Awesome! Now do it the other way around by federating Usenet through piefed 🤪

While I’m not overly educated in the history of denazification in East Germany, I know that at least later, it was more of a proclamation than something actually happening. That’s why so many neo-nazis “suddenly appeared” in the supposedly nazi-free zone after the unification of the germanies.

Supported by the fascists in the west that had never gone away, the unified right made quick progress in their organization.

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This seems like a Good Thing™ (obviously with the caveat that it all depends on the implementation and their VPN partner).

Hu, it never occurred to me to check out these icons there - thanks for the heads-up: TIL

Seems like you’re talking about a different article: there was no context-poisoning, or in fact even anything LLM specific in this attack.

This wasn’t even a prompt-injection or context-poisoning attack. The vulnerable infrastructure itself exposed everything to hack into the valuable parts of the company:

Public JS asset → discover backend URL → Unauthenticated GET request triggers debug error page → Environment variables expose admin credentials → access Admin panel → see live OAuth tokens → Query Microsoft Graph → Access Millions of user profiles

Hasty AI deployments amplify a familiar pattern: Speed pressure from management keeps the focus on the AI model’s capabilities, leaving surrounding infrastructure as an afterthought — and security thinking concentrated where attention is, rather than where exposure is.

I have the association of praying hands 🙏

Maybe they’re impersonating a character from their favorite kung-fu movie?

I’m not that long here, but if it’s not feasible to automatically detect the slopper-sites, maybe a rule could be introduced that people can report on?

This way the mod has an easier time identifying the things that are unwanted by the community.

I love grafana, but it’s a resource hog, and my machine isn’t powerful. Prometheus/node_exporter however is as lightweight as it can get.

So I made a little Python script that fetches the data from Prometheus and uses mathplotlib to generate a graph.

The dashboard calls that python script for every configured graph and embeds the image so it looks nice.

You can find the script in one of my other repos (Prometheus-renderer probably), but there are dozen similar ones: search github for Prometheus renderer and you’ll see

If there are other things unclear, please don’t hesitate to ask