Crosseye_Jack

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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
It also contains a out of bounds write, which could lead to RCE. https://www.cve.org/CVERecord?id=CVE-2024-12248
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
Oh no, One of the companies that pilfered the world’s knowledge to create its models had its knowledge pilfered. Anyway…
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
I look at LLMs like the advice given when Wikipedia launched. Use it as a jumping off point, but check its sources.
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
They didn’t used to. Guess they wanted to show off their shiny one.one domain. Also (and just speculating here), it could be they wanted to get away from promoting https://1.1.1.1 because of legacy spam filtering. But that’s jus
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
Because your are redirected to one.one.one.one via the location header and 301 status code from the ip address. http://1.1.1.1 redirects to https://1.1.1.1 which then redirects to https://one.one.one.one
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
You’re reading the marketing copy wrong! It’s clearly as intelligent as an Apple, at least on par with a Granny Smith!
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42629222
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
The court she has filled this case in requires there to be at least 75k worth of damages to proceed. I’ve not read the filling myself (might read it later on, but also I might not), but the article says they are looking for a figure in exce
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
Maybe we should do a South Park with their TrollTrace plotline and make the data publicly available (maybe purposefully exclude the last 6-12 months of data for a little bit of secrecy), and watch the public rage while they can look up the
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
IMO We have at least a year of runway with FF. The decision from the judge on what Google will have to do is not expected until mid-2025, and surely Google will appeal the judgement. So I don't want to give the impression that FF is ri
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
> Weird returning to Firefox, but I did and there is nothing in chrome I miss. I fear that Firefox’s days are probably numbered at this point, as it’s (imo) too late to turn the ship. Firefox/Mozilla gets something in the region of
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
> and it's impressive that they're so technically savvy they don't need the CSS as noted elsewhere With the logs you provided, they appear to be coming from within iMessage. So when someone posts a link in iMessage it will
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
104.28.42.0/25 Is one of the ip ranges used by Apples Private Relay (via Cloudflare) https://github.com/hroost/icloud-private-relay-iplist/blob/m... (There is also a list of ranges on apples site, but I
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
:rolleyes: AI should be a tool to aid humans, not humans trying to aid AI. When you start valuing the tool over humans things start going awry rather quickly. I'm not against AI, but I don't think we should be bending the world to
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
Don't believe so. Only because if they did they would still be waiting for it to push its code to the git repo ;-).
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
I took that to be a "joke" by one of his viewers (his viewers are a joking crowd) or a guess, because why wouldn't you just issue a handful of wildcard certs instead of spamming subdomain cert issuance, so I thought nothing m
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
When you select "access Devin's machine" it opens up a online version of vscode, but there was no auth gating on the URL. So if the URL gets leaked for whatever reason (the unique part of which was the subdomain) then anyone
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
Sure it will be, as long as the price is right. If you live in the sticks, not serviced by fibre/cable then 200meg for £75p/m isn’t the end of the world (if you can afford it). But if you can be serviced with fibre/cable then
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
It’s a feature. It’s called second chance or something like that. Going off my memory, so I’m probably not 100% correct, An post might have been made at “just the wrong time” so it failed to get any traction, but the mods took a look at it
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
> Within 72 hours, Defendants are ORDERED to: So they can add sites to the tracker GH right up to the 71 hour, then remove it and still be in compliance with the order. edit: as the WPEngine checkbox has been removed from https:/&#
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
Not currently free here in the UK, not yet at least. But if I VPN into NZ then it does give me access to the free tier.
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
SMS 2FA is not free. TOTP and/or security key 2FA is free.
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
And transparency of the process is one of those obligations to the creditors and to the population at large > The judge’s happiness is immaterial In an ideal world it would be, but we don't live in such a world. After watching a fai
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
I'm just going off what the judge in the case is saying in the hearings. The judge was not happy at all with how the auction was done as he had intended for it not to be a closed bid auction (the trustee may have sunk an order past him
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
> Alex Jones is upset the auction was sealed and they couldn’t attempt to outbid anyone else. The problem is that the judge himself in the emergency hearing on the matter disagreed that the auction should have been closed. EDIT: Give me
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
I'll address the twitter thing first, cause thats what the link is about, I'll get on to your question, but thats gonna be a WALL OF TEXT, and I can answer the twitter thing pretty quickly. Initially the trustee wanted to sell off
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
https://archive.org/details/ut-goty This is where the installer you linked to downloads the iso's from. The iso's have been on IA for quite a while already.
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
> Apple may have introduced a new security feature in iOS 18 that tells nearby iPhones to reboot if they have been disconnected from a cellular network for some time. My guess (and this is just a complete random guess), its a bug not a f
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
If you have an iPhone SE Gen 3 (Or any other iPhone with TouchID, but models older than the SEGen3 have other weaknesses to worry about), you can do the same by spamming the power button 5 times. You can also ask Siri to reboot or turn off
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by Crosseye_Jack 2y ago
My town is more a "active nightlife" town, so while I do see a far number of Whippets cartridges (though, thankfully, a lot less recently), you mainly find more discarded disposable vapes on Saturday and Sunday mornings/after

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