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AI slop classic, somebody files a bug report for a vuln, doesn’t disclose they’ve used AI when asked, argues in the comments - and includes his AI prompt in the paste.
I think the open source movement is in serious trouble due to generative AI, as maintainers are going to get flooded with torrents of bad code and analysis the longer the AI hype train continues.
It’s exhausting and unsustainable if an entire generation are introduced to not knowing or caring about what they are doing.
We can entrench to some degree, but it will make development more brittle, and it runs against cultural pressures towards figuring out more open social contracts. Pretty tricky, indeed.
I’ve seen well meaning contributors *champion* AI for the FOSS projects they work with… and for what? Most FOSS doesn’t *need* productivity. And it certainly doesn’t need huge black spots of code with no real owners because one person shovelled in more features than they could ever reasonably understand or support. 🫠
(I have written spades on this but I just don’t have the spoons for this battle)
Canada restarted trade negotiations with the U.S. after Prime Minister Mark Carney dropped a proposed digital tax on major American tech companies. The decision followed President Trump’s suspension of talks in response to the tax.
"Dozens of Israeli settlers torched a security site and clashed with the Israeli army in the occupied West Bank late Sunday, deepening a growing internal rift within "Israel" amid rising settler violence against Palestinians" The article doesn't really say what caused this, but it is good news that IOF and settlers are turning on each other. Really good news. I hope it spreads.
Settler violence mainly aimed at Palestinians has now targeted the IOF, with rioters torching a military post and assaulting soldiers in the occupied West Bank.
Here's the motivation for the settlers rioting: "Palestinian journalist Azzam Abu al-Adas said that settlers are waging an ‘uprising’ against the Israeli military in the occupied West Bank, demanding more freedom in attacks against Palestinians" "Israeli settler violence against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank has reached unprecedented levels in 2025"
I've been using this old PA. It's pretty cool. A Kustom Profile System 2 from the late seventies. 5 channels, 150W a side, built in effects. It belongs to a guy named Jazzy P. He paid $400 for it way back when. I don't know if I could use it with #GreyWails but for acoustic and solo stuff it's really great.
I fixed the effects a while back. There's a separate digital module that had bad contact to the main board. DeOxit is magic, did I ever tell you that?
I noticed something was rattling around in one of the speakers. What the hell?
So I took the connector panel off the back and found that the choke for the horn had fallen off the board. One of the wire ends had never been soldered. No indication at all that it had ever come through the back side of the board and the whole tinned end was still there. A bunch of the magnet wire had come unrolled from the spindle, wrapped around some speaker wires and unplugged both wires from the horn.
Re-wrap the choke, remove the old solder, solder the loose end, RTV the choke to the board. Put it back together.
Never noticed the horn wasn't working. I guess there was enough high end to cover for it from the other speaker.
@benda We're a cover band. Don't have any recorded stuff. You can find videos of us live. But on assbook, so I don't know what all that looks like. There's a lady named Maureen Little that posts video of us. Really nice person, mechanical engineer, she's landscaped her place into a kind of magical trail.
Y mientras tanto retrasando mis páginas de cómic y mis encargos porque estar desempleado es de todo menos estar parado, al menos en mi caso. Es trabajar pero sin frutos.
Re-watching the first season of #StrangeNewWorlds and I think I can say that this spin-off, above all the others... above Picard, above Discovery, above TNG, DS9, Voyager even, even above Enterprise and Lower Decks....
That Strange New Worlds hands down has got to be the best spin-off from TOS.
"A Quality of Mercy" - In the season one finale, just as Captain Pike thinks he's figured out how to escape his fate, he's visited by his future self, who sh...
An Israeli court has postponed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's testimony in his corruption trial after he requested a delay with the support of President Donald Trump.
"A Reuters investigation has uncovered a clear chain of command linking the March massacres of Syrian Alawites to armed factions now operating under the authority of Syria’s new government in Damascus. One faction, the 400 Division, is an elite unit of HTS" "Nearly half of these factions have been under international sanctions for years due to human rights violations, such as killings, kidnappings, and sexual violence"
Reuters has concluded that at least a dozen armed groups, including foreign fighters, now operating under the new government's command, were involved in the March killings.
#Syria #HTS #sectarianviolence A Breaking News item on Al Mayadeen reads: 20:54 - White House: Trump will sign executive order to terminate Syria sanctions
In 2019 Trump slaps on the Cesar Sanctions on Syria, crippling their economy and destroying the Country's future. From 2011 US/Turkey/Israel/Qatar/UAE have been funding HTS + other headchoppers, in order to destabilise and finally overturn Syria's govt. Syria is no more and now Trump lifts the sanctions. The US Empire for you.
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Today in Labor History June 30, 1840: Publication of Pierre-Joseph Proudhon's “What Is Property?” Proudhon is considered by many to be history's first anarchist and founder of the philosophy of Anarchism.
Tagesschau: Ärzte ohne Grenzen - Scharfe Kritik an Gaza-Hilfe - "getarntes Massaker"
Immer wieder gibt es Berichte über Schüsse nahe den Verteilzentren der privaten GHF-Stiftung im Gazastreifen. Die UN gehen von Hunderten Toten aus. Mit harten Worten fordern Hilfsorganisationen die Rückkehr zum alten System der Verteilung.
Die von den USA unterstützte Privatstiftung "Gaza Humanitarian Foundation" (GHF), die im Gazastreifen Verteilzentren für Hilfsgüter betreibt, ist höchst umstritten. Immer wieder werden Palästinenser, die zu den Zentren kommen, um Lebensmittel zu erhalten, erschossen. Die Hilfsorganisation Ärzte ohne Grenzen (MSF) wirft der GHF deshalb vor, Hilfsbedürftige in "Todesfallen" zu locken. Sie forderte ein Ende der umstrittenen Hilfsmaßnahmen... (weiter)
'It's a Killing Field': IDF Soldiers Ordered to Shoot Deliberately at Unarmed Gazans Waiting for Humanitarian Aid - Israel News - Haaretz.com share.google/OWMffjNry2OIbibcq
IDF officers and soldiers told Haaretz they were ordered to fire at unarmed crowds near food distribution sites in Gaza, even when no threat was present.
Is it possible to work on AI as a computer scientist and not reinforce the hype?
Question for @alex at a great event at the @Weizenbaum_Institut. She has “no good news”. Among other concerns, the hype is creating a monoculture in research that draws away resources for actually useful topics.
Very much looking forward to reading “The AI Con” by her and fabulous @emilymbender!
Will use “synthetic content extrusion machine” from now on.
Dass in #München zum Christopher Street Day die Regenbogenflagge über der #Staatskanzlei wehte, kommentierte #Klöckner mit den Worten: "Ich bin Präsidentin des Deutschen #Bundestags und nicht der bayrischen Staatskanzlei."
Carola Ebhardt: Das ist eine fatale Entscheidung, denn sie hat weitreichende symbolische und gesellschaftlich-politische Konsequenzen. Das #Verbot, die Regenbogenflagge auf dem Sitz des Bundestags zu hissen, bedeutet, dass sich der Staat nicht mehr öffentlich sichtbar an die Seite diskriminierter Menschen und Minderheiten stellt. Die Regenbogenflagge ist ein Symbol für die Einhaltung von Menschenrechten. Das wird mit dieser Entscheidung fast schon mit Füßen getreten. Hinzu kommt noch, dass den Bundestagsbediensteten untersagt wurde, offiziell mit einer Gruppe am #CSD teilzunehmen. All das schwächt den Kampf gegen #Diskriminierung total – und das in einer Zeit, in der die Angriffe gegen #Minderheiten stark zunehmen.
Bundestagspräsidentin Julia Klöckner will zum Berliner CSD nicht die Regenbogenflagge auf dem Reichstagsgebäude hissen. Die Vorsitzenden der SPDqueer, Carola Ebhardt und Oliver Strotzer, kritisieren das deutlich.
CDU will Bäume vor "künftigen Folgen des #Klimawandels" retten. Es existiert zwar keine #Dürre, aber man weiß ja nie. Die Lösung ist "kostenlos", fällt also dem #Steuerzahler zur Last.
Agents with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) briefed Capitol Hill staff recently on hardening the security of their mobile devices, after a contacts list stolen from the personal phone of the White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles was reportedly used to fuel a series of text messages and phone calls impersonating her to U.S. lawmakers. But in a letter this week to the FBI, one of the Senate’s most tech-savvy lawmakers says the feds aren’t doing enough to recommend more appropriate security protections that are already built into most consumer mobile devices.
A screenshot of the first page from Sen. Wyden’s letter to FBI Director Kash Patel.
On May 29, The Wall Street Journalreported that federal authorities were investigating a clandestine effort to impersonate Ms. Wiles via text messages and in phone calls that may have used AI to spoof her voice. According to The Journal, Wiles told associates her cellphone contacts were hacked, giving the impersonator access to the private phone numbers of some of the country’s most influential people.
The execution of this phishing and impersonation campaign — whatever its goals may have been — suggested the attackers were financially motivated, and not particularly sophisticated.
“It became clear to some of the lawmakers that the requests were suspicious when the impersonator began asking questions about Trump that Wiles should have known the answers to—and in one case, when the impersonator asked for a cash transfer, some of the people said,” the Journal wrote. “In many cases, the impersonator’s grammar was broken and the messages were more formal than the way Wiles typically communicates, people who have received the messages said. The calls and text messages also didn’t come from Wiles’s phone number.”
Sophisticated or not, the impersonation campaign was soon punctuated by the murder of Minnesota House of Representatives Speaker Emerita Melissa Hortman and her husband, and the shooting of Minnesota State Senator John Hoffman and his wife. So when FBI agents offered in mid-June to brief U.S. Senate staff on mobile threats, more than 140 staffers took them up on that invitation (a remarkably high number considering that no food was offered at the event).
But according to Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.), the advice the FBI provided to Senate staffers was largely limited to remedial tips, such as not clicking on suspicious links or attachments, not using public wifi networks, turning off bluetooth, keeping phone software up to date, and rebooting regularly.
“This is insufficient to protect Senate employees and other high-value targets against foreign spies using advanced cyber tools,” Wyden wrote in a letter sent today to FBI Director Kash Patel. “Well-funded foreign intelligence agencies do not have to rely on phishing messages and malicious attachments to infect unsuspecting victims with spyware. Cyber mercenary companies sell their government customers advanced ‘zero-click’ capabilities to deliver spyware that do not require any action by the victim.”
Wyden stressed that to help counter sophisticated attacks, the FBI should be encouraging lawmakers and their staff to enable anti-spyware defenses that are built into Apple’s iOS and Google’s Android phone software.
These include Apple’s Lockdown Mode, which is designed for users who are worried they may be subject to targeted attacks. Lockdown Mode restricts non-essential iOS features to reduce the device’s overall attack surface. Google Android devices carry a similar feature called Advanced Protection Mode.
Wyden also urged the FBI to update its training to recommend a number of other steps that people can take to make their mobile devices less trackable, including the use of ad blockers to guard against malicious advertisements, disabling ad tracking IDs in mobile devices, and opting out of commercial data brokers (the suspect charged in the Minnesota shootings reportedly used multiple people-search services to find the home addresses of his targets).
The senator’s letter notes that while the FBI has recommended all of the above precautions in various advisories issued over the years, the advice the agency is giving now to the nation’s leaders needs to be more comprehensive, actionable and urgent.
“In spite of the seriousness of the threat, the FBI has yet to provide effective defensive guidance,” Wyden said.
Nicholas Weaver **is a researcher with the **International Computer Science Institute, a nonprofit in Berkeley, Calif. Weaver said Lockdown Mode or Advanced Protection will mitigate many vulnerabilities, and should be the default setting for all members of Congress and their staff.
“Lawmakers are at exceptional risk and need to be exceptionally protected,” Weaver said. “Their computers should be locked down and well administered, etc. And the same applies to staffers.”
Weaver noted that Apple’s Lockdown Mode has a track record of blocking zero-day attacks on iOS applications; in September 2023, Citizen Labdocumented how Lockdown Mode foiled a zero-click flaw capable of installing spyware on iOS devices without any interaction from the victim.
Earlier this month, Citizen Lab researchers documented a zero-click attack used to infect the iOS devices of two journalists with Paragon’s Graphite spyware. The vulnerability could be exploited merely by sending the target a booby-trapped media file delivered via iMessage. Apple also recently updated its advisory for the zero-click flaw (CVE-2025-43200), noting that it was mitigated as of iOS 18.3.1, which was released in February 2025.
Apple has not commented on whether CVE-2025-43200 could be exploited on devices with Lockdown Mode turned on. But HelpNetSecurity observed that at the same time Apple addressed CVE-2025-43200 back in February, the company fixed another vulnerability flagged by Citizen Lab researcher Bill Marczak: CVE-2025-24200, which Apple said was used in an extremely sophisticated physical attack against specific targeted individuals that allowed attackers to disable USB Restricted Mode on a locked device.
In other words, the flaw could apparently be exploited only if the attacker had physical access to the targeted vulnerable device. And as the old infosec industry adage goes, if an adversary has physical access to your device, it’s most likely not your device anymore.
I can’t speak to Google’s Advanced Protection Mode personally, because I don’t use Google or Android devices. But I have had Apple’s Lockdown Mode enabled on all of my Apple devices since it was first made available in September 2022. I can only think of a single occasion when one of my apps failed to work properly with Lockdown Mode turned on, and in that case I was able to add a temporary exception for that app in Lockdown Mode’s settings.
My main gripe with Lockdown Mode was captured in a March 2025 column by TechCrunch’s Lorenzo Francheschi-Bicchierai, who wrote about its penchant for periodically sending mystifying notifications that someone has been blocked from contacting you, even though nothing then prevents you from contacting that person directly. This has happened to me at least twice, and in both cases the person in question was already an approved contact, and said they had not attempted to reach out.
Although it would be nice if Apple’s Lockdown Mode sent fewer, less alarming and more informative alerts, the occasional baffling warning message is hardly enough to make me turn it off. posted by pod_feeder
#Wirtschaft: Ökonomen sehen die Gefahr, dass Investitionen ins #Militär verpuffen: Bei bereits hoher Kapazitätsauslastungen der Rüstungsindustrie und zugleich intransparenten Vergabeverfahren führten höhere Ausgaben in #Verteidigung vor allem zu höheren Preisen. Ein Großteil der öffentlichen Mittel werde daher „in den Taschen der Rüstungskonzerne und deren Eigentümer“ landen, warnen sie laut „Spiegel“.
The National Review continues to give me the kind of anxiety I feel when I can’t tell if someone is making fun of themself or being themself. RE: bsky.app/profile/did:plc:eyflj…
Today in Labor History June 30, 1906: United States Congress passes the Meat Inspection Act and Pure Food and Drug Act in response to Upton Sinclair's novel, “The Jungle,” which exposed atrocious sanitary conditions in Chicago meat packing industry. Sinclair intended his book not only to bring attention to the public health threat of the squalid working conditions, but also to the racism faced by Chicago’s largely immigrant meat workers, as well as the corruption of both the politicians and union officials. However, the public was most outraged by the prospect of getting food poisoning from the rotten meat.
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Today in Labor History June 30, 1906: United States Congress passes the Meat Inspection Act and Pure Food and Drug Act in response to Upton Sinclair's novel, “The Jungle,” which exposed atrocious sanitary conditions in Chicago meat…
The US government has pulled visas issued to British punk-rappers Bob Vylan Monday after their antisemitic “hateful tirade” at Glastonbury over the weekend.
They also sang a song with these lyrics but nobody cares about *that* 🤔
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I heard you want your country back Shut the fuck up I heard you want your country back Uh-uh, you can’t have that I heard you want your country back Shut the fuck up I heard you want your country back Well shit, me too
Kommunal Landspensjonskasse, die größte Rentenversicherung des öffentlichen Diensts in Norwegen, stößt Thyssen-Krupp- und Oshkosh-Anteile ab. Die Konzerne seien Komplizen israelischer Verbrechen gegen die Menschheit.
Historian William Dalrymple speaking powerfully and brilliantly about how Britain’s colonial legacy created the massive injustice, violence and trauma that Palestinians have endured and continue to endure to this day. We owe them the creation of Palestinian state, but we are doing anything but. #Gaza
Best-selling Writer and Historian William Dalrymple's speaks about Gaza and Palestine, and about Britain's historic responsibility for the situation there. ...
NASA announced Monday its latest plans to team up with a streaming service to bring space a little closer to home. Starting this summer, NASA+ live programming will be available on Netflix. Audiences now will have another option to stream rocket launches, astronaut spacewalks, mission coverage, and breathtaking live views of Earth from the International […]
Blogger, journalist, author and activist Cory Doctorow can embark on a 10-minute monologue about what’s wrong with tech and still leave you hungering for mor...
If you throw a coin, the result has two possibilities: It may show either the obverse side (head) or the reverse (tails). These possibilities have equal probability ("50:50").
Probabilities will likely happen. Possibilities could happen if chances go right. Plausibilities could, within reason, happen, but are not necessarily likely.
Probability is a numeric value between: 0 and 1 of how likely an event is going to happen. Depending on the definition, I would say that possibilities and plausabilities are both events with a nonzero probability. Colloquially, possibilities are more likely than plausabilities I guess. Source: two thirds of a stats phd and C2 level english skills lol
when people say its plausible tho, I feel like that means its a bit more likely or they entertain the chance of it happening or being correct more than a mere possibillity tho
The episode began with the host announcing the launch of a new AI agent called the IPS stenographer in the Discord server. This bot is designed to automatically summarize the latest comments and creat...
Singapore’s crystal market is thriving, with retailers, collectors, and spiritual enthusiasts fueling demand for premium gemstones used in jewelry, decor, and spiritual practices. Partnering with a meteorite wholesaler Singapore or a trusted crystals supplier provides access to high-quality stones like moldavite crystal at competitive prices, enabling businesses to stand out in this dynamic industry. Success requires leveraging insider strategies to source authentic gems, negotiate favorable deals, and build a strong reputation. This comprehensive guide explores expert techniques to navigate the wholesale crystal market, offering actionable insights to ensure your business excels in Singapore’s vibrant gemstone industry.
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You know what kills me about democrats and liberals. Literally just kills me. RFK (A literal career democrat) gets elected. Says "The country is too fat, taking too many drugs, eating literal plastic, and we need to do something about it!".
And the democrats response was literally hysterical, because WE WANT TO EAT PLASTIC AND TAKE OZYMPIC. HE'S A SCAMMER.
It literally blows my mind. Idk how you can look at a guy who's thing is "maybe we shouldn't be so fat and on drugs" and the response from half the country is just mass hysteria.
Part two of a four part series, you can read part one HERE. The Statistical Register being created by Stats NZ doesn’t appear to fit with the Privacy Principles Stats NZ has certain exemptions from…
Nintendo Co. pulled its products from Amazon.com Inc.’s US site after a disagreement over unauthorized sales, meaning the e-commerce company missed out on the recent debut of Nintendo’s Switch 2 — the biggest game console launch of all time.
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in reply to Kevin Beaumont • • •I think the open source movement is in serious trouble due to generative AI, as maintainers are going to get flooded with torrents of bad code and analysis the longer the AI hype train continues.
It’s exhausting and unsustainable if an entire generation are introduced to not knowing or caring about what they are doing.
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in reply to Kevin Beaumont • • •that's what prompted me to write a Human Content Policy.
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in reply to Kevin Beaumont • • •I’ve seen well meaning contributors *champion* AI for the FOSS projects they work with… and for what? Most FOSS doesn’t *need* productivity. And it certainly doesn’t need huge black spots of code with no real owners because one person shovelled in more features than they could ever reasonably understand or support. 🫠
(I have written spades on this but I just don’t have the spoons for this battle)
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