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BrokenClaw Part 7: Opus-4.8 Edition – All Emails Lead to RCE(veganmosfet.codeberg.page)
7 points by e12e 3mo ago|2 comments
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by e12e 3mo ago
But you couldn't yourself email the agent from your phone (for example) and receive a response via email?
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by e12e 3mo ago
I can't immediately think of what a useful shader test would look like (beyond perhaps, shader doesn't crash program) - if this is something worth discussing, it would probably be useful to see some real world shader code; perhaps
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by e12e 3mo ago
I'm not familiar with shaders and game engines, so I'm not sure what you are saying. I had a quick look at godot tests, and seems to me they cover some parts of the shaders? Anyway, I was more wondering who/how people are dog
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by e12e 3mo ago
> TDD dogma of only writing code to fix broken tests. Isn't red-green-refactor pretty ingrained in TDD? Only write code to make a failing test pass; then refactor while making sure the tests still pass? Then write a test that fails,
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by e12e 3mo ago
Looks like op mostly a rehash of the linked Wired story? https://www.wired.com/2002/02/mitnick-meets-his-pigeon/ https://archive.is/oMcKd
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by e12e 3mo ago
Having read and enjoyed ghost in the wires (and at some point all of mitnicks books) - I still enjoy the infamous takedown movie. I think it still shows a lot of mindset around social engineering - and realistic holes in security measures.
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by e12e 3mo ago
If that tickled you, I also recommend "The New New Thing" by Michael M. Lewis.
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by e12e 4mo ago
Not from off state, though? Granted I still expect the iphone to boot quicker than 20 seconds.
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by e12e 4mo ago
(2010)?
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by e12e 4mo ago
... Via netboot.xyz? https://netboot.xyz/docs/selfhosting/
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by e12e 4mo ago
Even if self hosted? https://netboot.xyz/docs/selfhosting/
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by e12e 4mo ago
They already are Cyberdyne Systems IRL? https://en.hyundai-wia.com/business/defense_business.asp
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by e12e 4mo ago
https://en.hyundai-wia.com/business/defense_business.asp
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by e12e 4mo ago
> it keeps your app and data in one place (I remember having some issue with this at the time, though I can't remember what the actual issue was) CORS headers?
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by e12e 4mo ago
Correction - not "my" but "mu" (mail utils): https://www.djcbsoftware.nl/code/mu/ Btw, anyone still reading/participating mailing lists? From MacOS? Have you found a reasonable client? I&#
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by e12e 4mo ago
Surprisingly good is a stretch. Barley adequate more like it. Now that they've hidden mail access behind oauth (imap and SMTP, additionally SMTP behind global default off policy) and graph api behind oauth2 - it looks like they don&#x2
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by e12e 4mo ago
The 30% assume gross, pre tax income - not net. Ed: obviously the 50/30/20 rule sums to 100% so would need to be net - although the US is weirdly treating health insurance as a "premium service" that go into the 50% here
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I wanted Bear Blog, but for my photos(pego.dev)
3 points by e12e 4mo ago|0 comments
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by e12e 4mo ago
Write one (system) to throw away...
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by e12e 4mo ago
How so? Let's say that over a year, a given section of code needs to be read and understood once a month. Taking some time to keep the code succinct and free of distraction will increase productivity all those occasions, as well as the
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by e12e 4mo ago
Great article. I'm not sure the author is correct - but I think something is happening to the adage: > A sufficiently detailed specification is runnable code. In a way I think LLMs will enable the dream of 4gl and "sufficiently
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The WWII Invention That Changed Simulation Forever(halldale.com)
4 points by e12e 4mo ago|0 comments
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by e12e 4mo ago
I'm not talking about a reference check by someone other than the author. You'd not put a reference in in the first place, that you hadn't read, since you couldn't formulate the text that relates to the reference? Ed: th
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by e12e 4mo ago
> A human can then verify the ones with under 90% certainty. How about the author actually reads the finished report a couple of times and checks all the references? It really is the lowest bar - even lower maybe than running a spell che
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by e12e 4mo ago
I guess everyone uses 20% percent of Jira - just a different 20% ... [1] We're using GitHub for everything here, but was using Jira as an email first helpdesk. Was hoping this was that - but apparently not at all. We almost went with l
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by e12e 4mo ago
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/06/10/technology/spacex-ipo-emp...
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by e12e 4mo ago
> When I was a kid, my grandparents were involved in a pretty decent intercontinental floppy disk piracy ring. They would buy and clone software sold locally and send it forward and get copies of games in response. My parents ran a small
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by e12e 4mo ago
Well, there was stow/xstow... https://www.gnu.org/software/stow/ https://xstow.sourceforge.net/
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by e12e 4mo ago
Since there was a recent thread on react compiler[r] - I wonder if adding/pushing the code through react compiler would help? (Assuming it's not already being used) [r] Thread was about rewrite in rust, but it made me have a look

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