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There's going to be an internal presentation of one who reverse engineered firmware with ai, but I see that it has source code openly available. Dunno if I should go to this event just to ask a single question or not.
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Okay, so I stumbled back across the Fennel language the other day. I remember toying around with it a few years ago, writing some scripts to talk to i3.
Anyway, running across it again gave me the idea that someone should do for Lua what Gleam has done for Erlang/Javascript: write a transpiler to go from some functional-flavored, strictly-typed language into Lua (or even Lua bytecode).
I think maybe I could even possibly be that someone, although I've never implemented anything more complex than a very bare-bones Lisp. Maybe this is my chance.
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I'm so glad I dumped these clowns.
https://www.404media.co/proton-to-re-interview-staff-about-ai-to-see-who-gets-to-keep-their-job/
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Has anyone noticed that Github is a steaming pile of shit now? I mean yeah I know it's a sloppy cesspool, but I'm talking functionally... I just got rate limited typing in the Username field lmao
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First day of HVAC work complete. It’s gonna be a long week
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Caves of Qud update:
Woo, the reprogrammable recoiler I've been lugging around since the early game is finally imprinted! Turns out reprogrammable recoilers need a large chunk of energy to initially program, more than my various chem cells and solar cells could provide.
Thankfully, using the standard lifehack of hitting a Putus Templar over the head with a large flaming electrified axe and taking their stuff, I got my hands on a couple lava-powered cells that can (barely) handle the recoiler programming.
All that to just get a Six Day Stilt recoiler, the only location that was still mildly inconvenient to get to and not covered by my half dozen other recoilers.
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I love when people email to tell you they don't need the commercial project you're working on, but appreciate the donationware project, and then don't donate.
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It’s not too late for you to buy me a villa on the French Riviera
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"Karen" is such a cheap shot insult -- and misogynist, to boot -- but its precision cannot be dismissed. "Asshole" is too broad and "self-entitled, empathy-less narcissist" doesn't exactly roll off the tongue.
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Greetings from Utrecht in the Netherlands!
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Two CVSS 9.0 Linux KSMBD RCE Flaws Disclosed on Public Mailing Lists Before Kernel Fixes #devopsish https://thehackernews.com/2026/10/two-cvss-90-linux-ksmbd-rce-flaws.html
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Discovery is one of my favorite albums of all time, so despite already having watched these kinds of videos a bunch (such as nickster's resampling of Face To Face [^1]), i still love this stuff so much:
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Aww, poor man baby is uncomfortable?
https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:f5oj3h5yslnl5ymnvya5aecv/post/3myskz57p3t2r
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Slow your roll, Diet Coke. It’s not even Halloween.
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I've been increasingly realizing that the reason some people are so adamant about LLMs being good at things if you prompt them right is that they are desperately trying to pretend they still bring something of value when all they do is copy/paste LLM output.
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iPad mini at 60 Hz in 2026 is just crazy.
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#PHP-ocalypse: How two critical web bugs almost broke the #internet
The bugs are dubbed #PHP2Shell, it allow anyone who knows how to exploit them to break into an online system running PHP, such as a website or internet-facing server, without needing a password to access or modify its data.
As situations go, this was a pretty sizable one, forcing millions of people to scramble to patch their systems before malicious hackers could abuse them.
https://techcrunch.com/2026/10/24/php-ocalypse-how-two-critical-web-bugs-almost-broke-the-internet/
https://archive.is/20261026132528/https://techcrunch.com/2026/10/24/php-ocalypse-how-two-critical-web-bugs-almost-broke-the-internet/ -
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RE: https://infosec.exchange/@lcamtuf/117509287103046600
This is seriously cool.
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If your kernel can’t fit in L1 cache, it’s too big.
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"why's my laptop mildly but noticeably warmer than usual despite me doing very little right now?"
turns out the answer is a couple of github tabs that had been left open. what on earth.
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Time to pack.
No I’m not taking my couch oscilloscope.
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Here is a video of the Hello #Guix installation process. :)
(I will learn how to lock focus on my phone camera in the future.)
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I don't know what the answer is in terms of private email providers to use, but I figure at least it's good to know that they're doing this.
For now I'm using mailbox.org because I wanted native SMTP/IMAP, custom domains, a CalDAV calendar, etc.
https://www.404media.co/proton-to-re-interview-staff-about-ai-to-see-who-gets-to-keep-their-job/
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RE: https://infosec.exchange/@josephcox/117509052853704937
I am happy with Posteo for my email.
Email is no secure medium, no matter how many bits you bolt onto the protocol. If you need to communicate confidentially, use Signal, not email.
German police once demanded the IP addresses of Posteo customers and Posteo did not—could not—deliver because they (intentionally) don't even save IP addresses.
If you need your own domain (like [email protected] rather than [email protected]), then I recommend Mailbox.org. Posteo doesn't support custom domains. Mailbox costs 300% of Posteo's price though.
In any case, Proton (via ProtonMail) should not be supported.
