What is fearmaxxing? Experts question the self-improvement trend
Fearmaxxing, a viral self-improvement trend that encourages people to confront their biggest fears, is gaining traction online, but experts warn that treating fear as a universal signal for action can lead to impulsive decisions and costly mistakes.
Read more about Fearmaxxing, a viral self-improvement trend that encourages people to confront their biggest fears, is gaining traction online, but experts warn that treating fear as a universal signal for action can lead to impulsive decisions and costly mistakes.
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Critical FFmpeg flaw discovered: just watching a video can fully compromise your system
Open a sketchy video file in VLC, stream it using Jellyfin or Kodi, or don’t even open it at all – simply storing it can get you compromised when the Linux file manager generates a thumbnail. A critical bug in FFmpeg, a massively popular open-source video processing engine, allows attackers to crash systems with ease and, in the worst cases, run malicious code.
