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31.
by hhh 2mo ago
i did similar for dns https://youtu.be/AJ2Q12vYojY
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by hhh 2mo ago
your preferred outlet would be something not mainstream then, it doesn't mean it has to be some mega conglomerate.
33.
by hhh 2mo ago
FYI, I have issued a correction to clarify that they were using the IP space for internal addressing.
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by hhh 2mo ago
i’m not a mastermind, and I agree it could be more accessible. I treat this blog as somewhere to just dump my thoughts as unfiltered as I can while still being useful or entertaining, maybe for some other posts I will go more into depth
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by hhh 2mo ago
will fix it tomorrow
36.
by hhh 2mo ago
I do know of at least one company who has black-holed the entire DoD ip space and are using it for internal space, which is why I gave a speculation warning... it's really strange regardless.
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My security camera shipped a GitHub admin token in its login page(hhh.hn)
645 points by hhh 2mo ago|242 comments
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by hhh 3mo ago
GitHub Copilot and Visual Studio are the sticky products for your company.
39.
by hhh 3mo ago
Yea layer some more bureaucracy on there… i’m sure adding another sticking point will make it better
40.
by hhh 3mo ago
Ground your LLM searches and actually look through the script or at least an overview or something. Don’t rely on it being in training data, it undermines your entire discussion
41.
by hhh 3mo ago
this is tackling regular natural derailment incidents not terrorism
42.
by hhh 3mo ago
no, why would I get mad at an abnormally shaped rock
43.
by hhh 3mo ago
Why would you disrespect your own tools?
44.
by hhh 3mo ago
You should learn to respect the computer, it's a wonderful being and always has been.
45.
by hhh 3mo ago
I am fighting against people doing this every day, and we've made it extremely clear that your computer and processes running on it are an extension of you, a human, who is responsible for the actions on your computer.
46.
by hhh 3mo ago
something smells suspicious about this kind of data routing
47.
by hhh 3mo ago
censorship and anarchy are opposing ideals
48.
by hhh 3mo ago
How is it obvious? We have strong legal agreements that state otherwise, do you think they are just lying and risking thousands of lawsuits? I think it's more likely that there are 3/4 of a billion users that don't have these
49.
by hhh 3mo ago
Yeah, using deepseek feels like shit and I spend hours steering deepseek in a direction versus opus-4.7 or 4.8 where I can just kinda let it ball out on some reverse engineering problems.
50.
by hhh 3mo ago
Cool fingerprinting avenue.
51.
by hhh 3mo ago
this feels like https://xkcd.com/1172/ waiting to happen
52.
by hhh 3mo ago
Sibling comment by dr. mikelitoris would be a good way
53.
by hhh 3mo ago
plenty of people desire something like this, and 'saving the children' is their genuine intent and desire. Humanity is willing to shoot itself in the foot again and again, there's no need for it to be some shadowy cabal.
54.
by hhh 3mo ago
They still have biology safeguards.
55.
by hhh 3mo ago
these things can just change with infrastructure changes rather than be some mysterious A/B testing.
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by hhh 4mo ago
I saw this for the first time in NYC at a dispensary, i’ve never seen a payment terminal charge me $4.75 for an atm transaction fee but it was pretty smooth.
57.
by hhh 4mo ago
Did everyone forget that you have to do this for OpenAI since GPT-4?
58.
by hhh 4mo ago
Taxes, health insurance, medical records, updating business registrations, pension, pharmacies, university programs, mijnoverheid (the like government message box where you get digital copies of any mail that would be sent to you)
59.
by hhh 4mo ago
They have a ton of horrible citizens that happen to be male, so it’s not really surprising they don’t like the men.
60.
by hhh 4mo ago
Why? It’s been around in the netherlands for a while and it’s extremely convenient, basically just functions as SSO for government apps.

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