The habitable parts of the ship would have to be rotating to provide artificial gravity. But what would wear and tear be like after 100 years? 200? Can we even build a machine to last 400 years? How can we launch such big parts and get them into space? And I can not imagine being stuck on a ship for your remaining lifespan. Would AI be used to educate the crew?

The website was running on a version of Freebsd that was severely outdated. Version 10.1. A PDF exploit using Ghostscript allowed running a SUID binary to gain access. There is no excuse for running such an outdated version in 2025 when version 13.5 is out now. This is just laziness.

What next? AI to configure Active Directory.

AI to help with the CMD prompt?

AI in Windows Explorer?

Was it not META that was storing passwords without even MD5? Storing them in plain-text? How embarrassing in 2024. Not even SHA512.

Why is this even a thing? There should be higher penalties for swatting.

So when are we going back to the Moon? I want to see the SpaceX spacesuits coping with Moon conditions.

I really need to give this a go. I have booted an ISO with GRUB before, this should be a fun weekend project.

40 light-years away is 'nearby'? That is a massive distance. maybe use warp 6.

When are we getting an open-source Nvidia driver? I would love to not use a binary blob in the kernel, that is a pain. Having an open-source kernel driver for Nvidia would be amazing.

Pity it is not a movie about the war between Humans and machines, a movie about the war would be amazing. I want a live-action Animatrix.

I compiled a binary with gcc and uploaded it and it says: Error: Invalid file type

WTH?

ChatGPT and Google Gemini are not the best at programming anyway, they get a lot wrong. Who would depend 100% on a chatbot for programing and essay writing?

No hiss.

TRS-80. Loved it.

So does ping even work now? This is why I went back to Windows 7 after a drive failure.