SnotFlickerman

The exploits are addressed in the patch released yesterday, on the final day of support.

Generally such exploits aren't released to the public until they have been patched, to prevent wider abuse of the exploits in the meantime.

https://msrc.microsoft.com/update-guide/en-US/advisory/CVE-2025-24990

As you can see here near the bottom of the page it lists security updates for this epxloit having been released on October 14rh, 2025, the final day of Win10 support. These updates will still be available to Windows 10 systems even after October 14th, they will just be unable to get new patches after that date.

Trump is going to be in charge of two of the longest US government shutdowns in history by a long shot. The fact that we can't just kick all the bums out and replace them when this kind of shit happens is a travesty.

I'm betting this will at least be a two month long shutdown if not indefinite shutdown because the Republicans want to break government so badly they're just willing to keep it shutdown at this point.

"We broke the government, which proves government doesn't work, which is why you need to trust us (the people who broke it) to save you from government" has been their whole shtick my entire fucking life.

Maybe I'll go and pick their brains. I have had numerous failures but maybe I need to be using something other than VMware or something.

I just know I have tried suggestions from lots of reddit threads and they all failed to make a successful boot to even begin to install.

I have tried and failed this too many times to count because I have an AMD processor.

Use Firefox + uBlock Origin on desktop and on mobile. Only watch YouTube via Firefox. Never see these bullshit ads again.

Currently adblocking is winning the war of the technical evolution of control vs. resistance.

This property of water dates back to the story of Archimedes in the tub shouting "Eureka!"

Power corrupts. Absolute power corrupts absolutely.

Further especially with powers granted from an injectable serum, the kind of people naturally drawn to it will already be the kind of people seeking power for their own ends.

Look I know Bandcamp got a bad rap for being bought and sold a few times but they still have Bandcamp Fridays and that coupled with my own streaming server at home seems like the ticket to me.

Immich is a more touchy beast because it includes a mobile app and the mobile app and the docker container need to generally be either the same version, or within a few versions of one another. There was a while where I forgot to update the server for a while and the mobile app kept being updated on my phone and stopped backing up photos because it could no longer communicate with the server.

I don't expose services to the outside world either, but I still enjoy keeping things up to date. Gives me something to do.

In the docker folder with the docker-compose.yml of whatever docker container you want to upgrade:

docker compose pull && docker compose up -d

As others have said, for large groups of containers it's helpful to use Watchtower.

Immich in particular warns to backup your database before an upgrade. Also be on the lookout for breaking changes which require you to alter your docker-compose.yml file before an upgrade.

Oh and after upgrades to remove any dangling images which sometimes take up a lot of space:

docker image prune

Also if you want services to be interoperable, learn about docker networking now not later and remember for static IPs you must create a user defined bridge.

Also while Linux is not the same as UNIX, interacting with them is much more similar than, say, interacting with Windows. They use a lot of the same conventions and managing macOS can be a lot like managing Linux if you want it to be.

Not who you asked, but at bare minimum macOS continues to be certified UNIX.