vqtska

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by vqtska 2mo ago
Sure, if you assume the agent will be hostile on you. I thought it's just so the agent doesn't accidentally rm -rf / on you
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by vqtska 2mo ago
What kind of things are you even doing that the agent would try to perform a kernel exploit on you? I thought sandboxing is just to protect from the agent accidentally clearing your home directory. Side note, just 6 days ago a Linux VM esca
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by vqtska 2mo ago
I still don't understand the point of all these VMs and containers for agents. Just create a separate user on your machine without sudo privileges, switch to it in your terminal and run all the agents you want without it being able to
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by vqtska 3mo ago
I used a different project, https://github.com/marionebl/svg-term-cli
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by vqtska 3mo ago
You can also do an animated svg which is way smaller than a gif because it's just text keyframes ( https://github.com/vytskalt/pseudoc/blob/main/assets/factori... )
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by vqtska 4mo ago
Forgejo has open source reimplementation of github actions
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by vqtska 9mo ago
This looks kinda scary to me considering that Zig isn't a safe language and it's being used here to parse untrusted data from the internet. Would the ReleaseSafe mode that Zig provides prevent any attempts of exploiting memory saf
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by vqtska 11mo ago
I wonder if this vulnerable codec is enabled by default when building FFmpeg? Because if so, then it doesn't matter that it's a "1990s game codec" because any application using FFmpeg to accept arbitrary video files is v
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Bun 1.3(bun.com)
56 points by vqtska 11mo ago|9 comments
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by vqtska 1y ago
There is someone who leaks Cellebrite's support matrix to GrapheneOS dev's and it confirms that they are still unable to exploit it. "Their documentation has explicitly listed GrapheneOS for years due to the high demand from
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AI-powered pseudocode compiler(github.com)
2 points by vqtska 1y ago|0 comments