So can my home LLM and it costs nothing. What's the big deal here?

Oh yeah and the sandbox was turned off.

Such stocks! much wow!

"omfg Claude found a ton of bugs! critical! high! buy our credits so you can find bugs from your own software! STOCK VALUE PUMP!"

Reality:
Success Rate: Claude attempted to write exploit code for these bugs. It produced 2 working exploits.
Real-World Viability: Zero. Anthropic’s own Red Team lead (Logan Graham) admitted these exploits only worked on a "test version" of the browser.

Mostly "assertion failures" (code that doesn't follow its own rules and crashes) and "logic errors" that traditional fuzzing (automated random input testing) had missed.

I wish Slashdot still had editors that actually understood what they're copy pasting.

So they'll bleed even more money because tons of free users will make their servers bleed from the back fans.

I wonder how long the whole circular circlejerk economy is allowed to go on until it all burns down.

> Haha only... there's a healthy-sized Australian TV industry with some very good shows.
Then why do they have to force non-Australian companies to produce shows if there's a healthy Australian tv-industy? Is this one of those "Australia has an army!" things?

Personally I'd just make a few hours of AI generated aboriginals spouting hate speech at the Australian government as a middle finger for each day.

Amiga Soundtracker had this in 1987 - a fair bit earlier than Windows.

Not to mention Amiga had visualizers before people even knew what Windows was..

All of these news can be summed up by; "My source is that I made it the F@#& up".

Watching people here celebrate the death of someone, whilst calling them "heartless" and "evil" is another level of irony.

I'd make a poll about the political leaning of each of those people but I don't think we need to.

> It's why Konami got out of it. You can have a bunch of talented people with a ton of money and even a good chunk of time and the end results and still flop.
If they're talented, it's not a flop. Look at Baldurs Gate 3, Elden Ring, Astro Bot, Hollow Knight: Silksong and so forth.

If you treat your playerbase right and the game is good, you'll sell. If you push out garbage AAA/AI/DEI slop, it won't: look at Dragon Age if you want to see the difference.

I cut GPU usage by 100% by not having anything to do with this useless bubble shit.

> I don't think I've played an EA game since SimCity 4.
Good for you, however to realise how much EA really moves money around and how many people do like when games are well made: Battlefield 6 just sold over 7 million copies in less than three days.

It's an incredibly poorly designed and unintuitive system, has poor tooling and an archaic templating system at best.

It feels like it was designed by a single engineer in some backroom who has absolutely no concept of how you should design something that is used by a large base of users.

And the fact that "Well, if you don't know how to make templates for SELinux, then you are lazy and incompetent and you shouldn't be able to use that external USB device as it requires additional configuration to use!" is exactly why Linux will never get proper desktop share and why people who use Windows 10 now will simply move over to Windows 11 and the Linux desktop will further stagnate.

Just wait until EditorDavid hears about SELinux and all the issues it has and causes everyday.

Just because it's not "our culture" doesn't mean it's not stupid and counterproductive - much like say, marrying a 10 year old girl is "a cultural thing" - so deal with it, eh?