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jkb@gotosocial.jkbockstael.beJ

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  • They finally did it.
    jkb@gotosocial.jkbockstael.beJ jkb@gotosocial.jkbockstael.be

    @avuko @pheonix Yes, indeed. And yes indeed this is something that should have never happened, the whole situation is shameful.

    I was just pointing out that this vulnerability requires additional user input (albeit a very likely user input that normally shouldn't raise any concern), it's not one of those nightmare situations in which the mere opening of a file triggers an exploit.

    Uncategorized noai microslop microsoft windows programming

  • To keep #OpenStreetMap.org up and running while we're being deluged by scrapers, we've blocked 320,000+ primarily residential IPv4 addresses in the last 24 hours (+ 100,000 IPv6) involved in scraping.
    jkb@gotosocial.jkbockstael.beJ jkb@gotosocial.jkbockstael.be

    @ClariNerd @osm_tech Because their IP ranges are increasingly being blocked by servers following their harmful scraping habits, AI companies are now releasing "browsers" so they can scrape from residential IPs instead and circumvent blocks. Oh, sorry, I meant "so they can empower users with AI insight in this new era of information".

    Uncategorized openstreetmap bots abuse
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