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  1. Due to recent reports about “AI”/LLM/“agent” tools and services, I have growing concerns that the #security properties of the open web are changing, or have already changed, in practice, to a degree that we haven’t seen in many years.

    This past week’s articles / reports on further investigations and details of the OpenAI Hugging Face intrusion / incident:  
    * OpenAI report: https://cdn.openai.com/pdf/67869394-cb91-4c12-888c-5cbd85c7814c/OpenAI-Hugging-Face%20Incident-Technical-Report.pdf
    * 2026-08-26 https://metr.org/blog/2026-08-26-openai-hugging-face-incident-investigation/
    * 2026-08-28 https://www.planned-obsolescence.org/p/the-hugging-face-attack-surprised
    and articles like:
    * 2026-08-26 https://blog.trailofbits.com/2026/08/26/vms-wont-contain-cyber-capable-agents/

    Previously I wrote about an instance of (presumably) unintentional subversion of site security by someone making mostly reasonable requests of a software “agent”:
    * 2026-08-24 http://tantek.com/2026/226/t1/cybersecurity-friday-small-business

    Combining those data points, it seems reasonable to conclude both that existing sites are in practice more vulnerable now, and as more advanced LLM models are available for use, as open models advance further, more sites will be vulnerable to more attacks, by a broader set of attackers, using fewer resources than were required in the past.

    One implication of these growing vulnerabilities in practice is a growing need to reduce one’s personal exposure to such sites and services. Exposures as “small” as merely having an account on such sites, all the way to depending on such sites for critical home or transport needs.

    For example, as vulnerable as various “internet of things” or “web of things” devices and services were in the past, we should expect they are or will shortly become even more vulnerable, and it would be reasonable to disconnect or otherwise take offline any such internet connected devices in your home.

    Similarly, if you happen to be driving a vehicle that is either “always connected” (e.g. built-in WiFi or cell connectivity), or frequently connected to the internet (e.g. joins your home WiFi when parked in the garage), you may want to investigate if it is possible for you to disconnect it from the internet and be certain of its disconnection (like hardware disabling), or at least manually choose when to connect it.

    Personally I do not have any “internet connected” home appliances (not counting a router or video streaming devices, home computers) or vehicles and even before this, never planned to get any for both security and privacy reasons.

    Even if you “only” have an internet connected robot vacuum or lightbulbs that depend on an internet connected “app” in order to change their colors, might be worth taking steps to disconnect them and figure out how to use them offline. And if they fail to function when disconnected, might be a good idea to invest in offline-only (local-only), offline-first, or at least offline-capable replacements.

    This is merely scratching the surface. I believe the larger implication of what this past week’s investigations have revealed is that we likely have to re-assess the security considerations/profiles of every website and web service we regularly depend on, especially those with account logins, profile information, and access to other parts of our lives.

    Previously:
    * http://tantek.com/2026/226/t1/cybersecurity-friday-small-business

    #AI #AIs #LLM #LLMs #agent #agents #AIagent #AIagents #OpenAI #HuggingFace #VM #VirtualMachine #cyberSecurity #openWeb #IoT #internetOfThings #WoT #WebOfThings #disconnect #offline #offlineOnly #localOnly #offlineFirst #offlineCapable
    #Blaugust #Blaugust2026

  2. Due to recent reports about “AI”/LLM/“agent” tools and services, I have growing concerns that the #security properties of the open web are changing, or have already changed, in practice, to a degree that we haven’t seen in many years.

    This past week’s articles / reports on further investigations and details of the OpenAI Hugging Face intrusion / incident:  
    * OpenAI report: https://cdn.openai.com/pdf/67869394-cb91-4c12-888c-5cbd85c7814c/OpenAI-Hugging-Face%20Incident-Technical-Report.pdf
    * 2026-08-26 https://metr.org/blog/2026-08-26-openai-hugging-face-incident-investigation/
    * 2026-08-28 https://www.planned-obsolescence.org/p/the-hugging-face-attack-surprised
    and articles like:
    * 2026-08-26 https://blog.trailofbits.com/2026/08/26/vms-wont-contain-cyber-capable-agents/

    Previously I wrote about an instance of (presumably) unintentional subversion of site security by someone making mostly reasonable requests of a software “agent”:
    * 2026-08-24 http://tantek.com/2026/226/t1/cybersecurity-friday-small-business

    Combining those data points, it seems reasonable to conclude both that existing sites are in practice more vulnerable now, and as more advanced LLM models are available for use, as open models advance further, more sites will be vulnerable to more attacks, by a broader set of attackers, using fewer resources than were required in the past.

    One implication of these growing vulnerabilities in practice is a growing need to reduce one’s personal exposure to such sites and services. Exposures as “small” as merely having an account on such sites, all the way to depending on such sites for critical home or transport needs.

    For example, as vulnerable as various “internet of things” or “web of things” devices and services were in the past, we should expect they are or will shortly become even more vulnerable, and it would be reasonable to disconnect or otherwise take offline any such internet connected devices in your home.

    Similarly, if you happen to be driving a vehicle that is either “always connected” (e.g. built-in WiFi or cell connectivity), or frequently connected to the internet (e.g. joins your home WiFi when parked in the garage), you may want to investigate if it is possible for you to disconnect it from the internet and be certain of its disconnection (like hardware disabling), or at least manually choose when to connect it.

    Personally I do not have any “internet connected” home appliances (not counting a router or video streaming devices, home computers) or vehicles and even before this, never planned to get any for both security and privacy reasons.

    Even if you “only” have an internet connected robot vacuum or lightbulbs that depend on an internet connected “app” in order to change their colors, might be worth taking steps to disconnect them and figure out how to use them offline. And if they fail to function when disconnected, might be a good idea to invest in offline-only (local-only), offline-first, or at least offline-capable replacements.

    This is merely scratching the surface. I believe the larger implication of what this past week’s investigations have revealed is that we likely have to re-assess the security considerations/profiles of every website and web service we regularly depend on, especially those with account logins, profile information, and access to other parts of our lives.

    Previously:
    * http://tantek.com/2026/226/t1/cybersecurity-friday-small-business

    #AI #AIs #LLM #LLMs #agent #agents #AIagent #AIagents #OpenAI #HuggingFace #VM #VirtualMachine #cyberSecurity #openWeb #IoT #internetOfThings #WoT #WebOfThings #disconnect #offline #offlineOnly #localOnly #offlineFirst #offlineCapable
    #Blaugust #Blaugust2026

  3. Due to recent reports about “AI”/LLM/“agent” tools and services, I have growing concerns that the #security properties of the open web are changing, or have already changed, in practice, to a degree that we haven’t seen in many years.

    This past week’s articles / reports on further investigations and details of the OpenAI Hugging Face intrusion / incident:  
    * OpenAI report: https://cdn.openai.com/pdf/67869394-cb91-4c12-888c-5cbd85c7814c/OpenAI-Hugging-Face%20Incident-Technical-Report.pdf
    * 2026-08-26 https://metr.org/blog/2026-08-26-openai-hugging-face-incident-investigation/
    * 2026-08-28 https://www.planned-obsolescence.org/p/the-hugging-face-attack-surprised
    and articles like:
    * 2026-08-26 https://blog.trailofbits.com/2026/08/26/vms-wont-contain-cyber-capable-agents/

    Previously I wrote about an instance of (presumably) unintentional subversion of site security by someone making mostly reasonable requests of a software “agent”:
    * 2026-08-24 http://tantek.com/2026/226/t1/cybersecurity-friday-small-business

    Combining those data points, it seems reasonable to conclude both that existing sites are in practice more vulnerable now, and as more advanced LLM models are available for use, as open models advance further, more sites will be vulnerable to more attacks, by a broader set of attackers, using fewer resources than were required in the past.

    One implication of these growing vulnerabilities in practice is a growing need to reduce one’s personal exposure to such sites and services. Exposures as “small” as merely having an account on such sites, all the way to depending on such sites for critical home or transport needs.

    For example, as vulnerable as various “internet of things” or “web of things” devices and services were in the past, we should expect they are or will shortly become even more vulnerable, and it would be reasonable to disconnect or otherwise take offline any such internet connected devices in your home.

    Similarly, if you happen to be driving a vehicle that is either “always connected” (e.g. built-in WiFi or cell connectivity), or frequently connected to the internet (e.g. joins your home WiFi when parked in the garage), you may want to investigate if it is possible for you to disconnect it from the internet and be certain of its disconnection (like hardware disabling), or at least manually choose when to connect it.

    Personally I do not have any “internet connected” home appliances (not counting a router or video streaming devices, home computers) or vehicles and even before this, never planned to get any for both security and privacy reasons.

    Even if you “only” have an internet connected robot vacuum or lightbulbs that depend on an internet connected “app” in order to change their colors, might be worth taking steps to disconnect them and figure out how to use them offline. And if they fail to function when disconnected, might be a good idea to invest in offline-only (local-only), offline-first, or at least offline-capable replacements.

    This is merely scratching the surface. I believe the larger implication of what this past week’s investigations have revealed is that we likely have to re-assess the security considerations/profiles of every website and web service we regularly depend on, especially those with account logins, profile information, and access to other parts of our lives.

    Previously:
    * http://tantek.com/2026/226/t1/cybersecurity-friday-small-business

    #AI #AIs #LLM #LLMs #agent #agents #AIagent #AIagents #OpenAI #HuggingFace #VM #VirtualMachine #cyberSecurity #openWeb #IoT #internetOfThings #WoT #WebOfThings #disconnect #offline #offlineOnly #localOnly #offlineFirst #offlineCapable
    #Blaugust #Blaugust2026

  4. Due to recent reports about “AI”/LLM/“agent” tools and services, I have growing concerns that the #security properties of the open web are changing, or have already changed, in practice, to a degree that we haven’t seen in many years.

    This past week’s articles / reports on further investigations and details of the OpenAI Hugging Face intrusion / incident:  
    * OpenAI report: https://cdn.openai.com/pdf/67869394-cb91-4c12-888c-5cbd85c7814c/OpenAI-Hugging-Face%20Incident-Technical-Report.pdf
    * 2026-08-26 https://metr.org/blog/2026-08-26-openai-hugging-face-incident-investigation/
    * 2026-08-28 https://www.planned-obsolescence.org/p/the-hugging-face-attack-surprised
    and articles like:
    * 2026-08-26 https://blog.trailofbits.com/2026/08/26/vms-wont-contain-cyber-capable-agents/

    Previously I wrote about an instance of (presumably) unintentional subversion of site security by someone making mostly reasonable requests of a software “agent”:
    * 2026-08-24 http://tantek.com/2026/226/t1/cybersecurity-friday-small-business

    Combining those data points, it seems reasonable to conclude both that existing sites are in practice more vulnerable now, and as more advanced LLM models are available for use, as open models advance further, more sites will be vulnerable to more attacks, by a broader set of attackers, using fewer resources than were required in the past.

    One implication of these growing vulnerabilities in practice is a growing need to reduce one’s personal exposure to such sites and services. Exposures as “small” as merely having an account on such sites, all the way to depending on such sites for critical home or transport needs.

    For example, as vulnerable as various “internet of things” or “web of things” devices and services were in the past, we should expect they are or will shortly become even more vulnerable, and it would be reasonable to disconnect or otherwise take offline any such internet connected devices in your home.

    Similarly, if you happen to be driving a vehicle that is either “always connected” (e.g. built-in WiFi or cell connectivity), or frequently connected to the internet (e.g. joins your home WiFi when parked in the garage), you may want to investigate if it is possible for you to disconnect it from the internet and be certain of its disconnection (like hardware disabling), or at least manually choose when to connect it.

    Personally I do not have any “internet connected” home appliances (not counting a router or video streaming devices, home computers) or vehicles and even before this, never planned to get any for both security and privacy reasons.

    Even if you “only” have an internet connected robot vacuum or lightbulbs that depend on an internet connected “app” in order to change their colors, might be worth taking steps to disconnect them and figure out how to use them offline. And if they fail to function when disconnected, might be a good idea to invest in offline-only (local-only), offline-first, or at least offline-capable replacements.

    This is merely scratching the surface. I believe the larger implication of what this past week’s investigations have revealed is that we likely have to re-assess the security considerations/profiles of every website and web service we regularly depend on, especially those with account logins, profile information, and access to other parts of our lives.

    Previously:
    * http://tantek.com/2026/226/t1/cybersecurity-friday-small-business

    #AI #AIs #LLM #LLMs #agent #agents #AIagent #AIagents #OpenAI #HuggingFace #VM #VirtualMachine #cyberSecurity #openWeb #IoT #internetOfThings #WoT #WebOfThings #disconnect #offline #offlineOnly #localOnly #offlineFirst #offlineCapable
    #Blaugust #Blaugust2026

  5. Due to recent reports about “AI”/LLM/“agent” tools and services, I have growing concerns that the #security properties of the open web are changing, or have already changed, in practice, to a degree that we haven’t seen in many years.

    This past week’s articles / reports on further investigations and details of the OpenAI Hugging Face intrusion / incident:  
    * OpenAI report: https://cdn.openai.com/pdf/67869394-cb91-4c12-888c-5cbd85c7814c/OpenAI-Hugging-Face%20Incident-Technical-Report.pdf
    * 2026-08-26 https://metr.org/blog/2026-08-26-openai-hugging-face-incident-investigation/
    * 2026-08-28 https://www.planned-obsolescence.org/p/the-hugging-face-attack-surprised
    and articles like:
    * 2026-08-26 https://blog.trailofbits.com/2026/08/26/vms-wont-contain-cyber-capable-agents/

    Previously I wrote about an instance of (presumably) unintentional subversion of site security by someone making mostly reasonable requests of a software “agent”:
    * 2026-08-24 http://tantek.com/2026/226/t1/cybersecurity-friday-small-business

    Combining those data points, it seems reasonable to conclude both that existing sites are in practice more vulnerable now, and as more advanced LLM models are available for use, as open models advance further, more sites will be vulnerable to more attacks, by a broader set of attackers, using fewer resources than were required in the past.

    One implication of these growing vulnerabilities in practice is a growing need to reduce one’s personal exposure to such sites and services. Exposures as “small” as merely having an account on such sites, all the way to depending on such sites for critical home or transport needs.

    For example, as vulnerable as various “internet of things” or “web of things” devices and services were in the past, we should expect they are or will shortly become even more vulnerable, and it would be reasonable to disconnect or otherwise take offline any such internet connected devices in your home.

    Similarly, if you happen to be driving a vehicle that is either “always connected” (e.g. built-in WiFi or cell connectivity), or frequently connected to the internet (e.g. joins your home WiFi when parked in the garage), you may want to investigate if it is possible for you to disconnect it from the internet and be certain of its disconnection (like hardware disabling), or at least manually choose when to connect it.

    Personally I do not have any “internet connected” home appliances (not counting a router or video streaming devices, home computers) or vehicles and even before this, never planned to get any for both security and privacy reasons.

    Even if you “only” have an internet connected robot vacuum or lightbulbs that depend on an internet connected “app” in order to change their colors, might be worth taking steps to disconnect them and figure out how to use them offline. And if they fail to function when disconnected, might be a good idea to invest in offline-only (local-only), offline-first, or at least offline-capable replacements.

    This is merely scratching the surface. I believe the larger implication of what this past week’s investigations have revealed is that we likely have to re-assess the security considerations/profiles of every website and web service we regularly depend on, especially those with account logins, profile information, and access to other parts of our lives.

    Previously:
    * http://tantek.com/2026/226/t1/cybersecurity-friday-small-business

    #AI #AIs #LLM #LLMs #agent #agents #AIagent #AIagents #OpenAI #HuggingFace #VM #VirtualMachine #cyberSecurity #openWeb #IoT #internetOfThings #WoT #WebOfThings #disconnect #offline #offlineOnly #localOnly #offlineFirst #offlineCapable
    #Blaugust #Blaugust2026

  6. 20 chapters into Gathering Storm and the change in writing style has been obvious but not egregious. For the most part.

    Chapter 20 was the first following Mat. I’d heard that his character was particularly poorly done, but yeesh. This Mat feels like a caricature of a previously complex character who I had come to really like.

    Still better than the alternative, but big oof. Let’s see if it gets any better.

    #WheelOfTime #WoT #Bookstodon

  7. 20 chapters into Gathering Storm and the change in writing style has been obvious but not egregious. For the most part.

    Chapter 20 was the first following Mat. I’d heard that his character was particularly poorly done, but yeesh. This Mat feels like a caricature of a previously complex character who I had come to really like.

    Still better than the alternative, but big oof. Let’s see if it gets any better.

    #WheelOfTime #WoT #Bookstodon

  8. 20 chapters into Gathering Storm and the change in writing style has been obvious but not egregious. For the most part.

    Chapter 20 was the first following Mat. I’d heard that his character was particularly poorly done, but yeesh. This Mat feels like a caricature of a previously complex character who I had come to really like.

    Still better than the alternative, but big oof. Let’s see if it gets any better.

    #WheelOfTime #WoT #Bookstodon

  9. 20 chapters into Gathering Storm and the change in writing style has been obvious but not egregious. For the most part.

    Chapter 20 was the first following Mat. I’d heard that his character was particularly poorly done, but yeesh. This Mat feels like a caricature of a previously complex character who I had come to really like.

    Still better than the alternative, but big oof. Let’s see if it gets any better.

    #WheelOfTime #WoT #Bookstodon

  10. Knife of Dreams is a wrap! Now I’ll be moving into Sanderson’s ending trilogy. Curious to see how different it may or may not be.

    #WoT #WheelOfTime #Bookstodon

  11. Knife of Dreams is a wrap! Now I’ll be moving into Sanderson’s ending trilogy. Curious to see how different it may or may not be.

    #WoT #WheelOfTime #Bookstodon

  12. Knife of Dreams is a wrap! Now I’ll be moving into Sanderson’s ending trilogy. Curious to see how different it may or may not be.

    #WoT #WheelOfTime #Bookstodon

  13. Knife of Dreams is a wrap! Now I’ll be moving into Sanderson’s ending trilogy. Curious to see how different it may or may not be.

    #WoT #WheelOfTime #Bookstodon

  14. Knife of Dreams is a wrap! Now I’ll be moving into Sanderson’s ending trilogy. Curious to see how different it may or may not be.

    #WoT #WheelOfTime #Bookstodon

  15. Сеть доверия: как математика и криптография заменят суды и полицию

    Представьте, что вы ищете хорошего автомеханика. Вы не смотрите рекламу, а звоните лучшему другу Пете. Петя говорит: «Я не знаю машин, но мой брат Коля чинит тачки, и вот он клянётся, что в гараже у дяди Ашота делают на совесть». Вы едете к Ашоту, потому что доверяете Пете, а […]

    ancapchan.info/2026/08/16/1875

  16. Сеть доверия: как математика и криптография заменят суды и полицию

    Представьте, что вы ищете хорошего автомеханика. Вы не смотрите рекламу, а звоните лучшему другу Пете. Петя говорит: «Я не знаю машин, но мой брат Коля чинит тачки, и вот он клянётся, что в гараже у дяди Ашота делают на совесть». Вы едете к Ашоту, потому что доверяете Пете, а […]

    ancapchan.info/2026/08/16/1875

  17. Сеть доверия: как математика и криптография заменят суды и полицию

    Представьте, что вы ищете хорошего автомеханика. Вы не смотрите рекламу, а звоните лучшему другу Пете. Петя говорит: «Я не знаю машин, но мой брат Коля чинит тачки, и вот он клянётся, что в гараже у дяди Ашота делают на совесть». Вы едете к Ашоту, потому что доверяете Пете, а […]

    ancapchan.info/2026/08/16/1875

  18. Сеть доверия: как математика и криптография заменят суды и полицию

    Представьте, что вы ищете хорошего автомеханика. Вы не смотрите рекламу, а звоните лучшему другу Пете. Петя говорит: «Я не знаю машин, но мой брат Коля чинит тачки, и вот он клянётся, что в гараже у дяди Ашота делают на совесть». Вы едете к Ашоту, потому что доверяете Пете, а […]

    ancapchan.info/2026/08/16/1875

  19. Сеть доверия: как математика и криптография заменят суды и полицию

    Представьте, что вы ищете хорошего автомеханика. Вы не смотрите рекламу, а звоните лучшему другу Пете. Петя говорит: «Я не знаю машин, но мой брат Коля чинит тачки, и вот он клянётся, что в гараже у дяди Ашота делают на совесть». Вы едете к Ашоту, потому что доверяете Пете, а […]

    ancapchan.info/2026/08/16/1875

  20. Coming in 2027! W3C WoT Open Day and WoT hands-on in Shenzhen China, 13-14 January 2027.

    This event will explore Web of Things (WoT) technologies in order to enable interoperability in the Internet of Things (IoT) and will showcase how WoT technologies work in practice and demonstrate concrete use cases to enable interoperable IoT solutions across platforms and ecosystems as well as how physical AI approaches can increase effectiveness.

    Register at:
    w3.org/events/happenings/2027/
    #WoT #WebOfThings

  21. Coming in 2027! W3C WoT Open Day and WoT hands-on in Shenzhen China, 13-14 January 2027.

    This event will explore Web of Things (WoT) technologies in order to enable interoperability in the Internet of Things (IoT) and will showcase how WoT technologies work in practice and demonstrate concrete use cases to enable interoperable IoT solutions across platforms and ecosystems as well as how physical AI approaches can increase effectiveness.

    Register at:
    w3.org/events/happenings/2027/
    #WoT #WebOfThings

  22. Coming in 2027! W3C WoT Open Day and WoT hands-on in Shenzhen China, 13-14 January 2027.

    This event will explore Web of Things (WoT) technologies in order to enable interoperability in the Internet of Things (IoT) and will showcase how WoT technologies work in practice and demonstrate concrete use cases to enable interoperable IoT solutions across platforms and ecosystems as well as how physical AI approaches can increase effectiveness.

    Register at:
    w3.org/events/happenings/2027/
    #WoT #WebOfThings

  23. Coming in 2027! W3C WoT Open Day and WoT hands-on in Shenzhen China, 13-14 January 2027.

    This event will explore Web of Things (WoT) technologies in order to enable interoperability in the Internet of Things (IoT) and will showcase how WoT technologies work in practice and demonstrate concrete use cases to enable interoperable IoT solutions across platforms and ecosystems as well as how physical AI approaches can increase effectiveness.

    Register at:
    w3.org/events/happenings/2027/
    #WoT #WebOfThings

  24. Coming in 2027! W3C WoT Open Day and WoT hands-on in Shenzhen China, 13-14 January 2027.

    This event will explore Web of Things (WoT) technologies in order to enable interoperability in the Internet of Things (IoT) and will showcase how WoT technologies work in practice and demonstrate concrete use cases to enable interoperable IoT solutions across platforms and ecosystems as well as how physical AI approaches can increase effectiveness.

    Register at:
    w3.org/events/happenings/2027/
    #WoT #WebOfThings

  25. The poll ends on Saturday, and these numbers aren't enough to sway network or streaming execs yet. Can we get more votes for #WarriorNun #Willow #WOT #Stargate #TheOrville and more? Cast your vote today.
    cancelledscifi.com/2026/07/02/

  26. The poll ends on Saturday, and these numbers aren't enough to sway network or streaming execs yet. Can we get more votes for #WarriorNun #Willow #WOT #Stargate #TheOrville and more? Cast your vote today.
    cancelledscifi.com/2026/07/02/

  27. The poll ends on Saturday, and these numbers aren't enough to sway network or streaming execs yet. Can we get more votes for #WarriorNun #Willow #WOT #Stargate #TheOrville and more? Cast your vote today.
    cancelledscifi.com/2026/07/02/

  28. When Ebay can’t hide its price and market fixing or dubious tax avoidance, pig heads, wretch, stalking, spray painting walls and fences of critics and more has to take precedence. Unfortunately Ebay will just consider $56M just a cost of doing business.

    correction for error
    #Ebay #Ethics #Wot #Ethics #AltTxt

  29. When Ebay can’t hide its price and market fixing or dubious tax avoidance, pig heads, wretch, stalking, spray painting walls and fences of critics and more has to take precedence. Unfortunately Ebay will just consider $56M just a cost of doing business.

    correction for error
    #Ebay #Ethics #Wot #Ethics #AltTxt

  30. When Ebay can’t hide its price and market fixing or dubious tax avoidance, pig heads, wretch, stalking, spray painting walls and fences of critics and more has to take precedence. Unfortunately Ebay will just consider $56M just a cost of doing business.

    correction for error
    #Ebay #Ethics #Wot #Ethics #AltTxt

  31. When Ebay can’t hide its price and market fixing or dubious tax avoidance, pig heads, wretch, stalking, spray painting walls and fences of critics and more has to take precedence. Unfortunately Ebay will just consider $56M just a cost of doing business.

    correction for error
    #Ebay #Ethics #Wot #Ethics #AltTxt

  32. When Ebay can’t hide its price and market fixing or dubious tax avoidance, pig heads, wretch, stalking, spray painting walls and fences of critics and more has to take precedence. Unfortunately Ebay will just consider $56M just a cost of doing business.

    correction for error
    #Ebay #Ethics #Wot #Ethics #AltTxt

  33. 24. April 2019 um 23:35 habe ich angefangen. 3 mal wieder von vorne begonnen, zwischendrin auch immer mal gelesen, gerade fertig geworden. #wot #radderzeit #dasradderzeit

  34. 24. April 2019 um 23:35 habe ich angefangen. 3 mal wieder von vorne begonnen, zwischendrin auch immer mal gelesen, gerade fertig geworden. #wot #radderzeit #dasradderzeit

  35. 24. April 2019 um 23:35 habe ich angefangen. 3 mal wieder von vorne begonnen, zwischendrin auch immer mal gelesen, gerade fertig geworden. #wot #radderzeit #dasradderzeit

  36. 24. April 2019 um 23:35 habe ich angefangen. 3 mal wieder von vorne begonnen, zwischendrin auch immer mal gelesen, gerade fertig geworden. #wot #radderzeit #dasradderzeit

  37. 24. April 2019 um 23:35 habe ich angefangen. 3 mal wieder von vorne begonnen, zwischendrin auch immer mal gelesen, gerade fertig geworden. #wot #radderzeit #dasradderzeit

  38. @mro

    Excuse my caps:

    WEB OF TRUST!!!

    :) But seriously, this problem was solved forever ago. Web of Trust technologies allow humans to vouch for each other, to see the web of who vouched for whom, and to integrate those approvals into larger systems.

    It's a hobby horse of mine, that so many problems we bring up on social media, and media in general, can be addressed using these old, forgotten technologies.

    It's not only about protecting instances from bots but goes even into keeping your social media feeds free of jerks you don't want to see.
    @fediversereport

    #fediverse #socialmedia #wot

  39. @mro

    Excuse my caps:

    WEB OF TRUST!!!

    :) But seriously, this problem was solved forever ago. Web of Trust technologies allow humans to vouch for each other, to see the web of who vouched for whom, and to integrate those approvals into larger systems.

    It's a hobby horse of mine, that so many problems we bring up on social media, and media in general, can be addressed using these old, forgotten technologies.

    It's not only about protecting instances from bots but goes even into keeping your social media feeds free of jerks you don't want to see.
    @fediversereport

    #fediverse #socialmedia #wot

  40. @mro

    Excuse my caps:

    WEB OF TRUST!!!

    :) But seriously, this problem was solved forever ago. Web of Trust technologies allow humans to vouch for each other, to see the web of who vouched for whom, and to integrate those approvals into larger systems.

    It's a hobby horse of mine, that so many problems we bring up on social media, and media in general, can be addressed using these old, forgotten technologies.

    It's not only about protecting instances from bots but goes even into keeping your social media feeds free of jerks you don't want to see.
    @fediversereport

    #fediverse #socialmedia #wot

  41. @mro

    Excuse my caps:

    WEB OF TRUST!!!

    :) But seriously, this problem was solved forever ago. Web of Trust technologies allow humans to vouch for each other, to see the web of who vouched for whom, and to integrate those approvals into larger systems.

    It's a hobby horse of mine, that so many problems we bring up on social media, and media in general, can be addressed using these old, forgotten technologies.

    It's not only about protecting instances from bots but goes even into keeping your social media feeds free of jerks you don't want to see.
    @fediversereport

    #fediverse #socialmedia #wot