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@arstechnica LOL so now we know the exploit works.
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mastodon 4.7.3I'm a software developer, user interface designer, husband, and father with a mechanical keyboard addiction. I'm also an autodidact and fierce proponent of the Oxford comma. If you're curious, check out my nerdy open source projects on Github (https://github.com/argentini).
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@SmudgeTheInsultCat@mas.to knew it.
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@carnage4life@mas.to all you have to do is just purchase a plan that you think meets your needs, discover it doesn’t, then pay for overage tokens until the following week. Repeat.
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@Natasha_Jay@tech.lgbt @briankrebs@infosec.exchange it would be great if the police were following that truck.
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@zackwhittaker@mastodon.social they are black holes, which is apparently where all the funding goes.
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@carnage4life and it would also help grok. Obvious, I know. But in this environment you can’t ignore the basics!
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@igrok @arstechnica if the site fails because the server was compromised it most certainly does.
#Ukraine kinetic sanctions on Ryazan is what I would call a "crude'" awakening.
RE: @stroughtonsmith@mastodon.social
Yeah, those damn engineers are the problem, not the decision to ship it as-is. What a steaming load of excuses.
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@carnage4life@mas.to can’t wait to see how the coding world ends up as AI is trained from AI generated code, especially as new languages, APIs, and patterns emerge (or consequently don’t emerge).
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@carnage4life@mas.to perhaps. But I could see new languages that are optimized for agents, and less human readable, as one example.
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@_inside@mastodon.social @marcoarment@mastodon.social @blacktop@mastodon.social the fuck? These are the world’s best programmers?!