This is just to say that Meta/Instagram are wrong in deprecating encrypted direct messages. This change is setting a dangerous precedent. DMs need to be private (and therefore encrypted).

We should not let them get away with it, otherwise more apps and platforms will follow.

Got an AI-written reply from a vendor we pay tens of millions of dollars a year to, and it doesn't feel good.

Three people spent enormous
deliberative effort for a whole day in very expensive company time to make every word of that.

You put it in an answer shredder and spit it at me with some editing.

Feels bad.

Recently my RE workflow moved into sandboxed VMs where agents have full control over the environment. I needed an MCP server that runs headless in the same sandbox and exposes way more of the #BinaryNinja API than others.

Here's the release: https://github.com/mrphrazer/binary-ninja-headless-mcp

RE: https://hachyderm.io/@janvhs/116184719405207871

We’re quickly approaching a bifurcation in FOSS with projects including or not including LLM generated code.

We’ll have to come up with a name so we can talk clearly about it.

I desperately hope the non-LLM side is going to be large enough to include a full stack, otherwise there’s a lot of work ahead of us for no good reason.

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At least until we have truly free and open, non-exploitative, consentually sourced, sustainably powered tooling, which is a bubble or two away at least.

Has there been any work to issue ssh certificates through ACME?

You can pass custom content-type headers, so it should be possible to jam it inn there?