Whisper 2FA: il nuovo kit di phishing che ruba le credenziali di Microsoft 365
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Whisper 2FA: il nuovo kit di phishing che ruba le credenziali di Microsoft 365
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Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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@mos_8502 @patcharcana too slow compared to what? The 8-bit Guy computer took years to ship. MEGA65 something like a decade, though that one had more demanding constraints in having to replicate existing hardware in FPGA and make an injection molded case and sort out other ridiculous stuff like shipping a floppy drive in 2024. You're doing fine.
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@zipidog rarissima e indice di assenza di veleni come la mia insalata dell'orto!
invece in quella che compero al supermercato non ci sono nè vermetti, bruchi, limacce, lumache e...terriccio!
la massaia griderebbe allo scandalo!
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trwnh@mastodon.social for the same reason we don't store HTTP requests in full in perpetuity and instead parse it's headers and body for relevant items and act accordingly.
ActivityStreams is a transport protocol.
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@helge @julian most "fedi" instances would be better served by a state synchronization protocol, but activitypub is Not That. you can't replay an outbox as a chronological event log. activitypub is better fit to be a notification protocol with built-in persistence (as opposed to linked data notifications which are just direct HTTP POST requests and do not automatically persist).
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@symbolics I've never seen a screenshot of Interlisp-D in color. I'm not sure whether the color logo in this AAAI 82 photo is an actual monitor or just a sign.
https://interlisp.org/photos/AAAI82/AAAI82_9_hu_4a14d9fb5d0b6063.jpg
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@patcharcana I worry that I'm too slow, actually.
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@mos_8502 Really excited by - and envious of - your iteration velocity with this project.
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@helge @julian for example, consider that activitystreams was designed to describe streams of activities, and activitypub was designed to publish activities. yet fedi discards activities and only unwraps them for their "side effects". then why use activitystreams or activitypub at all? any information model, data model, processing model, etc inherent to activity streams is being ignored.
