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Social Engineering
The Science of Human Hacking
Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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@moshidon i Hope nothing serious. Get well soon!
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@sirpondo ahahahah li ho corrotti con del cibo...
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@adriananselmo
Nooooooo
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I gatti mi guardano strano perché canto a squarciagola. Il fatto che sono leggermente stonata forse c'entra qualcosa.
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@versodiverso ti capisco! Sono arrivata a un punto che con le persone o parli di cavolate come il tempo o altrimenti se accenni a un argomento un pelo più serio sgranano gli occhi e poi spariscono…‘na tristezza. Poi non so…io credo che la gente sia talmente stressata da tutto che ha solo bisogno di svago (e lo cerca sui social o ad aperitivi mentre parla di cavolate 🤣).
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Yes, the @bsdcan 2026 Call for papers is open! See https://www.bsdcan.org/2026/papers.html, submissions deadline is 17 January 2026.
#bsdcan #cfp #callforpapers #conference #bsd #freebsd #openbsd #netbsd #freesoftware #libresoftware
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@oblomov
Yes, it's a "hard fork" of Firefox.
Most of it is still Mozilla code from the days of Firefox 3 (Pale Moon started in 2009), but over the years and especially after Electrolysis (Firefox's multi-process architecture) things diverged so much they are completely different products.
Unfortunately people see "Firefox 3" and scream "old and insecure!!!" like it's a religious mantra, but the platform is developed to this day and you can use it as your primary browser just fine, like I do. In some cases it's even more secure than the rest: when there are issues with certificates or TLS you are warned instead of connecting at all costs, certain abusable javascript API are not implemented or intentionally crippled, etc.
