Navigating copyright as a self-published author can feel daunting. But understanding permissions is crucial! Always check the usage rights before including any third-party material in your book. What are your go-to resources for copyright info? #Copyright #IntellectualProperty #SelfPublishing #Permissions #SelfPublishingTips

#Copyright #IntellectualProperty #SelfPublishing #Permissions #SelfPublishingTips

Noah Zweben (@noahzweben)

Dispatch의 코딩 작업 권한 모드를 설정할 수 있게 됐다. 안전하고 원활한 사용을 위한 Auto 모드를 권장하며, 허용된 다른 권한 모드도 선택 가능하다. Bypass Permissions 사용 시 세션 시작 승인이 필요하다.

https://x.com/noahzweben/status/2039407002913513477

#dispatch #coding #permissions #developertools #aiagent

Ibus-table error "Permission denied: '/home/username/.local'" #permissions #python #2404 #ibus

https://askubuntu.com/q/1565169/612

Boris Cherny (@bcherny)

프롬프트 없이 더 이상 권한 요청을 하지 않게 되었다는 간단한 업데이트입니다. Claude 관련 제품의 사용 흐름과 권한 처리 방식 변화로 보이며, 개발자 경험 개선에 해당하는 내용입니다.

https://x.com/bcherny/status/2036555259997462541

#claude #permissions #developerexperience #aitool #update

System doesn't recognize external hard drive (LaCie) but there is a LaCie file in home that says I am not the owner #permissions #mount #harddrive #root

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I think there should be app store guidelines that prohibit apps from having permissions prompts that make it unclear which permissions are required, for what, and that the control about the permissions is exclusively done via system prompts and settings.

In particular, this would prohibit:
* Asking for permissions randomly or preemptively. Only ask for permissions on initial setup and after explicit user request of a feature that requires or uses the permission.
* Showing an app-controlled permissions popup with an option to reject that will trigger a further system popup if the app popup is accepted.

Here is a shitty example from Spotify.
The layout makes it look like this screen is asking me to give Spotify the permission. It isn't. It looks like tapping continue, the only obvious choice, will grant the permission. It won't.
The popup appears even though no functionality related to Bluetooth devices was requested.
It is not made clear what will happen when the permission is rejected. "Why do you need this?" implies that the user does in fact need the permission. They don't.
The statement that "You're in control" is not helpful. It directly contradicts "Why do I need this?". It also suggests that the only way to deny the permission is to disable it in system settings. You can just deny the permission in the system prompt.

#mobileui #permissions #uidesign

A context-aware permission guard for Claude Code

https://github.com/manuelschipper/nah/

#HackerNews #contextaware #permissions #ClaudeCode #security #GitHub #open-source

ACLs & Masks in Linux

ACLs (Access Control Lists) extend basic Linux permissions — you can grant access to specific users/groups beyond the traditional owner/group/others model.

Masks act as a safety limit. They define the maximum effective permissions for group entries and named users.

Use setfacl -m u:username:rwx file and getfacl file to manage them.

Powerful. Precise. Essential. 🔐

#Linux #SysAdmin #DevOps #Permissions #Security

How do I fix my /home directory on my server? #permissions #ssh #directory #homedirectory

https://askubuntu.com/q/1564609/612