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    Comment #49265662

    Can't fix a systemic problem with individual actions.

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    Comment #49255605

    Playing games have always been stelling stones into real life. For all animals. Including humans. So I don't really get this discussion. And also, similar game Rock Band triggered …

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    Comment #49251074

    Honey, that just means you cannot ship.

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    Comment #49247600

    I also note you completely forgot about the other strategy: taking the losses out of the ludicrous profits.

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    Comment #49146694

    Only if they even sell copies. Which they won't. They'll sell the 'intelligence' trained on that knowledge.

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    Comment #49146680

    When I ask for it in the royal library.

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    Comment #49144159

    One (1) company destroys and (illegally?) copies a rare book. This knowledge is now of that company, not of humanity. Other companies will feel the need to do the same and before y…

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    Comment #49135286

    It's bigger than that even. Ensuring that the code you are shipping has not been tampered with, for example.

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    Comment #49135280

    For 26 years I have tried and failed to explain this to my different managers at so many different jobs. I gave up.

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    Comment #49126368

    And they left again.

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    Comment #49122084

    Socrates hated the written word . It weakens the memory. It does not talk back. Etc...etc... This is not a new problem folks.

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    Comment #49120415

    > So it didn't have to find an exploit in its sandbox that granted it access to the internet - it just wasn't correctly sandboxed at all. If the sandboxing includes any form of con…

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    Comment #49050250

    Meanwhile the bluewashing seems to be keeping a steady pace. https://techrights.org/n/2026/07/22/IBM_is_Not_Done_Destroyi...

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    Comment #49050048

    Pretty soon everything is "off topic" as AI will do all the hacking and the starting up. ;-)

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    Comment #49033144

    Looking at NIS2, that mindset is actually developing: "personal liability for members of management bodies".

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    Comment #49033123

    Tried Kagi.com yet? Search without being an ad-target in itself is a breath of fresh air.

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    Comment #49032986

    > The paper will bear a visible imprint where it was pressed down by the writing instrument. Can I have your pencils then? They must be made of titanium. My 2mm nibbed pencilpoints…

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    Comment #49032911

    No and neither does openai. What was exploited was a package mirror, something like "pulp" probably. And yes I do mirror all Debian packages. And when an agent needs a piece of sof…

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    Comment #49018434

    If you avoid the discussion, you never get anywhere. Kudos to Codeberg for taking position.

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    Comment #49018119

    The only scifi I see is absolute stupidity. Even me with my homelab and a slow opensource agent use a completely disconnected setup. No, no proxy. Cached packages but no internet. …

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    Comment #49004497

    Similar to DevZat: https://github.com/quackduck/devzat

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    Comment #48989222

    The real news here is that something works under snap!

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    Comment #48975218

    Plus, safe mode. You can enable safe mode, mess around, and with a reboot you are back to known-good state.