Improper neutralization of special elements used in a command (‘command injection’) in Windows Notepad App allows an unauthorized attacker to execute code over a network.

An attacker could trick a user into clicking a malicious link inside a Markdown file opened in Notepad, causing the application to launch unverified protocols that load and execute remote files.

TIL notepad can render markdown

I was sarcastic, nowadays you can rarely find interesting maps on r/mapporn, mostly similar very low effort posts and reposts.

They can track your ip address even if its embedded. Tracking pixels are existing for this reason. You can’t open images directly on reddit, it redirects to an image viewer, which loads god knows what javascript.

But my biggest issue is I can’t see it embedded, because lemmy.zip is blocked, or reddit is blocked from here. See how it looks from my point of view, open this in a browser: https://lemmy.zip/post/58805412

Why do you want to post it in avif? My problem was you just linked it from reddit, and haven’t uploaded it somewhere else. I can’t open it because it’s linked from reddit, not because it’s not avif. There are countless image hosts, a lot people use https://catbox.moe/ for example, and it won’t convert it to any other format.

For posts you are right, the default webui wants to open them as links, but in Voyager they are embedded correctly. This is temporary, as support for avif was already added in January, it will work in the future, I guess in the next release: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/pull/3738

In comments avif already works everywhere.

No, lemmy.zip converts it to avif, the original is jpg, this is the link of the image you posted: https://i.redd.it/sg3ssz188iig1.jpeg

I don’t know if the problem is on lemmy’s side, or reddit rate limits us or something. But we shouldn’t give clicks to reddit anyway.

Also if the post will be deleted on reddit it will stop working here as well, so it’s more future proof if you mirror it to here or somewhere else.

1. Go to this website or one of its clones: https://thetruesize.com/ If you search for “true size map” there a lot of similar websites
2. Eyeball the countries
3. Screenshot
4. Post

It’s like 5 minutes max, with some practice I think you can lower that to less than half minutes.

Or, as it’s from reddit, I suspect its a repost bot, so just find the last time it was posted

Recreated something similar now:

Can you host images somewhere else than reddit? It’s blocked(?) by some instances, I can’t even see them without going to lemmy.world, or following the link to reddit. On reddit you can’t open images in full size, literally the worst image host I can imagine.

Reuploaded to lemmy.zip:

(I won’t comment on how much work was to create this screenshot. Classic r/mapporn)

The behind the scenes video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ymBk3ikI9s

I understand now why it’s strange, why everyone is in the uncanny valley. The actors played their parts now, and they mocapped their 30-years-ago models. Or something like that.

But this CGI doesn’t look as good as I would expect. I don’t know what went wrong.

You can create scripts in Nautilus which adds options to the rightclick menu, then you can assign keybinds to them: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/GNOME/Files#Custom_scripts This is Arch wiki, but this applies to all distros

What “rooted into me” means?

Did the attacker just exposed something about their system to you?

There are a lot academics on mastodon, check out this list: https://github.com/nathanlesage/academics-on-mastodon

Lemmy/Piefed/Mbin aka the threadiverse is not for this type of networking, you should try the twitter alternative side of the fediverse. You can still follow lemmy communities from there.

Just use your search engine? It’s just a sticker, I have seen several in my life, I couldn’t tell the difference.

How did that “weird dll” get on your computer? What computer do you have which has 100 TB+ storage?

Rare photo, as it shows the temporary Kossuth Bridge, it was built in 1946, demolished in 1960. It’s the second, flat bridge on the photo with small pillars.

Color photo of the bridge from 1957:

Nowadays there is no bridge in place of this bridge, M2 underground crosses the Danube about there below.

During WW2 retreating Nazi forces blew up all bridges of Budapest in 1945, it was quicker to build a new temporary bridge than reconstructing one of the old ones.

The first rebuilt bridge was ready in late 1946, Liberty Bridge is a cantilever bridge, half of the structure survived, and it was still stable.

The last rebuilt bridge was Elisabeth Bridge finished in 1964. Actually this photo was taken next to it, the statue in the foreground is of Saint Gerard, overlooking Elisabeth Bridge. At the time of the photo one of the towers of the bridge was was still standing on the other side of the Danube, This photo is from 1953:

Unfortunately, that’s not true.

It’s only coming to Android devices running Google Play Services, aka GMS. So Huawei and degoogled Android devices are left out. They write about walled garden, but it’s just a tunnel between two walled gardens.

Number of countries using comma may be more, but as India and China and Nigeria use dot, the number of dot user people may be higher.

Source

Different angle in a post from 3 months ago: https://piefed.social/c/historyruins/p/1459666/ruins-of-the-old-summer-palace-beijing-china

I remembered, I saw this somewhere recently, it was here!

It shows me the archaelogical site subcategory, top result:

I guess the problem is it’s called archAelogical, not archeological. Im not sure which one is the correct spelling

OSM “categories” are not mapped one to one with CoMaps categories.

office=notary is interpreted as a synonym of office=lawyer. You can see this replacement in this file:

https://codeberg.org/comaps/comaps/src/branch/main/data/replaced_tags.txt#L96

So all notary offices are displayed as lawyer’s offices. There are 50k lawyer’s offices in OSM, while only 10k notaries, maybe it would be good time to separate them, maybe there were fewer when support for these tags was added. Taginfo comparison

Osmand uses a totally different map generation workflow, so it’s expected that you see different things there. Osmand tries to stay close to the upstream OSM tagging shenanigans, while CoMaps aims to be a more user friendly app, you can see it here again.

but can’t select the category to see all PoIs from this category on map.

If you search for the name of a subcategory CoMaps will show that in the search result. If you tap on that it will highlight elements with that subcategory. So search for “archaeological site”

For people not using comaps in English: currently there is an issue where the devs collect abbreviations in addresses, so if you search for a shortened name of a street comaps can resolve it and find it: https://codeberg.org/comaps/comaps/issues/786