bryancoxwell

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by bryancoxwell 11d ago
It’s literally stopping them from routine training and maintenance.
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by bryancoxwell 11d ago
Or simpler still, although related. Maybe we just can’t afford it: https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2026/07/21/...
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by bryancoxwell 18d ago
Shockingly poorly handled by the maintainers. Goodness.
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by bryancoxwell 1mo ago
It is. 1856.
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by bryancoxwell 2mo ago
Love that idea, thanks for sharing
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by bryancoxwell 3mo ago
I’m intrigued by the question but I do think it has some worrying implications for portability.
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by bryancoxwell 3mo ago
Political leanings aren’t genetic
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by bryancoxwell 3mo ago
Yeah this is pretty much it.
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by bryancoxwell 3mo ago
I use the ever living hell out of .git/info/exclude. Works great for scripts/Makefiles I only want locally and collaborators wouldn’t care about or be able to use.
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by bryancoxwell 5mo ago
> Their initial reply from the CEO: "I would love to hear what the vulnerability is, but I assume you want to get paid for it. Is that the play?" Well that’s pretty damning.
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by bryancoxwell 5mo ago
I’m not up to date on local models, but is that clear?
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by bryancoxwell 5mo ago
Holy cow this is weird
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by bryancoxwell 5mo ago
Thanks!
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by bryancoxwell 5mo ago
Would it do well on a Kindle or does it rely on illustrations?
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by bryancoxwell 5mo ago
It’ll be tough but I guess I’ll continue not using IMDb for anything at all
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by bryancoxwell 5mo ago
I had a bit of a pain of a time trying to get Claude to work with ghidra. What you’re describing seems like a better alternative, would you agree?
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by bryancoxwell 5mo ago
I mean, you can disagree with the sentiment (I certainly do), but there are still an awful lot of people saying it.
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by bryancoxwell 5mo ago
Yeah, absolutely not.
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by bryancoxwell 6mo ago
If you can’t understand your code, who can?
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by bryancoxwell 6mo ago
Further: configure reader mode as the default for the sites you’re most commonly linked to.
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by bryancoxwell 6mo ago
The “Do X in Y lines of code” thing where the Y lines of code include import statements is so, so silly.
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by bryancoxwell 6mo ago
I did the exact opposite of this in 2011 and it was the easily the most memorable 3 months of my life. Takes some planning (mostly making sure visa dates line up) but it is an incredible experience.
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by bryancoxwell 6mo ago
I believe the Atlantic requires an account to read gift links
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by bryancoxwell 7mo ago
I’m arguing that just because a baseband processor is involved that doesn’t mean IMSI tracking is a vulnerability of the baseband processor itself. IMSI provisioning and randomization cannot be done without cooperation with the network oper
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by bryancoxwell 7mo ago
Right but it’s not a baseband vulnerability
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by bryancoxwell 7mo ago
Not sure what IMSI rotation has to do with baseband vulnerabilities?
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by bryancoxwell 7mo ago
Well that’s a really, really easy thing to say. Curious if you’ve actually thought through how you’d go about that. If there weren’t any non-peaceful protests to participate in would you start one? How? Is it possible that it’s not that sim
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by bryancoxwell 8mo ago
At a minimum! We don’t know where the coyote started from.
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by bryancoxwell 8mo ago
Super accessible write up as someone unfamiliar with Ghostty and terminal emulators in general. Thanks!
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by bryancoxwell 9mo ago
Not being allowed to bring a raspberry pi to a mayoral inauguration is an incredibly weird thing to protest

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