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by aftbit 5mo ago
https://security-tracker.debian.org/tracker/CVE-2026-42945
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by aftbit 5mo ago
I'm disappointed that sexysheep.com is just a domain parking page. I'm not sure what I was hoping for, but I think that's the worst possible outcome.
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by aftbit 5mo ago
What's the selling point of locking your front door given that you have an easily breakable window nearby?
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by aftbit 5mo ago
Linux gaming is fine unless you want to play something with anti-cheat, which is basically any non-Valve competitive multiplayer title.
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by aftbit 5mo ago
This is just another form of stigma. Better to go without getting treated for mental health issues, or that very responsible decision to seek treatment will be used against you later. See also the jump seat pilot who tried to pull the fire
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by aftbit 5mo ago
I run postfix in a receive-only mode to power inbound email processing. I'm very very glad there's no database requirement. It just passes the processing of inbound emails to a filter over stdin, which can do whatever it wants wit
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by aftbit 5mo ago
Has OpenWRT released a new build yet? Answer: no, but they're working on it. https://forum.openwrt.org/t/dnsmasq-set-of-serious-cves/2500...
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by aftbit 5mo ago
Ok now do postfix
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by aftbit 5mo ago
I agree with you on a few points: 1. Stable power grids are much easier with a mix of generation sources that includes substantial rotating mass and baseload generators. 2. Nuclear is awesome from a climate change and energy security point
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by aftbit 5mo ago
Sigh... >Incompatible browser extension or network configuration
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by aftbit 5mo ago
Absolutely horrifying. I've come to believe that criminal punishment is simply unethical. I wish someone would come up with a better option.
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by aftbit 5mo ago
All shell, no ghost.
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by aftbit 5mo ago
This seems like it would be easy to structurally solve - big tech could make strategic partnerships with 5 to 10 year horizons with the very fabs in question. If they promised to spend a flat or growing $X on silicon (without easy contract
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by aftbit 5mo ago
>It's a dubious notion though, the demand is here to stay and new supply needs to come online to meet demand. This is a big bet. Look at what happened in 2001 with the dot-com boom. We're still trading on their dark fiber over-
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by aftbit 5mo ago
This is par for the course with this justice department. After ICE agents killed Renee Good, rather than investigating her death, they chose to investigate her partner for anti-government sentiments instead. If someone points out their wron
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by aftbit 5mo ago
The only use case that pops into my mind is to build a product like Shopify that sets up a store, email, landing page, etc all from one chat-bot interface.
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by aftbit 5mo ago
You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become a villain. What did we expect when they dropped "don't be evil" from their company values?
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by aftbit 5mo ago
Ah yeah I saw that, I was just curious which particular mini-PC you were using. I was considering picking up one of the various AI Max 395 boxes before the RAMpocalypse but didn't take the plunge. Thanks for the response!
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by aftbit 5mo ago
What hardware are you using to power this?
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by aftbit 5mo ago
#!/bin/sh export ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL=https://api.deepseek.com/anthropic export ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN=sk-secret export ANTHROPIC_MODEL=deepseek-v4-flash export CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_NONESSENTIAL_TR
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by aftbit 6mo ago
Darn I've only got ~20 GB of VRAM. I really need to get a stronger machine for this sort of stuff.
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by aftbit 6mo ago
How did the FBI break into the phone in the first place? Shouldn't they be fixing that bug too?
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by aftbit 6mo ago
Do either of those work on browser extensions that I install as a user? I don't see anything relating to extensions in there.
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by aftbit 6mo ago
Does anyone know why the jal RISC-V instruction scrambles it bits in this way? https://msyksphinz-self.github.io/riscv-isadoc/html/rvi.html...
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by aftbit 6mo ago
IMO, modern sensors paired with robot controlled guns are one of the most promising hard kill solutions for drone combat. Gepard and the newer Skyranger 30 have proven themselves against low-spec threats in Ukraine. C-RAM (aka Land Phalanx
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by aftbit 6mo ago
The armed forces know this well but many of the internet commentators do not. Many have over-learned the lesson from Ukraine, going all the way from "drones are an important (and even potentially dominant) new tool of warfare" to
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by aftbit 6mo ago
There's a very interesting fallacy at play here. It's true that Ukraine is doing absolutely amazing and ingenious things on a shoestring budget across all military domains. It's also true that the armed forces of other world
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by aftbit 6mo ago
I think the insight is that you need a high-low mix. Some threats call for top of the line capabilities (like early days of the Iran conflict with stand-off munitions and top-spec interceptors being used against Shahed drones and cheap crui
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by aftbit 6mo ago
F-35 cost overruns are mostly solved. The cost of first-of-a-kind is always ludicrously expensive. Nth-of-a-kind, they're not so bad.
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by aftbit 6mo ago
Shot exchange is indeed a problem, but it's far more complex than this makes it sound. The opportunity cost of _not_ shooting down the drone isn't the cost of the drone, it's the cost of whatever it's going to destroy if

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