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Jay’s Art CornerLooks like @[email protected]’s boyfriend decided he needed some big diapuh relaxation time. Aww, don’t look too embarrassed about the pink diapers, pup, it matches the blush in your cheeks. :p
Hmmm went back to trying the thick lines tonight, not feeling it. Hmm.
#abdl #furry #diapers
ChrisGTiming Flaw in systemd Cleanup Enables Root Privilege Escalation
Timing Flaw in systemd Cleanup Enables Root Privilege Escalation - Lemmy.World
Yet another critical vulnerability in systemd, this time involving snapd. Ubuntu folk are affected. “A serious security issue has been discovered in Ubuntu, and it is gaining attention in the cybersecurity community. The vulnerability is identified as CVE-2026-3888 and mainly affects Ubuntu Desktop systems from version 24.04 onwards. This flaw is dangerous because it allows an attacker with limited access to gain full root privileges. Root access means complete control over the entire system.”
Sebastian Silverfox
Pepper Roo (Hazumu Plisken)Help! I'm being devoured!!!
#Furry #Fursuit #Fursuiter #FurryFandom #FurryOC #DinoMeet #Scotiacon #Scotiacon2026 #Scotiacon26
forestbeastsDebian.
It’s pretty great for desktop stuff these days. Basically Ubuntu minus the shit. Any desktop you want, it’s got live installers now (several different ones with different desktops), it’s got nonfree firmware on the disc, they’ve really upped their game.
(And if the recent systemd stuff skeeves you out, you can toss out systemd, even. It’s not for the faint of heart though.)
– Frost
I don’t have a Linux phone myself, but from all I’ve read the Furilabs FLX1s is the most “Just works” Linux phone today that runs a community UI (Phosh+GNOME). Supposedly it runs Android apps well, and regular Flatpaks.
I think Jolla has a more custom software stack, but it also supposedly works well.
See also @[email protected].
Matty_rArtix Linux Installer
Ravioli rule - programming.dev
Lazy-Artix - CodeBerg [https://codeberg.org/matty_r/lazy-artix] Hey all, just thought i’d share my Artix Linux installer script. I’ve wanted to give Artix a solid go, and decided to bring up my old Arch Linux install script to be used with Artix. I’m still working on it a lot and there is definitely some stuff in there that needs to be updated - but I’m pretty happy with it so far. This is written all in bash, and is to be used with the base Artix Linux OpenRC ISO. Right now i’m focusing on getting KDE up and going, and then fixing up some of the bundles that can be selected. It’s nothing special - I started it years ago for Arch before the official installer existed, and only myself and a couple others have used it so it hasn’t had a great deal of scrutiny. But anyway, just thought i’d share it. (No AI has been used, also I migrated this over from GitHub so there are a few bits and pieces left over from that)