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@malwaretech you laugh but bit flips are no laughing matter! imagine youre using your ai and suddenly it does something totally unexpected for reasons no one is able to diagnose?
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@nina_kali_nina@tech.lmucho still cannot get my head around the idea of "negotiating" with a computer and gaslighting it with natural language, as a real hacking technique
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@0xabad1dea@infosec.exchange theres a kind of psych major who literally nerds out about this kind of thing. like "if you say x it creates y impression because z psychology reason" and i respect that but like sometimes....sometimes
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@hacks4pancakes also the really cool linear algebra doer scanner needs do to so much linear algebra to do a scan it ends up costing 20 grand so idk about the economics of that. Most security holes dont even come from bugs they come from doing something that might be ok in one context but not ok in another, right? Is ai better at *not* doing that?
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@TheBreadmonkey cheetahs are shy and some zoos give them emotional support dogs iirc and theyre debatably not technically big cats because they meow and purr like small cats. theyre big babies basically
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@anildash@me.dm the start of the open web wasnt something I was around for but I imagine it was a core of smart nerds inspired to be part of something new and different who created an inertial snowball rooted in openness, eventually pulling in a far larger number of people and hustlers until the latter blew it up and now we're a scattered mass of billions of people at the bottom of the hill, and the only scenario where we have an inertial openness core again is to find a new hill to roll it down
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@anildash@me.dm My expectation is a new, less centralized internet will form. Possibly not http or even tcp/ip, almost midway between internet and sneakernet. More reliant on human networking to establish collaborations - making this slop spamming obsolete - and more dependent on geography for content discovery - making scraping, malicious or otherwise, largely obsolete at least in the way its been done before. In short: less open, but more trusting and more human
Edit: I am picturing meshtastic, but it could be something similar or a combination of things
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RE: https://infosec.exchange/@clankussy/116220229997055997
i dont expect politicians to understand every technical nuance but we *should* expect them to see that big tech is pressuring them one way and nonprofits are pressuring them another, and take that into acocunt
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@saphire@dragon.style i have gotten OBVIOUS indistinguishable-from-scams calls etc that were not in fact scams. combine that with some manufactured urgency and its basically a choice between falling for a scam eventually or missing something genuine eventually
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@saphire@dragon.style this is a lil off your topic but i got a phishing text the other day like "Dick Sporting Goods order tecieved! Track at dickssportinggoods.smth.io. STOP to opt out!" or something. And that's clearly phishing. And the fact its so clearly phishing and i still am not sure it actually was (and not like a wrong number or something - i dont have any account that could do this) disturbs me much more than the phishing.
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@AutumnWyvern@dragon.style i had absolute WORST experience in one of these, because they posted signs saying they dont take cash, but NOTHING saying youre expected to have a smartphone with a camera, a software stack to parse a qr code into a url, and your own internet access to open that url. luckily i had my pinephone with me and a credit card (neither of which were things i necessarily carry). pinephone couldn't scan the code, but luckily the audio stack was working for once and i eventually found a number to call and have them tell me the actual url over the phone, whereupon i was able to get out after paying for an hour of parking in downtown la, all of which had been spent looking in vain for an employee on site. It felt like an extortion racket https://www.yelp.com/biz/metropolis-los-angeles-28
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@occult@vox.ominous.net "embrace extend distinguish" is sadly back-of-mind for me whenever i see good things gaining traction. they managed to reduce decentralization to an aesthetic. i really hope cyberdecks arent next
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@bbacc@mastodon.bida.im why do we need software to write grocery lists. Who is using software for grocery lists ?? other than accessibility or something
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@anildash@me.dm agree with your diagnosis but not the prescription. Conditions that brought about the seemingly impossible open web do not exist now that it has matured. I dont know what collective action could even be mobilized toward specifically, vis-a-vis preserving what's been, but even that is largely moot imo because the userbase of the modern internet is such a different set of cats to herd. (1/3)
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(once again though: I do not expect the typical ai agent of 2028 to be pulling from a trillion parameter cloud llm)
yeah dude i love the mac neo https://makeupandbeautyblog.com/product-reviews/mac-cosmetics-neo-sci-fi-review-swatches-beam-me-up-scotty/
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Will the internet of 2028 be littered with "prompt bombs" targetting ai agents? Will prompt mines be planted to ward off agentic cyberattacks?
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Will human intrusions start to be missed by ai powered ips systems trained to look for the sloppier intrusions of other ai
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@hellomiakoda@pdx.social as someone who had a smartphone in middle school newsboat has been my main "social media app" since starting college because its fucking ZEN and the "normal way" is chaos
Inb4 meta use the "low opt-in" line when they kill federation on threads too
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@malwaretech i am piecing together this little nas thing and for the case i got this little lock box people use to store their valuables, and i wrote "no cash inside. this is a computer server" on the top to dissuade ne'er-do-wells from breaking into it, and maybe i should cover that up actually
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They were so frantic about it they couldnt spare a heads up for their partner in a billion dollar collaboration. All under control🫠 https://arstechnica.com/ai/2026/03/the-end-of-sora-also-means-the-end-of-disneys-1-billion-openai-investment/?utm_brand=arstechnica&utm_social-type=owned&utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social
The mouse is soulless. When you use a touchpad you use a fisher price toy. But the trackball is borderline spiritual. Caress the orb and you caress the pointer. Beauty in the weighted orb
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peasants drank so much beer because it was less pestilential than water and it was a source of calories on the go (i mean beer is just stinky bread in liquid form). huel shakes and dasani hadnt been invented yet so it was like another 2-in-1. i like to think as we develop humans do trend toward the unix philosophy but there are so many Counterexamples
I wonder if litigation around os age verification and foss OSes (especially the more raw arch/gentoo crowd) could lead to a distinction of "operating system" vs mere "operating system components" that another party must assemble to be considered an operating system legally, with much of the linux space considered part of the latter
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