Comment Not what is happening (Score 1) 36
Lying implies intent. LLMs have no intent, awareness or anything remotely associated to AI.
This is just the current state of LLM.... Quit anthropomorphising this nonsense
Sheesh
Comment Re:AI is the next Kickstarter (Score 1) 91
Like overall we aren't [snip].
Like the very basic problem is that [snip]
Talks about coherence then proceeds to spew "Like" everywhere like a developmentally challenged LLM.
It's bad enough when we're being accosted with this nonsense IRL. Do we need to reproduce it in text form?!
We belong dead.
Submission + - Hackers Exploit SAP RCE Flaw (thehackernews.com)
bleedingobvious writes: A China-linked unnamed threat actor dubbed Chaya_004 has been observed exploiting a recently disclosed security flaw in SAP NetWeaver.
Forescout Vedere Labs, in a report published Thursday, said it uncovered a malicious infrastructure likely associated with the hacking group weaponizing CVE-2025-31324 (CVSS score: 10.0) since April 29, 2025.
CVE-2025-31324 refers to a critical SAP NetWeaver flaw that allows attackers to achieve remote code execution (RCE) by uploading web shells through a susceptible "/developmentserver/metadatauploader" endpoint.
The vulnerability was first flagged by ReliaQuest late last month when it found the shortcoming being abused in real-world attacks by unknown threat actors to drop web shells and the Brute Ratel C4 post-exploitation framework.
According to Onapsis, hundreds of SAP systems globally have fallen victim to attacks spanning industries and geographies, including energy and utilities, manufacturing, media and entertainment, oil and gas, pharmaceuticals, retail, and government organizations.
Forescout Vedere Labs, in a report published Thursday, said it uncovered a malicious infrastructure likely associated with the hacking group weaponizing CVE-2025-31324 (CVSS score: 10.0) since April 29, 2025.
CVE-2025-31324 refers to a critical SAP NetWeaver flaw that allows attackers to achieve remote code execution (RCE) by uploading web shells through a susceptible "/developmentserver/metadatauploader" endpoint.
The vulnerability was first flagged by ReliaQuest late last month when it found the shortcoming being abused in real-world attacks by unknown threat actors to drop web shells and the Brute Ratel C4 post-exploitation framework.
According to Onapsis, hundreds of SAP systems globally have fallen victim to attacks spanning industries and geographies, including energy and utilities, manufacturing, media and entertainment, oil and gas, pharmaceuticals, retail, and government organizations.
Comment Re:You don't "know" what Chris would say. (Score 1) 126
It seems pretty delusional to want to calm down some angry/rage-y other driver, apologize if necessary, try to make peace, calm things down [snip]
Is reading comprehension considered offensive now?
Not what was being responded or refrred to at all but, sure, let's just rant on about our feelings completely ignoring context.
Comment Re:Handy indicator of what? (Score 1) 126
Getting out of a car to talk to another driver is delusional now?
Reading Comprehension for Dummies
You're welcome
Comment Re:You don't "know" what Chris would say. (Score 4, Funny) 126
"Bless your heart"
Comment Re:You don't "know" what Chris would say. (Score 4, Insightful) 126
Also, why is it that being devoutly religious is somehow a beneficial character trait, like in D&D? Who gives a fuck if he went to church?
It's a handy indicator? It makes it clear the dude was a delusional farkwit. That makes things easier. Pretty much every claim made thereafter can be ignored as "highly likely to be delusional".
Comment Re: Thanks Biden (Score 1) 164
force of the state to compel you to endorse their fantasy.
...but enough about organized religion....
Comment Clickbait garbage (Score 1) 56
Copilot+ SKUs. Windows 11 Copilot+
So, unless you're actually running one of these SKUs - this does not apply to you.
But do feel free to keep manuacturing outrage.
Intentionally burying the relevant facts is just so
Comment We belong dead (Score 1) 35
The effort reportedly included 46 separate studies with hundreds of sample designs. The team showed these designs to more than 18,000 study participants to understand how the user experience would work.
If it takes this much effort to tune a UI for the mouth-breathing consumers, nuke it from orbit. The species is damaged beyond repair.
Comment Re:i don't understand the death threats (Score 1) 209
I mean, they're fine games
Agree to disagree. They're mediocre to boring games. The only one that almost wasn't completely dull was the pirate-theme nonsense.
and they were super inovative ages ago,
They are effectively Sonic the Hedgehog for *real* gamers.... but still the same silly platforming collectathon gameplay loop.... with murder. "Innovative"... sure.
That being said, getting this worked up about a game is the domain of the developmentally impaired.
Comment Impressive! (Score 1) 77
There's 9,000 satellites
How even the most illterate can manage to get something posted on
The actual linked piece even has this correctly stated as "are"
Comment Re:Predicto-Bot says (Score 0) 67
this is an area when GenAI could go a long way to enhancing that.
Sure... if that's where they're using it..
Not sure anything will solve the boring gameplay loop of "collect the things to do the things to trigger the things to collect more things and also stupidly long cutscenes with atrociously voiced scripts of the most generic nature."
Comment Predicto-Bot says (Score 2, Interesting) 67
They're adding LLM stuff..... and adverts..... and loot boxes
Most boringest collect-a-thon set of games ever so no big deal if it's delayed forever.
Comment Oh joy (Score -1, Troll) 18
More garbage storefront sites!
And when it comes to garbage storefronts, you'd be hard-pressed to beat EG. Almost as if Tim-the-Douchebag-Man-Child Sweeney has a preference for abusing EG's customers.
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