Ariadne Conill 🐰

Ariadne Conill 🐰

@ariadne.space

Operating system designer and security engineer focused on small Linux-based systems of all flavors. I work at @edera.dev, but opinions are strictly my own.

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(although i find ICE's tactics and behavior abhorrent and disgusting, the reality is, i just don't like hanging out in places with feds from any government agency anywhere)

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#pkgconf 3.0.6 has been released, bringing multi-module --variable queries, OS/2 support, and Windows long-path awareness. it also drops the PC061 (CR-LF line-endings) lint because it is very noisy on Windows.

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The thing about economic downturns, especially in the middle of the bubble like this, is the consumers end up the ultimate judge of everything. Suddenly McDonald's doesn't cost $20 anymore. Suddenly Anthropic has a change of heart as they watch their user base evaporate.

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Police Chief is an in-person job now? RTO has gotten out of hand.

Erica C. Barnett@ericacbarnett.bsky.social

Multiple Sources Say Police Chief Barnes is Out; Mayor’s Office Not Responding to Questions The chief has been under fire over his frequent trips out of town, after flying back from Dallas partway through a planned two-week absence to respond to a mass shooting at Seattle Center.

I am likely to take the policy position that AI-assisted bug reports are banned from my projects in their entirety because the AI companies make individual FOSS maintainers jump through hoops to run the scans. I would rather file CVE disputes than play this game anymore.

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At the same time, I might experiment with setting up my own code review bot running self-hosted GLM and Kimi models and hope it provides the same level of surveillance.

And no, don't even get me started on this "vulnerability clearinghouse" idea. This idea is stupid and dangerous, for a number of reasons, but most importantly, the clearinghouses will automatically become extremely high value targets for attackers to breach.

I am likely to take the policy position that AI-assisted bug reports are banned from my projects in their entirety because the AI companies make individual FOSS maintainers jump through hoops to run the scans. I would rather file CVE disputes than play this game anymore.

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Inevitably, someone will say: "just apply for the OpenAI OSS grant, it includes Codex Security." This "solves" my problem at the expense of appearing like I endorse this technology (I don't) and is limited to 6 months (so I have to do this all over again in 6 months).

I am likely to take the policy position that AI-assisted bug reports are banned from my projects in their entirety because the AI companies make individual FOSS maintainers jump through hoops to run the scans. I would rather file CVE disputes than play this game anymore.

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These are excellent endorsements that you can trust - and should use. We don’t need the Stranger any more. Encourage your friends and family to go here instead.

Ryan Packer@typewriteralley.bsky.social

They're here... @theurbanist.org primary endorsements are out, just in time for ballots to hit your mailboxes. www.theurbanist.org/2026-primary...

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got alpine linux running on a recovery partition on an old lenovo tab 2a7-10f, going for framebuffer rendering on the tablets display next, and then hopefully i can get some desktop enviorement running :P #linux #android

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Replying to @robertcruickshank.com

Seattle very clearly wants rail expansion. Sound Transit will alienate its core supporters and create massive political problems for itself if it proceeds with the Somers plan. It is time for wiser heads to prevail. We need city, county, and state leaders to intervene and stop ST from gutting ST3.

the #dirtyfrag exploit does not run successfully on alpine because the path to the donor SUID binary is hardcoded as /usr/bin/su. changing that to /bin/bbsuid allows the exploit to run, but it hangs for me on linux-lts 6.18.27.

interestingly, openpax kernels kill the exploit early in the exploit chain. either way, 6.18.28 fixes it for everyone. but it goes to show the danger of #SUID binaries and why SUID-less solutions like #capsudo are important.

i am planning to be at linuxfest northwest on saturday, if anyone wants to have a chat. i didn't submit any talks because i wanted to vibe check the conference first.

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this is a great proposal and one that i think is worth studying. sound transit is already over-committed to light rail for the “spine” service, but building ballard/west seattle rail as an automated light *metro* makes an incredible amount of sense. our neighbours to the north have proved it.

The Urbanist@theurbanist.org

Sound Transit can halve the cost of light rail to Ballard and West Seattle by building them as a connected automated light rail line with slimmer stations, according to two transit experts who have launched the Sound Transit Now campaign. Guest op-ed: www.theurbanist.org/op-ed-reconn...

clearly, it is time to go back to linkedin, the premier social network for professional posters

Colin@colin-fraser.net

Bluesky is a fun toy but for serious posters like myself the uptime is frankly unacceptable. I require enterprise-level availability and durability SLAs for any website where I'm going to post. I'm going to have my SRE team start looking into other options for my posts.

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Bluesky is a fun toy but for serious posters like myself the uptime is frankly unacceptable. I require enterprise-level availability and durability SLAs for any website where I'm going to post. I'm going to have my SRE team start looking into other options for my posts.