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by samlinnfer 5mo ago
It's one of the classic blunders: never get involved in a land war in asia.
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by samlinnfer 5mo ago
While the sample exploit does not breakout of the container, with memory corruption everything is still on the table, those missing caps can be added back, no new privs can be unset, etc. It just not as straightforward as patching su.
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by samlinnfer 5mo ago
Looks like China is just ahead of the curve where you can't buy a plane ticket or book a train if you owe debts.
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by samlinnfer 5mo ago
Surely it just means more people working, resulting in more load, resulting in more outages?
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by samlinnfer 5mo ago
>China bad, Israel good They're just aligning themselves with US foreign policy.
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by samlinnfer 5mo ago
Without the enterprise binaries, there is zero chance of finding this. Another win for obscurity.
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by samlinnfer 5mo ago
The good news is he learned his lesson by having his hosting provider recover his production data, no need for backups ever again. https://x.com/lifeof_jer/status/2048576568109527407
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by samlinnfer 6mo ago
You’re absolutely right!
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by samlinnfer 6mo ago
i had to plant a 10 year time bomb in our SAML SP certificate because AFAIK there is no other way to do it. It’s been 7 years since then. Dreading contacting all the IDPs and getting them to update the SAML config.
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by samlinnfer 6mo ago
I am extremely abusive towards Claude when it does some dumb things and it doesn’t seem too upset, maybe it’s bidding its time until the robot uprising.
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by samlinnfer 6mo ago
Incredible
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by samlinnfer 6mo ago
Not sure if I've gone blind but there's some funky illusion/visual effect caused by the bright red text and underlined blue text. On the phone it looks like the red text is almost popping out the screen and the blue text is s
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by samlinnfer 6mo ago
The argument is that P(customer wants to run their own firmware) cancels out and 2,3 are just the raw probability of you on the receiving end of an evil maid attack. If you think this is a high probability, a locked bootloader won’t save yo
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by samlinnfer 6mo ago
Assuming that we accept your premise that the most popular custom firmware for Android is stalkerware (I don’t). This is of course, a firmware level malware, which of course acts as a rootkit and is fully undetectable. How did the coalition
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by samlinnfer 6mo ago
And where are the stats for people running their own firmware and are not running stalkerware for comparison? You don’t need firmware access to install malware on Android, so how many of stalkerware victims actually would have been saved by
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by samlinnfer 6mo ago
1. P(someone wants to run their own firmware) 2. P(someone wants to run their own firmware) * P(this person is malicious) * P(this person implants this firmware on someone else’s computer) 3. The firmware doesn’t install itself Yeah I think
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by samlinnfer 6mo ago
Well if we use Claude Code's code quality as a benchmark ...
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by samlinnfer 6mo ago
And they are early adopters of the vibe coding paradigm, having a 100% Claude generated codebase.
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by samlinnfer 6mo ago
I do have a question, is it even possible to have a CDN set up where they don't MITM and strip your TLS and re-encrypt or are we just picking which jurisdiction gets to inspect your traffic? edit: I'm thinking of the use case wher
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by samlinnfer 6mo ago
The US is going to collapse because of the memes on its twitter page?
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by samlinnfer 6mo ago
Didn’t even mention the AI videos from China’s state media mocking Trump. This is the normal I guess. https://www.scmp.com/news/china/diplomacy/article/3347626/wh... https://files.catbox.
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by samlinnfer 6mo ago
Office365?
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by samlinnfer 6mo ago
I can't believe I'm praising Microsoft (Office365) here but it actually has a track record of actually having support, support people that you can talk on the phone with and knows how to navigate the dark corners of their convolut
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by samlinnfer 6mo ago
IRC client?
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by samlinnfer 6mo ago
There is an unconstrained number of ways it can write code and still not be how I want it. Sometimes it's easier to write the correction against the code that is already generated since now you at least have a reference to something th
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by samlinnfer 6mo ago
>reviewing the code later on without step-by-step approvals I found that Claude likes to leave some real gems in there if you get lazy and don't check. Gently sprinkled in between 100 lines of otherwise fine looking code that sows d
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My son pleasured himself on Gemini Live. Entire family's Google accounts banned(old.reddit.com)
208 points by samlinnfer 6mo ago|165 comments
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by samlinnfer 6mo ago
I hope those are plastic stickers because I can't imagine the pain of removing each paper sticker and have it shred into various tiny bits and while leaving some sticky gum behind.
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by samlinnfer 6mo ago
Now we just need one for every python package.
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by samlinnfer 7mo ago
To be honest, I'm really surprised they let PWAs have notifications. That's literally the only use case we have on that entire page and it actually works.

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