Rentlar

Yeah. Here’s the blend file for it.

They are equally exploitable, but those exploits are generally easier to find and fix on open source software than closed.

As an example, look at the exploit chain Apple had only patched recently, “TriangleDB”. The exploit relied on several security flaws and undocumented functions, and it was used extensively in state-sponsored malware such as Pegasus for years. If any part of the exploit chain were patched, the malware wouldn’t have worked. It took a Russian cybersecurity firm a significant effort to track down how the exploit worked when they found out they were being targeted by the malware.

“I submitted most of the content for the first couple of months myself — I had all these different accounts… and sometime in August was the first day that I didn’t submit any content. Real users did. And literally every day since then, Reddit has been bigger than I ever thought it would be.” -Steve Huffman

So there you have it, all of you single instance users, don’t fret! Reddit didn’t become popular in a day, it was mostly Spez posting to himself.

As far as the IPO goes, I’ve left Reddit so it can succeed or crash and burn, I care little at this point.

Fun times in Cleveland again

Airbnb was so successful because it provides restricts behind exorbitant price-gouging for something we all need — a roof over our heads — and Flush is doing the same for bathrooms.

Fixed the quote for them.

Shoutout to our resident Tim Horton’s Shit Flinger.

There will be more of that if this shitty app proliferates.

I try to do the same, and also leave a comment praising people for reconsidering a position, and other forms of showing empathy regardless of how much I may have disagreed with any argument made.

See manager for your stand (ゴゴゴゴゴゴ)