shellhazard
shellhazard
@hazardous.technology
Thing doer. Touches computers, mostly Go & Nix. Varied interests that loosely relate to how technology can help us build and empower communities. Boosts guaranteed to be an undefined ratio of genuine insights and complete shitposts. 学习中文。
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The insecure buggy stuff is already on the hardware! Replacing it with insecure buggy stuff in our control is a marked improvement!
The AI 'Reverse Engineer Anything' craze is going to further sloppify the real world & put insecure buggy stuff on all sorts of hardware. It is also going to liberate a bunch of internet of shit devices that have been needlessly bricked by their manufacturers www.404media.co/reverse-engi...
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🚨 Six WebPKI Intermediate CAs are compromised. This is bigger than Heartbleed, but a client-side issue. Anything that verifies certificates against public roots, like most TLS clients, is/was affected. Details, live test, patched versions and workarounds at emudhra.we-have-a-problem.com Act now.
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Seeing the usual suspects dismiss this as delusional, cope, etc., but if you were involved in moving this needle beforehand, you will have felt the balance of power shift in a meaningful way.
It enables people to create software so easily that we will be able to move away from the tech monopolies that dominate our lives
I feel like I'm being fairly restrained in what I'm imagining here, but these are the kinds of tasks that have costs trending to zero in this insane new world we live in. I would bet that GLM 5.3 Flash would body any of the above tasks for less than the price of a decent sandwich worth of inference.
Seeing the usual suspects dismiss this as delusional, cope, etc., but if you were involved in moving this needle beforehand, you will have felt the balance of power shift in a meaningful way.
It enables people to create software so easily that we will be able to move away from the tech monopolies that dominate our lives
Seeing the usual suspects dismiss this as delusional, cope, etc., but if you were involved in moving this needle beforehand, you will have felt the balance of power shift in a meaningful way.
It enables people to create software so easily that we will be able to move away from the tech monopolies that dominate our lives
For instance, maybe you have some e-waste in your home from an IoT company that shut down and you just want it to do what you bought it for again:
Seeing the usual suspects dismiss this as delusional, cope, etc., but if you were involved in moving this needle beforehand, you will have felt the balance of power shift in a meaningful way.
It enables people to create software so easily that we will be able to move away from the tech monopolies that dominate our lives
Seeing the usual suspects dismiss this as delusional, cope, etc., but if you were involved in moving this needle beforehand, you will have felt the balance of power shift in a meaningful way.
It enables people to create software so easily that we will be able to move away from the tech monopolies that dominate our lives
Seeing the usual suspects dismiss this as delusional, cope, etc., but if you were involved in moving this needle beforehand, you will have felt the balance of power shift in a meaningful way.
It enables people to create software so easily that we will be able to move away from the tech monopolies that dominate our lives
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The most significant extension to the protocol since launch—atproto spaces—is now officially alpha software you can start testing with. Here's more about the goals and how to start testing. atproto.com/blog/atproto...
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