#Windows vulnerabilities

[diagnozabam]

Windows 10: Ultimul apel pentru upgrade înainte de retragerea suportului în 2025

Producătorul de soluții antivirus ESET avertizează utilizatorii și companiile că sfârșitul suportului pentru Windows 10, programat pentru 14 octombrie 2025, impune adoptarea unor măsuri urgente. Fie că aleg să treacă la Windows 11 sau să migreze către sisteme alternative precum Linux, utilizatorii trebuie să evite riscurile de securitate asociate utilizării unui sistem de operare neactualizat. De…

[transgenderfivepebbles]

the expectation for the meaning of existence

[whumpyinside]

Who else is obsessed with characters who hide their eyes?

I myself cannot get enough, especially being a whump enthusiast.

I think it’s the thrill of the intimacy of seeing someone exposed and vulnerable, when they usually hide with their defenses up.

What do y’all think?

👀

*personally, I feel significantly more comfortable and confident when I wear sunglasses/my eyes are hidden.

[itspileofgoodthings]

CUTEST thing that happened this week: I asked the students if they’d ever read Cyrano de Bergerac (fully expecting that they hadn’t) and I got this chorus of yes’s back and I said “oh my gosh I love it” and then students exploded at me elaborating on how much they hated it and how weird it was etc. and then we talked about it for a few minutes and I was able to see so clearly, because it wasn’t me teaching it to them, that it wasn’t that they didn’t like it—they just didn’t know what to think and needed someone to help them figure it out.

[weirdcat1213]

if I had a nickle for each time this year I've watched the mc rescue a child version of his boy/friend from a representation of his own mind (that was created by pretty sad circumstances) by reassuring them they are not alone and people care for them I WOULD HAVE 2 NICKLES WHICH ISNT MUCH BUT ITS WEIRD THAT IT HAPPENED TWICE-

[mollywauk]

Do you think Essek ever went to the Xorhaus when the Nein weren't there just to get away and feel closer to them?

[frog707]

I'm speechless

"That's not a bug; it's a feature" is the punchline of endless programmer humor. But this isn't a joke, and it isn't funny.

What more can I say?

[artistakai]

Being in an American school lockdown feels way more horrifying, it's a horrible dread especially if it's the real deal and not a test

[muontron]

A lot of people are upset or disappointed that modern science in astronomy is not so advanced yet to do all the cool hypothetical sci-fi stuff that we want to do—(intergalactic space travel, for instance, is a big kicker.)

So many people are so upset about this—the fact that we, as a species, inherently yearn to explore the vastness of space, but can’t because of , well—reality. And I understand that. But what really upsets me is that, This in turn, detaches people from Astronomy. Makes them think it’s boring-that there’s no POINT in doing all of this for space because it doesn’t directly seem to benefit us. And although I have many qualms about that statement, that isn’t the reason why I’m typing all of this out.

Listen— humanity is at that part of discovery and learning and innovation that what we can accomplish is—in my opinion, in its own right better in some ways— than what is the preconceived notions of what “advanced” humankind is supposed to look like.

Sure, we can’t fly a rocket to the Andromeda Galaxy, or terraform mars and live there, but you know what we can do?

Look at universes, other worlds, from long before the word “human” even MEANT something. See the distant past as if it was right in front of us. Send rovers and satellites and flybys to planets to send us data so we can do research on what COULD be there. Anyone can research about the universe if they so wished to, and all this information is available to anyone that chooses to accept it. …and, It always has been. Humanity has always looked at the stars for answers, whether that be scientific, religious, or spiritual—and I think that’s beautiful in its own right.

You will always have the choice to enjoy Astronomy— it’ll be there anyways, forever. You don’t need to be there-there to love it, because you’re right where you need to be. you just need to look up.

[userpironi]

am i allowed to be vulnerable for two minutes and then we never talk about it again

[littledancingballerina]

not the best condition copy but still Lovely

[brionysea]

s1 jancy having a moment at the byers house and steve interrupting to announce his brand new redemption arc vs s4 byler having a moment and jonathan spontaneously appearing in the doorway because it's his bedroom

[seem0reglass]

I have a sneaking suspicion that in those ~dark ~academia ~aesthetic posts, the books in the photos are turned around with their pages edges facing out bc the books they actually have are contemporary tv on paper books that don't match their ~color ~scheme

[m-owo-n]

In my need to project myself onto Steve Harrington, I’m picturing modern au Steve being a huge fan of Chappell Roan. Like, happened upon Pink Pony Club when it first came out and immediately became obsessed. Robin teases the hell out of him for it when she finds out by finding him listening to Red Wine Supernova on repeat while it was doing rounds on tiktok. He goes full gatekeeper mode, he’s been a fan for years at this point! He’s happy she’s getting the recognition she deserves, but he wasn’t playing it because it was ‘trendy’. Robin backs off and becomes a fan through Steve, who shows her Chappell Roans whole discography.

…all this to say that one day Steve is blasting Casual in his car on a hot summers day, windows rolled down. And he’s singing along-screaming? Along? He’s in the zone, slapping his hands on the steering wheel, nodding his head along as he pulls up to a stop light. And it’s at the part of the song where it goes “Knee deep in the passenger seat and you're eating me out-“ (he’s singing this with his whole being, mind you) when he happens to glance over to his right and he stops singing.

Because sitting in his van also at the light, is a slack jawed Eddie Munson.

Steve turns red.

The song is still blaring.

The light turns green.

Steve thinks he almost broke the gas petal with his takeoff.

[infizero]

randomly rewatching the mlp s4 finale is bad for my health is anyone else seeing this

[mariemariemaria]

Does anybody else feel the waves of history crashing over them constantly and like they can't escape the generational trauma that permeates and poisons every interaction they have or do I just need to chill and have a drink lol