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breaking a chroot takes more than that..

ios gamer and pc gamer are different kind of gamers

the same IT department that got blamed not allowed user changing wallpaper or installing crowstrike

Sometime it is not security , it could be just bandwidth or CPU.

I have website small enough not to attract too many bot, but sometime, something very innocent can bring my website down.

For example, I put a php ical viewer.. and some crawler start loading the calendar page, taking up all the cpu cycle.

"it take a village ...."

depends on your culture.

> Same applies to Mozilla.

Not Thunderbird. It is just a poor abandoned child.

Mozilla, maybe.

Human make error too, but we held them liable for lots of the mistakes they make.

Can we make the agent liable? or the company behind the model liable?

Not literally impossible. You just need to write your own composer!

What make it worse: there are multiple implementation of composer, with small different in behaviour.

The extra security meant many automation tasks need to be done as extensions on composer level making this even worse

I guess the only takeaway was: we should aware the other dimension (other than reasoning) when we try to convince/persuade somebody.

This article can be re-written into something < 300 words.

In many other countries, these are enforced by central bank, bank association or legislations.

In USA, small business, small bank and credit unit are often used as excuse to push back these kind of rules.

many serialization format are just a memory structure dump.

but real life workload are not "Geometric Mean".

When I use firefox, sqlite performance matter more than any random benchmark. The same benchmark shows sqlite is 3x faster on zfs.

> It's interesting that "consumers" are generally for the expansion of IP laws.

It's not. This total depends on how you ask it.

Q: Do you think artists deserved payment?

A: YES.

Q: Will you pay for art?

A: MAYBE.

Q: Do you think people should go to jail not paying for art

A: NO.

> Would you ask an intern to “do a security audit” of an entire massive program?

Why not?

You can't relies solely on that, but having an extra pair of eye without prior assumption on the code always is good idea.

It depends on how the data are distributed.

I wouldn't be too surprised if that 5% all come from a few particular bad machine.

But that's not an apple-to-apple comparison.

Like, if you "save energy" by not driving a petrol car, you can't "use the same energy" on electric car, or lighting.. not even prower a generator.

They are not interchangeable.. But this chart encourage us to think them as the same.

The loadbalancer can force a downgrade .

> But what responsibilities do megacorps have?

fake and scam AD.

they literally profit from those ADs. When the AD distributes malware or make scam, they don't take any responsibility

curl and wget surely facilitates the download.

but it facilitates the download.

Most CSV dialects have no problem having double quoted commas.

The "dialect dependent" part is usually about escaping double quotes, new lines and line continuations.

Not a portable format, but it is not too bad (for this use) either considering the country list is mostly static

I think C++ have caught up with C99 already. So it's late 90s, not mid-90s :)

Can you prompt the AI to highlight some "hidden/unexpected causes"?

For example, the bill title say fixing hospitals, but it contains some policy changes about housing.

seatbelt is largely undocumented.

Last time I checked, only congress can declare a war.

have you consider the possibility that... it is just too much work to merge/port the code when upstream is actively breaking them?

The difference is huge - It burns money quicker and nobody understands the code

you got that piece of non public information was not because you are an insider. As long as the bar is not exclusive to insider, i don't see any difference

> I happen to guess the URL, and then I trade on it: Unfair

I can argue it is fair - anybody can try guessing the url, you don't have to be an insider to guess it