Wirken is MIT licensed at github.com/gebruder/wirken, with the hardware designs and documentation published alongside it. Anyone can install it and ride AI safely with a kill-switch, and anyone handed ...
A social media post was asking about the hassle of a secure connection to an ISP router (using TLS), and it reminded me of the early 1990s when we used to hand-craft TCP/IP networks on 3Com, Cayman, ...
The Atlantic has published a hero story to frame open source software as about one man. Ondřej Surý packages PHP for Debian and Ubuntu as a volunteer, and when the PHP2Shell fix shipped this week the ...
CHP said the incident happened Oct. 13 as the officers were investigating a fatal crash on Interstate 80 eastbound, west of Air Base Parkway. The Tesla, driven by a 22-year-old Sacramento man, was ...
Ukraine’s Center for Countering Disinformation counted 1,526 inauthentic accounts posting into Ukraine’s information space on Facebook and Telegram the day before a drone fire shut Yandex’s data ...
Public evidence for PHP2Shell has turned out to be far thinner than its headlines. It’s a bad bug, yes, but who caused so much attention to it instead of other bugs? Wiz frames ...
Headlines about the University of Wyoming poisoning case tell a confidentiality breach story, built around a Chinese national and a cache of hard drives seized at Los Angeles airport.
A sophisticated act is, in the literal sense, a breach of integrity. Like someone serving colored water and calling it wine, or someone who fails the bar yet says they are a lawyer. Sophisticated ...
Lies, lies and more lies. She says she “practiced corporate law”, while her public bio lists “General Counsel” and “Associate” as titles. Although I’m not a lawyer… lawyers tell me these are criminal ...
Isabella Weber has a new book out. The Guardian profiled it on 16 October: Anti-Fascist Economics: In Defence of Affordability, Dignity and Democracy (Allen Lane). The prescription fits in one ...
I’ve been working on enterprise projects labelled RPA, machine learning, AI, non-human identity and now LLM agents for over fifteen years. I give the same two requirements for any system that acts on ...
OpenClaw isn’t fooling me. I remember MS-DOS. The sad days of DOS. Any program could peek and poke the kernel, hook interrupts, write anywhere on disk. There was no safety. The fix wasn’t a wrapper, ...
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