@rubycentral this community’s inability to reject out and proud bigots is endlessly disappointing.

@rubycentral get fucked

Utter chaos. I am so tired of utter chaos.

Fuck the people that voted for this scam artist.

#USPol

Are there any forks of VS Code that don't have copilot built in?

Somebody posted the source code to the IRS’s Direct File to GitHub. https://github.com/IRS-Public/direct-file

Articles that include embedded X posts can suck my farts. X is trash, padding an article with social media posts is hack, and having to parse the slop is a chore; fuck the ENTIRETY of this trend.

People would foam at the mouth protesting against this, until they get to live with it. Once they’ve felt the boost in tranquility and livability, they’d fight tooth and nail to keep car dominance from ever returning.

RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:fxjqjbmvithsqm6m7ds2uylj/post/3lqacfbh5kc2s

#Seattle Counter-protests taught me something about #DARVO (Deny, Attack, Reverse Victim & Oppressor) that I wish the people with bullhorns would remind counter protesters once in a while.

You can show #Hatred without #anger.

This is the bedrock of bigoted protests, trying to elicit violence from the left so they can Play The Victim™. BECAUSE,

You can show #Anger without #Hatred.

Being angry at bigots is natural and wise, but they'll turn that Anger against you in front of Cops and Cameras.

@ieure Opinions like this are what's dividing us.

@davidcelis This is really going to bite them in the year 3010.

My business model of selling tours of people's homes doesn't work if I have to get their consent.

Not In Our Name is a group of cis women who have published a statement protesting against the systemic, political and media attacks on trans people. It focuses on rejecting the fallacy that attacking trans people (trans women in particular) is anything to do with protecting women or with feminism.

If you’re a cis woman and would like to support them, you can sign the letter here https://chng.it/QCvdH587zM

the category error here is deploying something with unformalisable behaviour with any privilege to do anything at all without the express confirmation of a trusted human operator

this is not a novel or surprising means of attacking systems. of course, obviously, if you give a system with no formalisable behaviour, that may execute anything as an instruction by design, elevated privileges and untrusted input, this will happen

the way people are deploying LLMs is driving a freight train through the principle of least privilege and being surprised at the results

@reconbot I'm actually not sure. My reading of the post is that the attack is constructed by creating a malicious issue which is then read, and the payload injected, when a repository owner makes a request to the MCP server to query issues, essentially enabling exfiltration from private repositories via the issue.

RFK is a monster and is going to harm so many people.

Read this.

Seriously. Quit scrolling, shut the hell up, and read this.

https://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/an-open-letter-to-robert-f-kennedy-jr-who-thinks-my-daughter-is-a-tragedy

GitHub issues are now an attack vector on private repositories : https://invariantlabs.ai/blog/mcp-github-vulnerability

@tanepiper Needs a sword ligature... maybe out of the `=>`.