krater23

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by krater23 8mo ago
I think the right way would be to sell this shit on darknet and then anonymously reveail the bug to the public.
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by krater23 8mo ago
Nope, this just didn't works either.
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by krater23 8mo ago
Fuck you! Name the company! They shall burn!
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by krater23 8mo ago
The difference is that the web had no borders, AI has strong borders what it does and what it doesn't does.
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by krater23 8mo ago
Nope. You just miss the millions of SEO websites that was normally easy to spot and to ignore. Now you have millions AI generated SEO webites that are difficult to spot and only contain slop that doesn't help to find the information yo
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by krater23 8mo ago
You can, but when you go through this effort to bring AI to generate good code, you could just self write it. So there are only two kinds of code that are falling out of AI tools. Boilerplate code and shitty code.
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by krater23 8mo ago
And are you sure that you fixed it without creating 20 new bugs? For the reader this could mean that you never understood the bug, so how you can sure that you've done anything right?
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by krater23 8mo ago
A article this long just to blame facebook to not give away private data to a three letter organization.
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by krater23 8mo ago
Thats exactly the thing what the term vibecoding describes.
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by krater23 8mo ago
These kind of surprises are the reason why we should switch off auto update on every software.
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by krater23 8mo ago
Sorry, but to host a small community on a v-server costs you today 3,50€ - 15€/month, when you can't pay that, you have other problems than the dying internet. It's not 1990 anymore...
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by krater23 8mo ago
But today, the AI is writing the blogposts for them.
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by krater23 8mo ago
just download with curl as html
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by krater23 8mo ago
i think thats the best use you can get from LLM's in programming. Doing the boring simple test code that doesn't have to meet any quality requirements. Normally on a code review I ignore unit tests, written from humans oder LLM&#x
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by krater23 8mo ago
And you have them in your laptop? Or just using your phone and don't own a laptop at all?
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by krater23 8mo ago
Auto Update is EVERYTIME a RCE. When the software checks a signature, you just need the key. And the delivering enterprise have the key. EVERYTIME. Don't understand why most people mean auto updating software would in any way create mo
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by krater23 8mo ago
I don't think the the conclusion is right. It's just that the security had cost money, why pay a developer for 5 days when he can do it in 3 without proper security? There is no proper security needed, so don't pay for it. An
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by krater23 8mo ago
> What would stop someone from building their own printer and building and selling printers to others who don't have the skill set? That it's easier with this skillset to build guns and sell them to criminals when the penalty i
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by krater23 8mo ago
Tried the same, doesn't do anything on my scanner. Interestingly, there are regions of banknotes my scanner refuses to scan. But had no time to investigate further.
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by krater23 8mo ago
Nope. The first home computers like the C64 had RAM and sectors on disc, which in case of the C64 means 256 bytes. And there it is again, the smaller base of 1024. Just later, some marketing assholes thought they could better sell their har
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by krater23 8mo ago
This has nothing to do with the 1024, it has todo with the 1200 and the multiples of it and the 14k and 28k modems where everyone just cut off the last some hundred bytes because you never reached that speed anyway.
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by krater23 8mo ago
How else would you secure skynet against Sarah Connor?
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by krater23 8mo ago
As long as you do regulary updates of your debian stable, you are not secured against supply chain attacks.
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by krater23 8mo ago
Supply chain attacks have impact on more systems, so it's more likely that your system is one of it. Opening a poisoned textfile that contains a exploit that attacks your text editor and fits exactly to your version is a rare event com
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by krater23 9mo ago
Never had this issue. Its just as simple as start to work without contract and the promise of department head to get a contract and after two weeks mention to the contracting that you work since two weeks and have still not signed a NDA. Ne
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by krater23 9mo ago
Which emergency can happen that I really want this? And now don't say suicide attempt. Nearby all emergencies that could happen where someone needs my exact position are things that would additionally lead to a loss of the base connect
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by krater23 9mo ago
M$ is doing all to press them into cloud services and browser based usage of this tools. So, just wait some years and this is not a issue anymore.
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by krater23 9mo ago
They only wanted to say 'Hey look, we have borrowed a x-ray mashine'
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by krater23 9mo ago
The link doesn't works for me, just get thrown on the main page after a second.
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by krater23 9mo ago
When Amazon can buy stuff on your own website thats out of stock for wholesale prices without your knowledge, it's time to get your shit together. Your shop software is at least misconfigured. When you really lose trust from your partn

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