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7 days agoNot if your threat model is “bots that scan the internet for vulnerable installations of X”.
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Sounds like it… https://blog.fermi.chat/blog/2026/04/26/theFuture/
That is, by far, one of the saddest pieces of text I have read in a while.
3·5 months agoThat’s a different project…
3·5 months agoThis has nothing to do with meshcore as a protocol, the problem is that some HA addons don’t treat untrusted input properly. The malicious name could have been transmitted via meshtastic or carrier pigeon, if another addon did the same dumb thing.
Booking.com (at least in Germany) only useagic links for some time now. I hate it.
8·8 months agoI really appreciate your marketing. You’re good at this.
No, sir. That’s an inline table, sir. That is clearly totally different, sir!
I believe that is what Flattr was in the beginning. They also had integrations that allowed you to automatically “like” your starred github projects and articles read in your RSS reader. At the end of the month a fixed amount was distributed to this month’s entries. I really liked that.
Have a look at https://mailu.io/ and https://docs.mailcow.email/
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This! OP is asking the right questions, but making a copy of your passwords does not cut it. Find a place to backup ALL your important data (that will be accessible when the house burns down).
They are upfront about the fact that it will only do one or the other this time, at least…
You see, if you don’t agree that AI coding is great actually then you are simply not expert enough.
This post should be in the dictionary under Chesterton’s fence.
24·1 year agoEID can be used for anonymous age verification. It doesn’t even need to give out your birthday and can attest to any “over the age of X” requirement.
So use whatever you were using before and add that as an external library to immich?
Nobody is blaming the AI model. We are blaming the researchers and users of AI, which is kind of the point.
The worst part? “readme updates” instead of “update readme”.
True, but it will still reduce the chance of success to close to zero. If you assume your own users devices are compromised, there is nothing you can do to avoid exposure.