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Wait … that’s lame. If it’s in Debian repos I expect it to work with full functionality (up to the version number)

I can understand the myriad reasons for why a company would be inconvenienced by that.

But on the other hand, it seems like a reason for me to never use the vendor

All the controversy aside, someone can now white box reimplement this if they are concerned

Did they fix that thing where like you can’t have mixed movies and tv in the same folder without it going nuts

I think the authors treatment of backdoors and exceptional access is a narrow focus.

We will certainly see “front door” access as various places have or are attempting to enact client side scanning, id verified online access, software root of trust remote attestation, and the general attack on e2e.

Taken together your identity tied to unmodifiable software, necessary to access the web or modern economy with client side scanning and no e2e … is a front door.

All this has nothing to do with ai, bugs, hackers or security vulnerabilities, let alone backdoors

Man … I never think about or am concerned about the the terminator apocalypse. But what a parallel

Anyone compare this to ternary bonsai vs the 1 bit

Is there a popular well support add on that like lets me hitl/interact with my phone while not at my desk?

Same way drm works, it’s going to be in layer of hw/sw that you don’t have control over. We don’t have commonly have control on the cpu, chipset, uefi. And on the top side things like widevine on the application layer

Today GitHub blocked me until I turned Apple private relay off. I wasn’t logged in

Yea things like this make more sense when you model the Democratic Party mostly as controlled opposition for the actual uniparty outside of a handful of instances

I mean it’s about time a company makes a repairable and pro consumer printer. My god

Every one has been saying it’s all about the harness. This is an obvious result of that.

I think an optimal solution would be to have more seamless integration between harness and router roles. As each are only half the picture

A lot of people use their laptop as a desktop replacement and kinda leave it in one spot or only move it between two spots (home desk/office desk) rather than as an actually portable take anywhere use anywhere situation

I assume they are referring to the general tide of improvements valve has brought to gaming working generically on linux, and that they are using omarchy to experience it

Okay but banning private relay emails would also mean your site is blocking Apple sign in?

Today

It’s not like they are discriminating on someone’s race or religion. If they don’t want a major vibe coded surface, do they even have to defend that? It’s part their “artistic” license as developers.

Or did we forget software inherently is opinionated

Oh great. After never fully grasping tasting notes of food, coffee, wines … now water.

Jokes aside this is seriously impressive and makes me want to try and see if I can register them as unique enough. I certainly can taste different water bottle brands difference, but going from that to saying what’s good for x recipe is pretty next level

Anyone remember the Samsung ssd issue with bitlocker from maybe like a decade or so ago where it was an empty encryption key or something

I think we are at the point where everyone really needs to run each project in its own vm.

Given the recent lpe vulns docker 100% won’t cut it.

And containers were never meant primarily as a security boundary anyways

Well for one, so it doesn’t get recalled after getting a reputation for making people blind

Idk how git works under the hood but those both seem like they could both be easily accomplished with git itself .

but if not just your own work flow, have a dir dedicated to storing prompt history and then each file is titled with the commit id.

As for the flag just agree to some convention and toss it in the commit message

I’ve used bunny for a few years … happily. I wonder if this is a bug due to some meta data of the files like the names or something. Very weird. Good thing you had metrics to catch it.

I upload all object storage stuff to bunny for live but also to backblace for backup.

I’ve always wanted to implement fail over client side for any asset over to bacblaze but seems like a lot of overhead

You’re a great brother! Sorry to hear your unappreciated.

I have a friend, philosophy masters, smart, autistic and he is not entering the work force. Any tips?

I watched a YouTube video the other day about how the usa tracks missle launches globally. I would assume they have to pass a minimum threshold of power/heat/energy to be detectable.

Let’s all pray this toy project, if readily upgradable, is also trackable and well … the way we keep law and order is by actual policing and prosecuting. So hopefully this doesn’t get out of hand.

Very impressive, but very troubling.

No, hence the all caps ai disclaimer. But seems plausible

Gemini is so stubborn, and often doesn’t follow explicit and simple instructions. So annoying

I never got too far with prompt injection, but one thing I wonder is if you overload the llm, repeatedly over context, repeatedly over its context trimming tricks buffer … can it fail open?

Me and my buddies still use team speak. Anyone else?

That’s a perfectly fine usage of content (primary substance offered by a “website”)