That seems rather cumbersome.

How does everyone go about this?

What is an email provider that is trustworthy and does not want your phone number or credit card, so the email is not tied to you?

https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/81138

The LLM sends it to websites:

https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeCode/comments/1xhqvzn/opus_55_just_shared_my_email_address/

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50286306

Points: 42

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There is no news about hacked websites due to this vulnerability.

If anyone could ask Claude for an exploit, one would expect a lot of PHP sites to be hacked just for the fun of it, right? Like putting a message on some popular website or something.

I wished they had put the tests in a commit on their own so it would be immediately clear how large the patch itself is.

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50184386

Points: 7

# Comments: 4

The description of the vurnurability "Several multipart parsing problems" makes it sound like it is?

It seems the published exploit can be easily prevented by filtering out multipart post requests. So people actively watching the situation can already prevent that issue by filtering those.

But it is not clear if releasing the fix early would make the damage smaller or larger.

Having the patch probably makes creating an exploit easier. So the number of attacks would increase.

There is no way to coordinate the whole world on an earlier time. I would guess the number of people who have to patch their instances is in the hundreds of thousands.

Everybody who actively watches the topic already has the option to shut down their instances.

So ringing the bell and getting as many people as possible to shut down their webservers now and patch at 14:00 might be the best in terms of damage minimisation.

By the way, it is not enough to just "shutdown -h now" and then later restart and "apt update && apt upgrade". The moment the machine comes back, it can get hacked. So you should make sure the webserver does not start after the next boot. For Apache this would be something like "rm /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/apache2.service" and then after patching recreate the symlink via something like "ln -s /lib/systemd/system/apache2.service /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/apache2.service".

How fast will the repos be updated?

Does one need 4 programming languages to draw something on a mac?

I get that many people like such an archive to be around for consumption. Me too. But, keeping emotions aside, I can't find a justification to violate the rights of creators.

I'm sure many people here will have the knee-jerk reaction to immediately downvote this question. But I know there are also thoughtful people on HN. If some of you have ideas about the legal and moral justification for archive.org's actions, I would like to hear them.

https://chat.webllm.ai/

I am getting:

    WebGPUNotAvailableError: WebGPU is not supported in
    your current environment, but it is necessary to
    run the WebLLM engine.

When you install something via Flatpak, it still changes data in god-knows-what places on my disk. And the software itself has read/write access to god-knows-where on my disk.

The answer is probably "convenience and efficiency". But I would much prefer a "An application is a directory and by default cannot access anything outside of that directory" approach.

No deamon. Single file per DB. Less configuration overhead.

No idea about Lens, because I never used it. Aren't there webapps or web services for everything these days? I do everything that I do only occasionally via webapps. Barcode parsing for example.

I closed the app, stopped it and cleared the cache. Then restarted it.

The UI is surprisingly sane now. My first impression is that it is much better than before. Everything is neatly layed out in a series of albums, for each the latest images are shown and I can click on the album name and it displays them all.

So I do see my albums. Those seem to be just directories in /Pictures/ which it seems I can edit with the files app?

Am I missing out on anything this way? I don't need search.

All the usualy edit functions like cropping, adjusting colors etc also seem to still be there.

Unfortunately, it seems to completely mess up the interface?

I couldn't even see all photos anymore. Even though I do not use backup at all. So it is not possible that those photos are in the cloud or something.

For Google, this is still gemini-3.1-pro-preview, right?