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cozzyd
7mo ago
Yet. Does cargo contain any mitigations to prevent a similar attack? Now hopefully no distro signing keys have been compromised in the latest attacks...
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cozzyd
7mo ago
that's why people are telling others to use 7 days but using 8 days themselves :)
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cozzyd
7mo ago
Tubes must have gotten clogged
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cozzyd
7mo ago
I'm curious about how a hacker news client on a smart TV would work...
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cozzyd
7mo ago
which is an ad... Sent from Firefox on AlmaLinux 9. https://getfirefox.com https://almalinux.org
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cozzyd
7mo ago
Caleb Williams?
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cozzyd
7mo ago
It would have to be handled by the repository owner(e.g. PyPI) similar to how quarantines are done.
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7mo ago
If you want an AI encyclopedia that already exists
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7mo ago
You would think AlmaLinux would be a supported distribution (and that obviously defaults to Firefox). I only use Chrome for Microsoft Teams there NASA insists on using (Teams doesn't seem to detect my camera in Firefox... And the teams
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7mo ago
Is this a real sandbox or just a pretty please?
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cozzyd
7mo ago
Yeah definitely a concern. Probably need a sandbox and separate user for defense in depth.
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7mo ago
Should definitely block .ssh reading too...
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7mo ago
Should be named Jia More seriously, I'm not a heavy agent user, but I just create a user account for the agent with none of my own files or ssh keys or anything like that. Hopefully that's safe enough? I guess the risk is that it
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7mo ago
Suspiciously had a gfiber/webpass outage that lasted longer than ever before the other night ...
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7mo ago
The (not very convincing, IMO) argument is that pip becomes unergonikix for a certain dependency tree size leading people to use uv instead. Of course that's not the only or main reason people use uv, presumably.
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7mo ago
Wonder if publishing keys were compromised in one of the previous PyPI incidents...
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7mo ago
I have this hanging in my living room, though most people don't seem to get the reference https://wondercitystudio.com/collections/new-product-collect...
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7mo ago
If only the Loop one were centered on Madison instead of Monroe so it would have my condo in it...
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7mo ago
number-1 type bugs and number-2 type bugs...
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7mo ago
I count 132 packages in cargo.lock. chrony has some dependencies too but for important optional features like seccomp or capability dropping that I don't think ntpd-rs even implements...
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7mo ago
Not GPL, not interested in replacing chrony
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7mo ago
The guardian is the expert of guardians
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7mo ago
to be fair this is pretty common spring cleaning in any bugzilla...
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7mo ago
well either way they're in opposite helicity states... but yes, Majorana neutrinos nothwithanding, there are plenty of transported positrons detected by e.g. PAMELA and plenty of antimuons that go long distances.
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7mo ago
pssh, antineutrinos are transported all the time!
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7mo ago
The rancor around anything to do with systemd is such a strange social phenomenon...
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7mo ago
I believe the issue is if an exploit is somehow injected into AI training data such that the AI unwittingly produces it and the human who requested the code doesn't even know.
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7mo ago
The only way to be safe is to constantly change internal APIs so that LLMs are useless at kernel code
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7mo ago
What codec were you using? I didn't think mp3 went that low.
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7mo ago
"Beefsteak" tomatoes are perhaps the most common (and the worst). Roma have...some flavor. Campari (the ones on the vine) and cherry/grape tomatoes are better, but still mediocre.
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