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schrottkatze ⚡
10 February at 19:23

OH MY GOD
so
ÖBB disabled easy name changes via their settings UI
*but*
i was like "eh, i wonder if i can just... un-disable the input field via devtools"
so i did
and it worked
ÖBB didnt validate the random name change in their backend

11 February at 8:39 | Open on pleroma.envs.net
schrottkatze ⚡

anyway, PSA for austrian trans people who didn't change their name in ÖBBs system i guess:
ÖBB doesn't allow you to change your name easily
you can do that anyway if you open devtools, find the input element for the first name, and just remove "disabled="""
you can just click save and... it saves correctly.

:BoostOK:

10 February at 19:25 | Open on chaos.social
/ˈstɑːr.dʌst/

@schrottkatze lol. lmao even.

"einmal mit Profis" hat also manchmal tatsächlich sogar praktische Folgen :awesome:

10 February at 20:00 | Open on chaos.social
noodlejetski :verified_gay:

@schrottkatze so *that's* this DIY transition thing I've heard so much about

10 February at 21:41 | Open on masto.ai
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Bread
11 February at 7:53

i know my account here is basically dead but it has more reach: so basically i found an archive i made a really long time ago. its encrypted and i forgot the password. luckily, i stored the password in a separate file, that is also encrypted and i forgot the password to. but luckily i kind of remember the structure of the password, like what it started like and some phrases inside of it and stuff. it is an encrypted libreoffice document. is there any way to try to bruteforce a bunch of combinations of words to hopefully crack it? this is really important to me

please boost this!

i know my account here is basically dead but it has more reach: so basically i found an archive i made a really long time ago. its encrypted and i forgot the password. luckily, i stored the password in a separate file, that is also encrypted and i forgot the password to. but luckily i kind of remember the structure of the password, like what it started like and some phrases inside of it and stuff. it is an encrypted libreoffice document. is there any way to try to bruteforce a bunch of combinations...

11 February at 8:07 | Open on pleroma.envs.net
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pillow princess (autumn)
10 February at 23:18

@winter@pleroma.envs.net we should find a summer and spring and form a magical girls thing

idek what i'm saying anymore

10 February at 23:32 | Open on pleroma.envs.net
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if microsoft made a cpu would they put a hardware clr vm on it for hardware accelerated .net execution
10 February at 23:11 | Open on pleroma.envs.net
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WalterKühl :bagpiper:
Jayne, destroyer of integrated circuits

@aires ah, finally something to detect if someone on your team is copy pasting from copilot

15 Nov 2024 at 8:23 | Open on tech.lgbt
Livi :unverified:

@aires
Me when doing uni homework :neofox_googly_woozy:

16 Nov 2024 at 8:16 | Open on meow.social
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winter
10 February at 22:46

i remember seeing a post to this effect but i don't remember where or who from so im just gonna say it again because i agree

i don't get the core point of the osa. like its whole deal is "stop anyone under the age of 18 finding anything sexual online at all ever" which i just Don't see the problem there like. if someone doesn't want to see porn that came up by accident they can close the tab regardless of age. if parents are shitting themselves about their kids seeing porn they can do something by themselves. if the concern is about pedos and groomers well this law isn't gonna do jack shit to stop that happening anyway is it. it really just comes off as conservative/christian anti sex rhetoric imo. also supposing it does work, i would be horrified to see what Average Teenage Boy would be like having not been exposed to any sexual material until turning 18 especially given the general state of sex ed 😐

i remember seeing a post to this effect but i don't remember where or who from so im just gonna say it again because i agree

i don't get the core point of the osa. like its whole deal is "stop anyone under the age of 18 finding anything sexual online at all ever" which i just Don't see the problem there like. if someone doesn't want to see porn that came up by accident they can close the tab regardless...

10 February at 22:56 | Open on pleroma.envs.net
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hRobinGuy
10 February at 22:52
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10 February at 22:55 | Open on pleroma.envs.net
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MNNH News English :verified:
10 February at 22:31

BREAKING: Vivi endorses "gooner" community in controversial post

10 February at 22:32 | Open on pleroma.envs.net
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Julia :v_bi:
10 February at 13:21 on post chat for the love of fuck please do not ship c# with java we do NOT want another Visual J# to deal with

@kopper@brain.d.on-t.work hot passionate C# and Java sex that results in Javregnancy, 9 months later we have a new Oracle Product for C#

10 February at 22:28 | Open on pleroma.envs.net
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Henry Jacobs-Foyles
10 February at 15:37

Citigroup is spending £1bn to attract staff back to its Canary Wharf tower, including remodelling floors, changing natural lighting patterns, and more.

Maybe it'd be easier to renovate these offices to provide accommodation instead. If we consider that workers prefer WFH due to the lower commute costs and so on, then it makes sense to actually alter these offices as a place to live instead. Offices are located in prime areas with public transport access, great local amenities, etc, which makes them ideal to house your workforce too. Instead of bringing the office to the home, you can bring the home to the office.

Let's not have people sleeping under their desks, but sleeping in an employer-provided flat in the same building. It just makes sense.

Citigroup is spending £1bn to attract staff back to its Canary Wharf tower, including remodelling floors, changing natural lighting patterns, and more.

Maybe it'd be easier to renovate these offices to provide accommodation instead. If we consider that workers prefer WFH due to the lower commute costs and so on, then it makes sense to actually alter these offices as a place to live instead. Offices...

10 February at 22:13 | Open on pleroma.envs.net
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Nex
10 February at 21:45

it/its pronouns (plushie) vs it/its pronouns (robot)

10 February at 21:47 | Open on pleroma.envs.net
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cuddling my blahaj and imagining what it would feel like if i was the one being cuddled instead ,,,,,,,,,,,,,
10 February at 21:47 | Open on pleroma.envs.net
Autumn (Null) :neofox:

@winter gonna cuddle my blahaj and wish i could cuddle someone,,,,,,,

10 February at 21:48 | Open on ice.0xportal.social
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