Really not surprising given the history of sloppy coding, elementary authentication mistakes, outsourced "support", and anecdotal reports of horrid internal culture over the past few years [2026] Erosion of Trust @…
> one vendor relationship to manage Anyone that's had to deal with Microsoft will tell you this means nothing If you can even get attention from someone, you'll be bounced between teams and people who barely know the…
Yep, but it was an easy zero-touch MITM vector for billions of devices that's only now being closed down
India has state-mandated spying on network traffic (69B & Telecom Act 2023) so as dumb as this looks, it's possible this could've been purposeful
Every blog post on this site is AI generated and covers bugs and exploits that were uncovered also by AI So, sort of like fuzzing. There's a scary amount of exploitable stuff like this sitting in every BSD and Linux…
Currently testing out FreeBSD jails, but with OCI images and Podman :) https://daemonless.io BastilleBSD is another great way to run FreeBSD+jails using their templates https://bastillebsd.org/projects/bastillebsd/…
Jeff Geerling blogged about his demo setup - https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2025/15-tb-vram-on-mac-stu... Uses Exo - https://exolabs.net You can do it with other software, that's just one of the quick-and-easy setups…
This doesn't stop the vehicle from recording telemetry, just transmitting it Take your car to a dealership for service and one of the first things their software does is download all of the data and phone it home
To me, doesn't feel much different than when infra-as-code became popular in the 2010s It was a huge shift in the world of system administration, gave birth to devops, and, along with the rise of containers & cloud…
> // Assume everything in the dir is a vaild image file Yep.. And image files were, and continue to be, a huge exploit attack vector
I've moved from gitlab -> gitea+drone -> forgejo+woodpecker Works great for small-medium scale
Yep, same here MAC + Temporary Containers extension is how web browsing should be handled by default imo No website deserves permanence of any data in my browser unless I so choose I haven't seen similar functionality…
That's the direction container runtimes are trending Amazon has been doing it with Firecracker for a while and Kata containers is another popular one https://github.com/firecracker-microvm/firecracker…
What a surprise, a brand new account that seems to only spew negativity and false information. Reddit might be more your style ;)
I just replaced a 2009 MacPro It had many hardware upgrades over the years - upgraded CPUs, 128GB RAM, 4TB NVME storage, a modern AMD GPU, USB3/c, thunderbolt, etc The only reason it got replaced is because it became…
Yes you can still update to 15.7.3 the usual way in Settings It'll present you the Tahoe upgrade but underneath in small print it'll show other updates, which you have to then open and manually select the 15.7.3 update…
What you call scaling up sounds more like monetization. Others (especially customers) might call it enshittification instead. Youtube is a great example of how bad it can get. Why Mozilla won't let people financially…
HN hasn't focused on those topics in a long time, they rarely are on the front page. Skip the top 20 articles and you'll start to see some interesting content instead of all the VC & AI drivel. Hackaday is a content…
Possibly the most common open source mailing list software, mailman, has had configuration options to address both email address and header exposure for at least 15 years At least with email, you're in control of what…
Interesting to see this utilizes kata-containers project alongside virtualization.framework. Cool project. https://github.com/kata-containers/kata-containers/
I keep a SPARCStation 20 around for some nostalgia NetBSD still supports it, and a wide variety of other SPARC systems https://wiki.netbsd.org/ports/sparc64/
Agreed cries in .x3f & Sigma Photo Pro
The gaming isn't quite like CS, more 'tactical' oriented, but the modding scene is good - Ground Branch
It's worse than that - SLS siply can't do what it was supposed to on paper even after 10's of billions, resulting in the secondary boondoggle of the Lunar Gateway which will waste billions more and still fail to achieve…
> can someone outside of NASA send requests to Voyager to change its code? Unless you've got your own very-very high power transmitters and large dishes, you're not communicating with either Voyager satellite "Newer"…
Really not surprising given the history of sloppy coding, elementary authentication mistakes, outsourced "support", and anecdotal reports of horrid internal culture over the past few years [2026] Erosion of Trust @…
> one vendor relationship to manage Anyone that's had to deal with Microsoft will tell you this means nothing If you can even get attention from someone, you'll be bounced between teams and people who barely know the…
Yep, but it was an easy zero-touch MITM vector for billions of devices that's only now being closed down
India has state-mandated spying on network traffic (69B & Telecom Act 2023) so as dumb as this looks, it's possible this could've been purposeful
Every blog post on this site is AI generated and covers bugs and exploits that were uncovered also by AI So, sort of like fuzzing. There's a scary amount of exploitable stuff like this sitting in every BSD and Linux…
Currently testing out FreeBSD jails, but with OCI images and Podman :) https://daemonless.io BastilleBSD is another great way to run FreeBSD+jails using their templates https://bastillebsd.org/projects/bastillebsd/…
Jeff Geerling blogged about his demo setup - https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2025/15-tb-vram-on-mac-stu... Uses Exo - https://exolabs.net You can do it with other software, that's just one of the quick-and-easy setups…
This doesn't stop the vehicle from recording telemetry, just transmitting it Take your car to a dealership for service and one of the first things their software does is download all of the data and phone it home
To me, doesn't feel much different than when infra-as-code became popular in the 2010s It was a huge shift in the world of system administration, gave birth to devops, and, along with the rise of containers & cloud…
> // Assume everything in the dir is a vaild image file Yep.. And image files were, and continue to be, a huge exploit attack vector
I've moved from gitlab -> gitea+drone -> forgejo+woodpecker Works great for small-medium scale
Yep, same here MAC + Temporary Containers extension is how web browsing should be handled by default imo No website deserves permanence of any data in my browser unless I so choose I haven't seen similar functionality…
That's the direction container runtimes are trending Amazon has been doing it with Firecracker for a while and Kata containers is another popular one https://github.com/firecracker-microvm/firecracker…
What a surprise, a brand new account that seems to only spew negativity and false information. Reddit might be more your style ;)
I just replaced a 2009 MacPro It had many hardware upgrades over the years - upgraded CPUs, 128GB RAM, 4TB NVME storage, a modern AMD GPU, USB3/c, thunderbolt, etc The only reason it got replaced is because it became…
Yes you can still update to 15.7.3 the usual way in Settings It'll present you the Tahoe upgrade but underneath in small print it'll show other updates, which you have to then open and manually select the 15.7.3 update…
What you call scaling up sounds more like monetization. Others (especially customers) might call it enshittification instead. Youtube is a great example of how bad it can get. Why Mozilla won't let people financially…
HN hasn't focused on those topics in a long time, they rarely are on the front page. Skip the top 20 articles and you'll start to see some interesting content instead of all the VC & AI drivel. Hackaday is a content…
Possibly the most common open source mailing list software, mailman, has had configuration options to address both email address and header exposure for at least 15 years At least with email, you're in control of what…
Interesting to see this utilizes kata-containers project alongside virtualization.framework. Cool project. https://github.com/kata-containers/kata-containers/
I keep a SPARCStation 20 around for some nostalgia NetBSD still supports it, and a wide variety of other SPARC systems https://wiki.netbsd.org/ports/sparc64/
Agreed cries in .x3f & Sigma Photo Pro
The gaming isn't quite like CS, more 'tactical' oriented, but the modding scene is good - Ground Branch
It's worse than that - SLS siply can't do what it was supposed to on paper even after 10's of billions, resulting in the secondary boondoggle of the Lunar Gateway which will waste billions more and still fail to achieve…
> can someone outside of NASA send requests to Voyager to change its code? Unless you've got your own very-very high power transmitters and large dishes, you're not communicating with either Voyager satellite "Newer"…