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hlieberman
12d ago
Slop is slop, whether you edit it in or whether you generate it de novo.
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hlieberman
19d ago
AI;DR Slop-py as hell.
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hlieberman
2mo ago
What two properties are you choosing from Zooko’s Triangle? You say human readable and decentralized, so you must be giving up secure.
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hlieberman
2mo ago
Considering the author is the founder of pfSense and has been contributing to BSD since 1995, I suspect he knows about the origins of pf.
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hlieberman
2mo ago
Is this Chat Control 1.0 or Chat Control 2.0?
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hlieberman
3mo ago
“They inhabit the fulcrum of the process” is straight up AI psychosis talk.
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hlieberman
4mo ago
Security is part of it -- dpkg and apt were not built to deal with the problem of tracking each individual executables' complied library versions. When the next Heartbleed happens, how will you know which things need to be recompiled?
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hlieberman
4mo ago
Hello! I am a Debian Developer, though not likely to work on this as I haven't done a ton of rust binary packaging. I did want to clear up one misconception that you might be having, though. The .deb versions shipped by upstream are
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hlieberman
4mo ago
TagConnect or EdgeConnect ftw.
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hlieberman
5mo ago
That's true... for the exploit demo that they released. The primitive that underlies the exploit, however -- a page cache write -- can easily bypass the container boundary. One only needs to hook an executable which is also present i
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hlieberman
5mo ago
In fact, the authors specifically say on the very first line of their website that the copy/fail primitive can be used as a container escape. The entire premise of this article is flawed and irresponsible.
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hlieberman
5mo ago
… really? This is simultaneously so far down in the plumbing and extremely resistant to measuring the impact of, I can’t imagine anyone building a company off of this that’s not already deep in the weeds (lookin’ at you, WolfSSL). The idea
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hlieberman
6mo ago
"(b) The term does not include the distribution of bona fide news, commentary, or editorial content unless the publishing entity is owned or controlled by a political party, a political committee, or a candidate".
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hlieberman
6mo ago
This is some hallucinatory slop bullshit.
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hlieberman
7mo ago
Forget Node.js; _Javascript_ hadn't even been invented yet when Erlang and BEAM first debuted.
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hlieberman
7mo ago
There is no carve out in the law for open source. I don’t think it matters for this calculator’s firmware, because there’s no covered App Store, but it certainly would for most Linux distributions.
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hlieberman
8mo ago
Note, this vaccine has been approved in Japan since late 2023.
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hlieberman
9mo ago
No, this was a project by 18F and the U.S. Web Design group that debued several years back.
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hlieberman
9mo ago
If there is an aircraft evacuation and someone is getting their bag out of the carry-on, the proper response is punching them in the face and throwing them onto the ground so people can step over (or on) them. With seat pitches so tight the
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hlieberman
10mo ago
An incredibly cynical attempt at spin from a former non-profit that renounced its founding principles. A class act, all around.
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hlieberman
11mo ago
If it's salted, you can't share it with a third-party and determine who your customers in common are. (That's the point of the salt; to mean that my_hash(X) != your_hash(X)).
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hlieberman
11mo ago
I really like this... except you should add a special case for 911. I strongly believe that all phones, and anything that looks like phones, should be able to dial out in an emergency. Obviously, this can raise its own problems -- you'
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hlieberman
11mo ago
I bought "No Bullshit Guide to Linear Algebra" a number of years ago, and it was super useful for me to get closer to grokking the math behind it (as someone who flunked out of calc in school). Ivan was also really helpful when I
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hlieberman
1y ago
100%, this is definitely slop.
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hlieberman
1y ago
COPPA only applies to websites that intend to be (or know that are) used by minors. Porn sites would all be exempt from the law, because they're all intended to be used only by adults.
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hlieberman
1y ago
Preach, my brother, preach!
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hlieberman
1y ago
Instead of reading it, just assign one of the agents to read it for you.
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hlieberman
1y ago
I have many questions. The government uses a lot of these kind of things, but they need to go through very specific certification processes that Librem doesn't seem to have gone through. They are extremely vague here about what the ac
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hlieberman
1y ago
This is a troll, right? The strace for "ls" on my system consists of 1) checking if selinux is enabled (which their re-implementation does not do), 2) openat -> fstat -> getdents64, 3) writing out the information those sysca
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hlieberman
1y ago
Big oof. I hope he has family and friends close enough to pull him out of the spiral. If you were the CEO of one of his companies, what would you do to limit his ability to access your corporate information and people at this point? Forget
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