much lower than say a multi-user server. Remember that access to a given machine is required to make this exploit work.
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Comment on Linux privilege escalation (CVE-2026-31431) in ~comp
h3x LinkWe're scrabbling at work to try and get this mitigated, what a mess.We're scrabbling at work to try and get this mitigated, what a mess.
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Comment on The Dealer's Tarot - Modern games to play with a tarot deck in ~games.tabletop
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Comment on The Dealer's Tarot - Modern games to play with a tarot deck in ~games.tabletop
h3x Link ParentColour me very intrigued! I’ve also been enjoying games that use standardised components, so I’ll be keen to check this list out. I’m also trying to get to grips with Regicide at the moment, after...My dream is to one day develop a card-based TTRPG system, and I hadn't thought of using Tarot before but may have to consider it.
Colour me very intrigued!
I’ve also been enjoying games that use standardised components, so I’ll be keen to check this list out. I’m also trying to get to grips with Regicide at the moment, after enjoying Scoundrel quite a lot. Not quite TTRPG levels, but worth a look, perhaps?
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Comment on X Japan - Art Of Life (1993) in ~music
h3x Link ParentOnce upon a time I used to be able to play most of this song on the guitar. Some of the solos and arpeggios are fiendishly difficult, but it’s such a cool song that my teenage self couldn’t help...Once upon a time I used to be able to play most of this song on the guitar. Some of the solos and arpeggios are fiendishly difficult, but it’s such a cool song that my teenage self couldn’t help but try. Thanks for letting me relive those days!
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Comment on Very Important People: Boris Tarshkokan in ~tv
h3x Link ParentAlso highly recommend Game Changer, which is a bit more varied, but still excellent!Also highly recommend Game Changer, which is a bit more varied, but still excellent!
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Comment on Godzilla Minus Zero | First look teaser in ~movies
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Comment on Looking for more pop / rock songs with sick sax solos! Got any ideas? in ~music
h3x LinkMiasma by Ghost! It’s an instrumental track, but great fun. The way they perform it live is superb.It’s an instrumental track, but great fun. The way they perform it live is superb.
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Comment on Am I German or autistic? in ~health.mental
h3x Link Parent20% German, 53% Autistic. What is the remaining 27%?! I need to lie down.20% German, 53% Autistic. What is the remaining 27%?!
I need to lie down.
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Comment on Half-baked idea for metered inline image allowances in ~tildes
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Comment on Email obfuscation: What works in 2026? in ~comp
h3x Link ParentI feel a little ashamed to say that didn't even occur to me while adopting HTML Entities on my personal website. I'll have to do a bit of reading up on how screen readers work to make sure I've...I feel a little ashamed to say that didn't even occur to me while adopting HTML Entities on my personal website. I'll have to do a bit of reading up on how screen readers work to make sure I've picked a good option.
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Comment on Trans Day of Visibility in ~lgbt
h3x Link ParentMy shitty-arse brain was trying to come up with ways to disagree, but I'm trying to be kinder to myself, so I'll just say; thanks friend! <3My shitty-arse brain was trying to come up with ways to disagree, but I'm trying to be kinder to myself, so I'll just say; thanks friend! <3
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Comment on Trans Day of Visibility in ~lgbt
h3x Link ParentOmg, thank you 🥰 I was very much feeling myself that day, I have to say!Omg, thank you 🥰 I was very much feeling myself that day, I have to say!
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Comment on Trans Day of Visibility in ~lgbt
h3x Link ParentSure! It's nothing overly special, but it's here anyways =]Sure! It's nothing overly special, but it's here anyways =]
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Comment on Trans Day of Visibility in ~lgbt
h3x LinkI have been going through a shitty week of dysphoria, and I wasn't feeling too keen to be visible yesterday. Buuut, I bought myself pizza for lunch, put a thing up on my blog which got seen by a...I have been going through a shitty week of dysphoria, and I wasn't feeling too keen to be visible yesterday. Buuut, I bought myself pizza for lunch, put a thing up on my blog which got seen by a bunch of nice people, and I threw a halfway decent outfit and makeup together to go out to the theatre last night, and I felt a load better for all of those (well, maybe not the pizza). It was a good reminder that actively practising/observing/choosing femininity feels better than just letting myself languish in jeans and oversized hoodie.
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Comment on Email obfuscation: What works in 2026? in ~comp
h3x LinkI've recently switched my blog over to Bear, and I've been having a great time with it. One thing that Bear does lack is native comments. This is by design, and a number of solutions exist to...I've recently switched my blog over to Bear, and I've been having a great time with it. One thing that Bear does lack is native comments. This is by design, and a number of solutions exist to generate a comments section onto a given page. However, a growing trend in the community is to put "Reply by email" or similar at the bottom of the comments section, often with their personal email address in plaintext in a
<a href="mailto:">tag. I quite like this idea, and I wanted to try it myself, but I know through bitter experience that having a plaintext email address on the open web is just asking for endless spam, so I went looking for solutions to the problem that didn't involve putting together a form, and found this page. It's interesting to look at what works and what doesn't, and I was surprised by how well some of the more trivial solutions work! -
Email obfuscation: What works in 2026?
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Comment on This eerily accurate ‘LinkedIn Speak’ translation tool will help you sound like an instant thinkfluencer in ~tech
h3x LinkHuge shoutout for sharing this! 🚀 My fiancée and I just spent some time diving into this tool and we couldn't stop laughing—it was an absolute blast! 😂 The tone is spot on and truly nails the user...Huge shoutout for sharing this! 🚀 My fiancée and I just spent some time diving into this tool and we couldn't stop laughing—it was an absolute blast! 😂 The tone is spot on and truly nails the user experience. Love seeing this kind of innovation! 🎯✨
#Innovation #UserExperience #TechTrends #Engagement #MustTry
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Comment on Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone | Teaser in ~tv
h3x Link ParentI’ve reached the point in my mind where I can’t separate Harry Potter from Rowling’s transphobia. As a trans woman myself, and with a kid who is almost certainly going to end up coming out as...I’ve reached the point in my mind where I can’t separate Harry Potter from Rowling’s transphobia. As a trans woman myself, and with a kid who is almost certainly going to end up coming out as binary trans, I won’t even be pirating it. The sooner this shit fades to obscurity (yeah right) the better.
Ahh, good point! At my workplace we don't really mess with rolling release distros. Debian, Ubuntu, Proxmox, RHEL, CentOS, Rocky, and Suse are the main ones for us. So I actually just completely forgot about Arch et al. :P