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Never underestimate the ability of Google to fuck something up.
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Replying to @KeserMilan92385
very cool but you shouldn’t try to hide the Claude authorship
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I asked if they did this and Claude said: "Yes." And called the dead agent the "old agent" because it had "475k tokens of context"
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Replying to @Sauers_
qwen-neurons-site.vercel.app… i did a sweep on every neuron and had haiku categorize and rate by weirdness :) the search and the combos are fun!
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Code-execution flaw in UEFI firmware threatens most servers on planet Earth arstechnica.com/security/202…
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The vulnerability (CVE-2026-97631) only affects systems actively PXE network-booting using vulnerable EDK2 firmware; it requires sending malicious ICMP packets during that window and does not impact systems booting from local disks or with PXE disabled. github.com/tianocore/edk2… arstechnica.com/security/2026/…
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treating Claude Code as an thing for actual work: the end state is Claude defeating you by asking questions or producing knowledge more esoteric than you want to deal with. the combination of systemd and grub is broken 1/300 times, thanks, good to know.
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zfs fan vs btrfs enjoyer
I have a friend who's really into zfs. She talks a lot about what a great filesystem it is. But she seems to spend most of her time fighting with zfs and zfs snapshots and zfs misconfigurations and "making sure the wrong data isn't erased during startup" ... 1/
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could everyone please just stop using + -shaped screws
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this blog shows some of the worst bugs claude found, including a zero-click rce on the linux networking stack that roots a server over the network with no creds or interaction, and tens of full rce chains in chrome (recording below is the one in the blog): anthropic.com/research/disco…
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bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bu… OPFS with many files is ~100x slower in Firefox than Chrome testing PGlite: > Firefox's OPFS syncs on every file create/open/close; Chrome syncs only on flush() > ~3 fsyncs per metadata transaction accounts for PGlite's 48–51s first visit (~9,000 fsyncs)
🤖 Made with AI
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Replying to @UniqloUSA
@UniqloUSA if you kept an archive of your items by production run / year, you'd learn things like this, which would hopefully be in your interest
Replying to @notegone
a Men's AIRism T-Shirt from UNIQLO US in 2016 was a extremely breathable undershirt made from an ideal woven plastic, a minimum viable shirt; in 2026, the same item is made from a rougher plastic or weave; size XL now is very close to size S (!) in 2016; the material is thicker.
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a Men's AIRism T-Shirt from UNIQLO US in 2016 was a extremely breathable undershirt made from an ideal woven plastic, a minimum viable shirt; in 2026, the same item is made from a rougher plastic or weave; size XL now is very close to size S (!) in 2016; the material is thicker.
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> so do you use claude or chatgpt? neither i use deepseek version 4 point 1 flash dash ten seventeen >music stops
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Cloudflare shipped GLM-5.3 with a 1,048,576-token context on a KV cache that held 681,280. They knew about the gap. Long-context tests came back HTTP 200, so it looked fine. 155 responses ended up carrying other customers' data.
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you can tell that Apple and Google and Microsoft don’t care _that_ much about the security of all their users because they don’t outbid the exploit vendors who buy bugs to build hacking toolkits, despite having the money to do so. an ongoing betrayal
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with enough clanking we will hopefully delete entire businesses like eBay by 2028 — 'make the web autistic again'
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