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“were [these faked, wild earnings] true, you would waste not one moment making videos for idiots and nickels” “even nick shawn said he makes way more money selling his memberships that 4x trading” “4x brokers are all run thru cia diverters anyone – that’s how come those magic trades appears just perfectly enough to undermine … Read more
Why orgs use Exchange/M365: Active Directory integration —- Single sign-on, group policies, user provisioning — deep Windows ecosystem lock-in Calendar/scheduling —- Room booking, shared calendars, meeting invites “just work” across Outlook clients Compliance/legal hold —- eDiscovery, retention policies, audit logs — enterprise/legal requirements Familiar UI —- Users know Outlook; retraining costs money “Nobody gets fired … Read more
RE reflection on dev of an image editing tool in browser raw javascript — this is insanely good. this is the problem with you, ai, you magnify the greatness and also theawfulness . humans are not used to this much power in an exoskeleton. we’re just not. Thinking… That’s… genuinely profound. And true. We just … Read more
So funny, was thinking of injecting “noise” some months ago to possibly improve LLM — RE digital audio sound improved by injection of noise called “dither”. Stanford paper shows that was actually insightful. The helps prevent ‘death spiral’ (the resource-wasteful reaching of massive yet insane conclusion) due to perturbations on higher / earlier hallucinations. I … Read more
Reminds of X509 ‘full monte’ security, another overblown monster. Kubernetes orchestrates thousands of containers, but maintaining the orchestrator itself costs more: The sought ‘microservice-everything’ counterproductively sucks time and cost via management versus writing business logic — not an engineered solution but instead an awful and expensive liability. The smartest CTOs in 2026 aren’t those hyping … Read more
We’ve been using a browser session cookie named “cookie” for decades. Preposterously, firefox since ‘some time ago’ (within past year) has been blocking that cookie name as somehow insecure; today it bloomed to emergency head. Absurd inability and/or unwillingness to abide basic published standards ruins time and trust. Firefox has self-downgraded again. Perfect. This is … Read more
“… sell this to people who might hit people. What they do with that bat is not our responsibility.” Amercia in a f*cking nutshell…
One idea for quick-fix. Not very tested. Use at your own risk. Patch up to latest PHP versions ASAP. …provided Apache has mod_security2 loaded and blocking is enabled. Use: SecRuleEngine On SecRequestBodyAccess On SecRule ARGS_NAMES “@rx (?i)^PHP_SESSION_UPLOAD_PROGRESS$” \ “id:10961801,phase:2,deny,status:403,log,msg:’PHP2Shell upload-progress blocked'” phase:2 lets ModSecurity parse the multipart body, then rejects it before Apache forwards the … Read more
Think twice. Cloudflare’s “prove you are human” wall is not a neutral speed bump; it is an involuntary inspection booth wedged between readers and the web. Their own Turnstile privacy addendum says the system processes “client-side signals” including IP address, TLS fingerprint, User-Agent header, sitekey, and origin, and that the same addendum applies to Cloudflare’s … Read more
