Yea good thing you didn’t. MSHTA is the app that lets you run Microsoft HTML Apps (usually used for their help articles). Those can contain JavaScript or VBScript code. And since you’re pasting it in a Run box it’ll happily execute it, even if it’s a remote source.
Generally it would only run as your user (you’re not admin are you?), which would still be enough to make your life miserable, but it could also try to run known exploits and raise itself to admin and own your whole computer.
I had this on an SAS flight almost a decade ago. It worked out well because the earlier you sign up the bettter your chance. I got upgraded to transatlantic Business class for only $300 per person.
That is one of the biggest reason I look at experience and ask situational questions as opposed to looking at their certs. The number of people with an impressive amount of certs but nothing more than rote memorization is insane. The moment you ask them how to apply it, they fall apart.
1€/month isn’t bad at all. How did you notice such a small increase and not chalk it up to a fee or something. Watching that bill like a hawk.
Serious question: how does war thunder end up with the leaks they do all the time?
I’d do an ad that says: “We don’t pay the tariffs. You do” — Canada
Just a note. The government is using Signal most likely to get around FOIA and other requests for documentation and accountability.
Got it! Yeah it’s hard not to hate how much they’re getting away with.
Okay, got it. I’m a bit confused though about how that changes my statement around the fact he won’t be charged.
Illegal is only illegal if someone is willing to prosecute it. Who pray tell is going to charge the Secretary of Commerce?
Just wait till they vote to add it as a protected class.
I will say, one of the best in flight meals I ever had was in business class on SAS. Looks like it’s a long tradition.
/c/crackwatch@lemmy.dbzer0.com sure you can
I’d add Denuvo to that list. Easily a 10-20% impact.
Ngl. I was tempted to drop up to $1K on them just to fucking take it out of their hands.
Don’t forget Natalie Portman covered in hot grits along with Natalie Dormer and a clone of the former.
Reader has always been free. This is for Pro which allows you to do manipulation of PDFs, not just viewing them.
I made the joke that we’ll have SystemD/Linux replacing GNU/Linux and the number of “well asckuallys…” that popped up was simultaneously humorous and saddening.
Yeah I love how people are panning it and laughing, but thin clients are bread and butter to most enterprises. I think we have around 1,800 deployed at last count. The price is competitive and if you’ve gone all in on the Microsoft ecosystem it makes sense.