jeremyz
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anyway, it's cool and good that folks are deploying 'agentic' software with all the good sense of a sixth grader in 1992.
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December 8, 2025 at 11:50 PM
anyway, it's cool and good that folks are deploying 'agentic' software with all the good sense of a sixth grader in 1992.
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my friend decided to attempt to make a copy of a game himself, a single 3.5 in floppy.
He didn't have a blank disk, so he needed to wipe an old one of data he no longer needed. He knew the A: drive was the top one, so he counted down to the one he inserted the old disk into.
> format c:
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He didn't have a blank disk, so he needed to wipe an old one of data he no longer needed. He knew the A: drive was the top one, so he counted down to the one he inserted the old disk into.
> format c:
2/3
December 8, 2025 at 11:50 PM
my friend decided to attempt to make a copy of a game himself, a single 3.5 in floppy.
He didn't have a blank disk, so he needed to wipe an old one of data he no longer needed. He knew the A: drive was the top one, so he counted down to the one he inserted the old disk into.
> format c:
2/3
He didn't have a blank disk, so he needed to wipe an old one of data he no longer needed. He knew the A: drive was the top one, so he counted down to the one he inserted the old disk into.
> format c:
2/3
Installing a squat rack in the frozen foods aisle at the grocery store, so you don’t have to worry about getting sweaty.
December 8, 2025 at 11:31 PM
Installing a squat rack in the frozen foods aisle at the grocery store, so you don’t have to worry about getting sweaty.
i should replay XCOM 2
December 7, 2025 at 12:45 AM
i should replay XCOM 2
meanwhile, everyone in infosec is having an ongoing panic attack and trying to leverage AI for defense because one thing LLMs have been really successful in automating is attack chains.
it's grim out there.
it's grim out there.
December 6, 2025 at 8:54 PM
meanwhile, everyone in infosec is having an ongoing panic attack and trying to leverage AI for defense because one thing LLMs have been really successful in automating is attack chains.
it's grim out there.
it's grim out there.
a lot of the people who thought they were building some sci-fi future have realized what they made is just big auto-complete. now they have to generate profit by shoving big auto-complete into everything, whether or not it makes sense.
it might still pay well, but engineers like meaningful work.
it might still pay well, but engineers like meaningful work.
December 6, 2025 at 8:45 PM
a lot of the people who thought they were building some sci-fi future have realized what they made is just big auto-complete. now they have to generate profit by shoving big auto-complete into everything, whether or not it makes sense.
it might still pay well, but engineers like meaningful work.
it might still pay well, but engineers like meaningful work.
Not quite the same type of vuln, though both would have a root cause of "bad server/service config". Closer to the Tea app leak from the summer, though that one was an exposed aws storage bucket, not a database.
December 6, 2025 at 8:03 PM
Not quite the same type of vuln, though both would have a root cause of "bad server/service config". Closer to the Tea app leak from the summer, though that one was an exposed aws storage bucket, not a database.