Richard "mtfnpy" Harman (he/him)

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New follower requests: I deny anybody who doesn't exert the minimum amount of effort in filling out their mastoton profile. I'll accept you if you try again later w/ a filled out profile!

previously twitter.com/xabean || Sourcefire VRT -> Cisco Talos || perl, music, linux, 3d printing, electronics, woodworking, security research, and single.

đź’ˇ If I follow you, I think you're smart and have things to say/share I want to think about.

​ If you have cryptocurrency/blockchain tendencies, I do not want to be part of your timeline, nor do I want you in mine. ✌️

​ I'm here to follow/be followed by people, not brands. This is a personal interaction account, I get to be as selective as I like.

 If we've never interacted, and I block you, chances are it's because you posted GenAI trash.

blah blah words do not represent employers, use as directed, do not taunt happy fun ball, only you can prevent forest fires, the limits are UNKNOWN at zombocom.

Hey, I need a bit of moral compass here. We can agree that using AI to generate code is bad, no questions asked. The environmental and societal impact is awful, the skill loss is real etc.

But! What about security? The past months have shown that AI has become actually good at finding real security issues which have been missed for years in high-profile software.

So not using AI for that might actually expose users to undiscovered security issues which are then found and exploited by more ruthless people.

In light of that: How would you like the maintainer of your favourite Open Source projects use AI?

Boost the hell out of this please.

Not at all
Exclusively to find security issues
To find security issues and for code review
Poll ends at .

Dug around in the shed at my Dad's house, and from a dated receipt apparently some time in 1992 my Dad bought a kit very similar to this for making square "comb" honey to sell. This afternoon I drug it to the Farm.

As far as I'm aware, we never made or sold any square comb honey.

I don't know why I grabbed it all. I probably should just give it to a friend to burn next winter. I don't think I have all the requisite parts to actually make use of it.

https://meyerbees.com/product/comb-honey-basswood-parts-section-boxes-separators-bags-window-cartons-tools/

Comb Honey Super Kit Basswood Parts - Select From: Section Boxes, Separators, Bags, Window Cartons & Tools

Basswood Section Boxes Parts split section boxes are great for producing beautiful, square sections of comb honey. Kelly split section comb style and size.

Meyer Bees
@tychotithonus why would you forsake the cloud? the cloud is everything.

✨ A Sprinkle of JoyousJoyness ✨

Bath time!

Have a JoyousJoyfulJoyness day!

#happy #owl #bird #funny #cute #joyousjoyness #repost

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Daring Fireball
@darthnull đź«‚

@janamarie related:

why do we cook bacon, and bake cookies? IT'S BACKWARDS

@janamarie LOL that's exactly like hamburgers not being made of ham. Okay. Language is weird!
@janamarie yes, absolutely beautiful when graced by the invisible hands of wind but I think that might be a cereal grain like wheat rather than corn