It's possible that sentience being exist with a temporal perception so slow that we appear as flitting blurs. It's creepy to watch a hyperlapse of any plant; they move around all the time but it's usually just too slow for us apes to notice. We must be a sudden and terrible plague to all vegetable kind, with the majority of their kin hewn and burned with useful species forced into slavery.
A lot of the automated "site-builder" tools include these trackers by default. Some of the trackers (like the Google one) are useful for site-operators to track metrics (# of individual visitors vs repeat visitors, referring source, etc.)
If you build your own site from scratch, and know how to code, you probably would not include them in anything sensitive like this. But if you are just a guy who's boss said "Make it so" and searched for "how to build a website", well... here we are.
One of the goals that the AI pushers proclaim is for every human to have their own dedicated AI Agent that sifts the raw newsfeed and crafts articles tailored to the individual's preferences. Individually tailored spin. Everything matched to our pre-existing biases. Comfort and outrage tailored to our individual expectations. 100% engagement.
Classical Education is still a thing: Logic, rhetoric, grammar, debate, mathematics, reading, memorization, public speaking. Not available via the public school system, because the ratio of students to teachers does not work out.
Yeah, this sounds like some kind of jaded Transhumanist humiliation ritual.
If true as written, those 'monks' are without honor or reverence.
Are there any tools to watch my lsmod, walk
All of these exploits are in distro modules I'd never use.
Local access, unless you haven't patched apache this week, then it's remote access.
> What are normal people supposed to do?
It looks like a omen to take up farming.
Maybe I should pull some of my 4TB nvme sticks and buy my kid a used car...
This problem is not from vibe-coding. It is from a lack of design.
Real developers spend more time designing their programs than they spend coding them. For a reason.
(... and forget the EPSTEIN Files)
You're right, their hardware is terrible now. My last 3 Fitbits have failed or are unreliable for basic functionality. The last one was only 1-1/2 years old and therefore out of warranty when it wouldn't hold a charge. I've since switched to a Casio. It doesn't track steps or report my health back to Google, but at least it can tell the f@&#ing time.
217 meters is approximately 43 rods, if that helps
It's not md5 collisions that are the problem here, it's poor passwords.
Which is something that we can't actually fix, and maybe have tried for the past 22 years.
As mentioned above, memory-hard algos are better than hashes now.
> Throttling is ineffective if you base it on IP address...
I didn't dictate any specific throttling algorithm. You are stabbing a strawman.
> an attacker obtaining the encrypted vault is probably not going to be able to decrypt many passwords,
That may not be how they breach them. It's an extra layer or device that may have an inadvertent security flaw. The more turtles in the stack, there more turtles there are to hack.
It will be interesting to see who gets rich after the bubble pops. Biggest Game of Financial Chicken Ever, Believe Me!
"If that makes any sense to you, you have a big problem." -- C. Durance, Computer Science 234
