CIRCLE WITH A DOT

Working in Jupyter again after a long absence. Feels goooood

@AAKL I did see this one. Also awful.

Totally unrelated but I'd expect a lot more drone regulation coming down soon

If you think folks are going to let things like this get built in their communities and operate with impunity, you have another thing coming. I'm not saying they should be sabotaged; I'm saying they positively will be.

This AI data center will be bigger than 2,000 Walmarts and dump '23 atom bombs worth of energy' into the environment every day — and locals are terrified

This project could physically alter the landscape for humans and wildlife

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@r3pek Right I understand that, but mitigations are applied faster than kernel patches, and luckily the mitigations are the same.

@north Great job, Dad

@r3pek Luckily this one is mitigated by the same fix as for DirtyFrag.

I've happened upon a genre of music that I can only describe as "Academic lectures over a solid beat," and I'm far too into it.

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Related: Shakespeare over a solid beat.

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@AAKL Nope! That's not right.

It uses email as a protocol, but you don't give it your email information at all.

Uses this: https://chatmail.at

Played with Delta Chat. I like it conceptually, and I'm pretty impressed overall with the maturity. Just a couple of things missing for real Signal-alternative level for me:

• Rich text (markdown) support
• Calls in groups
• Moderation in Groups of any kind

Even so, I'm going to use Delta as a fallback in the event of a Signal outage.

Your patching program was built for a dead reality, and if your response to the last few weeks is "patch faster," you are missing the point.

The skill loss is real. If you're using these tools, challenge yourself not to for a while.

https://www.404media.co/software-developers-say-ai-is-rotting-their-brains/

I've been sitting on this one, but happy to finally explain the issue.

Teachable's CDN isn't fully fixed, and still exposes creator content through the paywall.

https://taggart-tech.com/20260513-teachable-disclosure/

@cR0w Even if the author didn't know it was, it was.

RE: https://infosec.exchange/@ifin/116563042830173373

Please get in touch. Something ain't right here.

One of our TTI folks made this and I think it's pretty neat! Modular resume builder for cyber jobs using Typst. https://github.com/joshnck/typst_resume_generator

@badsamurai @Sempf @cR0w In full fairness, I believe the author writes that they should be handled "like" digital workers, but I agree that the term is inapposite.

The governance issue is real though. Agents running amok as a proxy for their operators is a disaster waiting to happen. Scoping their access is an identity problem. Think of it like a Chaos Service Account. I'm charitably suggesting that's the point here.

I've not read the whole book, but I hope there's a section regarding a standard to determine when the risks and costs outweigh potential benefits. Nobody seems to want to admit that most of the time, pulling the plug is the correct business decision.

Instructure paid:

https://www.instructure.com/incident_update

RE: https://infosec.exchange/@ifin/116558531955700753

Here we go again

@spk @Toxic_Flange @joel Proxmox continues to be the most useful solution for my lab needs. I have pointed others to Incus when they seek a less robust option.

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