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by 63stack 10mo ago
This is just FUD, there is nothing dangerous in having an SSH server open to the internet that only allows key authentication. Sure, scanners will keep pinging it, but nobody is ever going to burn an ssh 0day on your home server.
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by 63stack 10mo ago
My impression is that there is definitely astroturfing around AI, yes
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by 63stack 10mo ago
There is not a single person in this thread that thinks of swiping on phones when the term "AI" is mentioned, apart from people playing the contrarian.
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by 63stack 10mo ago
Sure, and my point is that making it inconvenient for other people to cheat is a way too low bar for us to accept rootkits on our systems.
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by 63stack 10mo ago
The racketeering has started. Don't worry, for just $9.99/month you can use our "Model Armor (tm)(r)*" that will protect you from our LLM destroying your infra. * terms and conditions apply, we are not responsible for an
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by 63stack 10mo ago
A process does not need to run printenv to see environment variables, they are literally part of the environment it runs in.
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by 63stack 10mo ago
He got vibe checked.
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by 63stack 10mo ago
There is no way to make anticheat that can't be bypassed, regardless of OS. All of the anticheat games today have cheaters.
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by 63stack 10mo ago
I'm pretty sure the Zig Foundation does not have millions of dollars, contrary to Microsoft which has a market capitalization in the trillions, but consistently produces flaming garbage, product after product.
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by 63stack 10mo ago
It's the only desktop OS that treats you like a person who owns the hardware you bought.
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by 63stack 10mo ago
Why would you not love linux? MacOS is a walled garden that keeps you from running things you wrote on the machine you own, and windows is gestures at everything . What else is there?
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by 63stack 10mo ago
The walled garden is breached, run for the hills!
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by 63stack 10mo ago
It discourages other from doing the same. It might not be much, but discussing various made up "what if ..." scenarios also doesn't add much. We can just stick to the facts.
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by 63stack 10mo ago
There are a bunch of sites that stop working if you tweak privacy related settings. Twitter straight up tells you that if you experience problems, you should disable Firefox's tracking protection.
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by 63stack 10mo ago
How would arbitrary radio signals blow up a battery?
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by 63stack 10mo ago
Most editors and LSPs offer variable, method, keyword and a bunch of other completions that are 100% predictable and accurate, you don't need an LLM for this.
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by 63stack 10mo ago
- Making money vs general computing
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by 63stack 10mo ago
I noticed this as well, you are already downvoted into gray
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by 63stack 10mo ago
These threads always make me think what percentage of the commenters are commenting due to FUD, and how many are shilling. "My home ip address might leak", "hacker armies will attack me", "only cloud flare with its
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by 63stack 11mo ago
If Anthropic is not a security vendor, then they should not make statements like "we detected a highly sophisticated cyber espionage operation conducted by a Chinese state-sponsored" or "represents a fundamental shift in how
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by 63stack 11mo ago
There is no "Mac version of Linux"
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by 63stack 11mo ago
Can anyone confirm if this is actually as serious as the article claims? 12% chance in the next 10 years that all electronics die sounds super scary. Satellites, cars, computers, reactors can really go poof and we have no backup plan?
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by 63stack 11mo ago
It is entirely possible that professional designers with their professional language put out a garbage product after thinking long and hard about every aspect.
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by 63stack 11mo ago
This is one of those sites I filtered out from my Kagi search results. Too often I stumble onto this when I'm looking for something, and it's never ever useful. There is never a time I want to look at flowcharts when looking for d
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by 63stack 11mo ago
Just another parasitic way of extracting value out of open source
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by 63stack 11mo ago
It's completely obtuse. "I'll include the important bits in a separate text as well, because I already know everything that the other person is going to find important."
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by 63stack 11mo ago
I have never heard of Matter before, but I was super satisfied with Ikea's zigbee products. Does anyone know why they switched?
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by 63stack 11mo ago
You make it sound like this is a common problem in open source projects, like they are trying to cover up existing issues, or claiming they are fixing security issues when they are actually ignoring. Do you think this is the case? Can you n
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by 63stack 11mo ago
Look into syncthing for a dropbox replacement, have been using it for years, very satisfied.
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by 63stack 11mo ago
Software licenses already make the conditions íj which they are offered to you very clear. It is up to you, the end user of the software to evaluate whether those terms, risks, and options are good enough for you. If not, don't use it.

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