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961.
by sneak 1y ago
Yes it does; you are thinking of agent tool calls. The software package itself runs as your uid and can do anything you can do (except on macOS where reading of certain directories is individually gated).
962.
by sneak 1y ago
None of this is the concerning part. The bad part is that it auto-updates while running without intervention - i.e. it is RCE on your machine for Anthropic by design .
963.
by sneak 1y ago
We wait. Trump is not in great health and he’s quite old, and constitutional term limits will have him out in a few years. In case he tries another coup, one thing you could do is organize and obtain arms (and train with them) and have you
964.
by sneak 1y ago
FYI “begs the question” does not mean “raises the question”.
965.
by sneak 1y ago
What does Broadcom have to do with the motherboard layout?
966.
by sneak 1y ago
Why doesn’t the foundation release schematics? Their moat is buying hundreds of thousands of SoCs from broadcom, not their motherboard designs.
967.
by sneak 1y ago
It requires a trip to a submenu in the Settings app now. You can’t do it simply or easily.
968.
by sneak 1y ago
Stallman warned us. https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/right-to-read.en.html
969.
by sneak 1y ago
Thank you for offering a purchase option outside of the MAS. It sucks that Apple is trying to force everyone to identify themselves to install apps and some of us prefer not having an Apple ID.
970.
by sneak 1y ago
Using Typescript is not the same as using VS Code. One is an actual open source free software project. The other is spyware cosplay open source.
971.
by sneak 1y ago
If people don’t want to spend the money serving the requests, then their own servers are misconfigured because responding is optional .
972.
by sneak 1y ago
I always carry at least that much cash on me. You never know when you might need to flee a collapsing country on short notice or bribe a cop. https://sneak.berlin/20191119/your-money-isnt-yours/ Can’t do that w
973.
by sneak 1y ago
I feel like people seem to forget that an HTTP request is, after all, a request . When you serve a webpage to a client, you are consenting to that interaction with a voluntary response. You can blunt instrument 403 geoblock entire countri
974.
by sneak 1y ago
Because the engineering involved in what has already been achieved with the whole Starship program (the stage0/OLM quick disconnect/chopsticks, as well as the full flow staged combustion Raptor: v1, and v2, and especially v3) is a
975.
by sneak 1y ago
> followed by shutdown and drop into the Gulf of America. It’s funny that the social engineering of the administration that allows them to launch is just as important as the mechanical engineering of the vehicle in terms of achieving t
976.
by sneak 1y ago
Mars is only “entirely awful” on the surface. It’s a fair sight better than the raw vacuum of space, and we already have permanent installations of people living there, both on Tiangong and ISS. It’s only “entirely awful” if you want to do
977.
by sneak 1y ago
Sometimes it gets results. Usually it causes brain drain and the company fails. Don’t succumb to survivorship bias.
978.
by sneak 1y ago
I got casually questioned by the clerk in Berlin Mitte last month when buying 20x 20TB drives for cash. “Industrial-scale piracy” is what I told him, truthfully. I think he thought I was joking. Pretty soon it’ll only be hyperscalers or lar
979.
by sneak 1y ago
Starship is SpaceX’s greatest technological achievement already, even if it never reaches orbit reliably (with the potential exception of the inter-satellite Starlink laser links). Did you not see the booster catch work on the first try? T
980.
by sneak 1y ago
It was only reusable if you keep building new ones after they explode and kill everyone inside. Did we all forget that the Space Shuttle is a failed program because it was unacceptably deadly due to a high failure rate?
981.
by sneak 1y ago
For a film with no narrative it sure does seem sad (and wrong) to claim our modern life is “out of balance”. Still one of my favorite works of music and cinematography both; I just don’t agree at all with the implicit message. We are desti
982.
by sneak 1y ago
This is decidedly untrue.
983.
by sneak 1y ago
The same applies to GitHub and VS Code, fwiw. It’s the same surveillance-based slow boil. If you think Windows is bad for the world, stop driving eyeballs to their same strategies in the f/oss world as well.
984.
by sneak 1y ago
If you can make private and uncensorable payments, you can pay an army. The “only one army” concept is how governments remain governments. If you could raise and pay a competing army, the state’s monopoly on “legitimate” violence becomes th
985.
by sneak 1y ago
The fundamental failure of this is that you can’t publish data to the web and not publish data to the web. If you make things public, the public will use it. It’s ineffective. (And furry sex-subculture propaganda pushed by its author, whi
986.
by sneak 1y ago
Get a cheap travel router from gl.inet and set it up as a VPN client with its own wifi ssid. Turn on its leak protection (drop connection when VPN is inactive). Connect your devices to that, and delete your main wifi credentials from them
987.
by sneak 1y ago
Criminals (that get caught, or get put under surveillance) are generally criminals because they are stupid. I would venture a guess that almost all criminals have iCloud Backup enabled, because that is the default setting.
988.
by sneak 1y ago
It’s not really a secret; it’s by design and it’s public. iCloud is not end to end encrypted by default. Apple and the state can read the on-by-default iCloud Backup which contains your iMessage sync keys and all your historical iMessages
989.
by sneak 1y ago
As a contributor, couldn’t I use it under the terms of the GPL and make GPL-licensed derivative works and ignore their AGPL nonsense? If it is GPL then I understand that I am under no obligation to license my contributions under AGPL. I am
990.
by sneak 1y ago
Germany still hasn’t banned VPNs yet, so there are still non-risky options here for torrenting.

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