well Vaultwarden is able and willing to fill your password manager needs

probably brown people in west asia

just because you got your feelings hurt doesn’t mean I’m not right, or you’re not an idiot. nothing I said was factually untrue, you knob.

if they keep making memory for residential customers instead of dedicating all production to AI, then sign me up to steal US tech for them.

one who is in constant trouble with the law and is very happy to work with Five Eyes countries to save his own neck. I see enough stories about supposed private telegram channels being infiltrated to keep me off the platform. there’s only two kinds of people doing illegal shit on telegram, idiots and snitches.

the meme is a joke. they’re saying you have to jailbreak iOS or Apple will get you.

it’s a meme. the joke is that Apple will rat you out unless you jailbreak

I mean, you can make it so your client doesn’t.

I don’t think the law makes exceptions for how you feel about the stuff you’re downloading

there’s loads of things you can do with it, but arguably one of the best is making it a media PC. if you sail the high seas, then a full Servarr stack is really nice to have.

https://wiki.servarr.com/

I’m reporting this post because I’m in it and don’t like it

somebody putting up a greenhouse. which doesn’t really fit the text at all.

I always hated the site but that’s crossed the line for me.

no, I hadn’t noticed because I don’t use sites that I hate

Javascript is a human rights violation

I use nano just because it’s the one that’s usually installed. if it was usually Vim, I would use that instead.

it’s real, and not uncommon in AI projects. for example, in Hermes, to setup ComfyUI to work with it, you literally just prompt “setup comfyui” and it handles the install and configuration, including downloading any models you want.

sure. it can be safe on the host machine too, if you remove its ability to manipulate files outside of those you want it to. the reason it can run bash is because most people don’t bother to change the very permissive defaults their harness comes with.

personally, I use Hermes, so the default is it asks permission for every single command it runs. if I didn’t want that, I have a couple ways to to prevent the agent from removing files like this. I can do it with Python like so:

if "rm -rf" in command.lower():  
    return DENY  

or via regex like so:

\b(rm)\s+-rf\b, or \b(rm)\s+(-[A-Za-z]*r[A-Za-z]*f|-rf|-fr)\b to catch common variants. or you can just use a shell command filter to block all shell commands. you can also make a whitelist and add the commands that you want the agent to be able to run without oversight to that.

why would a billionaire or the politicians they pay for be concerned with what’s best for everyone?

Yes, which is how they know.

rooting my phone would render the security features of GrapheneOS entirely pointless. assuming that it would even be capable of booting, with verified boot enabled.