LoganDark

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by LoganDark 1mo ago
I mostly meant insane as in excessively fanatic about something specific and eccentric, instead of generally clinically insane.
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
Cloudflare likes to block anything that looks like code even if an application is not vulnerable, so I'd imagine it would stop some beginner attacks. (most likely not nearly all possible attacks though)
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
Wonder if anyone will make memory/injection-safe imitations of old software like this. I'd imagine it'd be pretty eye-catching if you did run a public discussion board with exactly the vibe, syntax, etc. of old phpBB.
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
I wouldn't be so sure. Given that the general idea is that commodity AI is terribly censored and filtered, a lot of people will probably seek out the most uncensored/abliterated models for their use, simply because they're un
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2026/aug/17/austr...
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
Do you remember that Google researcher who went insane over LaMDA? There was no marketing of any kind to cause that. This can Just Happen to some people who are confronted with things like this. They may have different breaking points, but
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
> Why do you think LLMs are responsible for this? I don't have evidence that every age verification law has anything to do with AI, but it's been coming out that the movement in Australia has seemingly been done by generating
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
> There's no more tangible risk than nuclear weapons, which we handled What do you mean??? Nuclear weapons can't simply be downloaded and run by anyone in the entire world. Superintelligences can. Nuclear weapons can't slo
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
If the URL had a t= parameter then that is also a feature, but I agree that I don't like when such URLs accidentally overwrite the point of the video I wanted to resume from. The article still calls the 20-second thing a "bug&quot
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
> Turn password auth off and it’s very secure. Password auth and the root username. Use one attackers are unlikely to guess and elevate with sudo if needed.
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
I have nostalgia for real, community-driven crap. I have absolutely no nostalgia for this top-down systematic destruction of value.
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
This is literally everything ever, not just particle physics or even physics in general.
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
Sure but I saw it used for Chinese in the article. Very cool!
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
Love the ruby tags on Chinese text!!
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
These algorithms can be incredibly predatory towards people who engage with content they don't want to see, because they're optimizing for engagement, not enjoyment. Engagement does not correlate with want. I know people who hated
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
That doesn't stop us from imagining what something could mean in the context of gravitons if evidence of them ever does turn up.
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
I dunno, to me it feels kind of like pulling a book off the shelf to double-check something from there. It's just, you know, digital instead. It's definitely something that's been acceptable to some kinds of people even befor
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
Do people really ignore family and do completely separate things on their devices right next to each other?? Usually when I'm next to someone, I'm using my device to look up things related to the conversation, just like how I&#x27
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
Oh, I just mean it was super funny once I realized. Not that it was an actual issue. The actual issues are more like the car uploading all camera footage to a private cloud, sending analytics and telemetry that I wouldn't want to share
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
Anyone remember when "Fandom" was called Wikia? It really started going down the gutter when it started TikTokifying itself by trying to act as an entertainment hub. It was supposed to be a neutral resource for people to build com
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
"You are a Miso soup..."
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
> Framework had their data leaked because their metabase instance was hacked with a zero-day. No, Framework had their data leaked because they stored it in the cloud with Metabase the company , which got hacked. Not because of any vul
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
h2o user doesn't have write access to anything on the system, not even its own config file. I don't think I disabled exec for it though. And I guess it could leak the HTTPS private key. FWIW sufficiently secured software doesn&#x2
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
By opening a port to a secure application. A secure application is usually one I wrote from scratch or one that's been battle-tested and hardened enough that even new vulnerabilities are not very useful.
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
I didn't say there are zero ports open, they're not my home server, I just said they're production servers. But exposing something like a properly configured nginx to the internet is way different from exposing application co
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
They rooted the TV to study it. They're not saying you're in sudden danger of attackers rooting your TV and running commands over SSH. They're saying there's evidence that certain data is collected when you wouldn't
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
I read the documentation and it appears that the only reason it doesn't still work is because development was "postponed for a few months" back in 2021. Presumably there is still the possibility of exploits on the latest vers
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
It's just the same advice as ever: be extremely, exceedingly careful in what you expose to any network. When I set up machines for production, they don't respond to pings and they don't even have an SSH port open without knoc
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
Still can't get over the progression of Tesla car models going S, 3, X, Y
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
They didn't create the works they recommend, but they did create the recommendations. AI art is kinda like that, even if you didn't create the work in the dataset. Unfortunately it's also like if the recommendations tried to

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