Can you explain this? I have so many questions.
dirtycrow
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This is hilarious because I can attest to this. I took a class where we were partially graded on security - part of that was proper SQL parameterization. Half of my team couldn’t / wouldn’t be bothered to do so. It was just impossibly hard to get them to do so, almost as if I was asking them to do 10 pushups for every line of code.
I fiddled with TI BASIC in school and wrote a horrifying abomination that ran Minesweeper. Complete with 3x3 clearing and flagging. Calc 1 was my free period.
/nerd if those are image/video files, they are likely already compressed and are high entropy high randomness. They probably wouldnt have a 1:5 compression ratio /unnerd
Same mate, every room I enter. I could fit the amount of stuff I say every day into one page of a word document.
Cooking guide said 2000 F for 1 minute
Yes but it’s very much so in beta. You can use it but expect loss of some functionality
It might go away if you give it some usage. I had a t440p that had this issue as well and I couldn’t identify what made it stop. It can get really annoying. There’s not really anything you can besides updating the firmware and software or identifying the specific component and sealing it. Or returning it - but the g5 seems nice overall. Maybe talk to a Lenovo rep? I’m just a random guy on the Internet.
According to this you need to upgrade your BIOS. https://support.lenovo.com/us/en/solutions/ht516270-how-to-fix-a-fan-error
Libreboot just replaces the stock BIOS firmware with a Coreboot distribution version. The contents of the flash rom. Things like WiFi cards, keyboard, multi-touch trackpad, usb ports, Ethernet, SD cards readers, etc. could be affected by a new firmware. I mention SD card reader because mine didn’t work on the T440p when I installed Libreboot, but hey, that’s a compromise I guess.
OK. I think I get it. So people enable uPnP on their routers and then open Minecraft's port using uTorrent (or any other program that opens a port with uPnP). And they do all of that instead of just logging into their NAT routers. Honestly, sounds like something I would do before I knew networking concepts, though if it were explained to me it would be a million times more confusing than just learning how to configure NAT.