Please do not send AI-generated fonts! We do not trust oppressive and destructive tools!

You can pretty much post this every day until this dumb fucker dies

#LowBandwidthMemes

There used to be a time when building out a botnet required *some* work – writing exploits, taking over devices, obscuring the purpose of the executable, etc.

Not any more!

Instead of "malware", call it an "AI agent" and people will just happily install it on their devices with full root privileges!
https://github.com/jgamblin/OpenClawCVEs/

Bam! RCE by asking nicely.

🧵

#OpenClaw #AI #Hype #InfoSec

Testing cameras on Nexus 7 / asus-grouper (2012) with Linux 7.0-r6 #postmarketOS #linuxmobile #mainine

GET: motorola-vicky

It’s a surprisingly nice device. MediaTek G99 (same SoC as Zinwa Q25), 8GB LPDDR4x, 128GB UFS, 120Hz OLED and apparently a pretty nice Samsung sensor.

Didn’t expect that, it’s gonna be fun (especially since SoC is likely vulnerable, so we should be able to replace LK with U-Boot)

on this laptop, I have a choice of many WSL distros, such as Round Ubuntu and also Square Ubuntu

when I was young, we were still transitioning away from Roman numerals, but at least we didn’t have to deal with shrinkflation. that’s why instead of saying 6-7 we said X11

Them: if you set aside all the ethical concerns…

Me: this is what evil is. This is how evil talks.

#Microsoft sent an email to everyone saying they're listening to people now and they will definitely not pushing AI to everything anymore.

Also Microsoft enabled github to collect all your "inputs, outputs and associated context to train and improve AI models". This new tickbox is enabled by default, even if you explicitly disabled Copilot before.

Actions speak more than words.

You can disable the option at https://github.com/settings/copilot/features

Pinephone Beta running PostmarketOS Edge update:

++Camera++
* faster ✅
* Rear camera access ✅
* front camera access ✅
* take photo rear camera ✅ (crash 60% of the time)
* take photo front camera ✅ (crash 75% of the time). Only registered photo capture after system restart.

Good update none-the-less.

#PinephoneBeta #Pine64 #PostmarketOS #Megapixels

Review on mailing list:

Copyright (C) 2026 Variscite Ltd. AI bot review and may be useless.

Copyright year is 2026, which is in the future. Should be 2024 or current year.

Great, now everyone will get to read useless AI agent reviews.

https://lore.kernel.org/all/20260303210131.2966214-8-Frank.Li@nxp.com/

To anyone who thinks there is a systemd root privilege escalation vulnerability discovered recently. Please read the technical details instead of listening to idiots on youtube and reddit.

https://cdn2.qualys.com/advisory/2026/03/17/snap-confine-systemd-tmpfiles.txt

Because, if you actually read the technical details of this vulnerability, you'll know that it is a *snapd* vulnerability (which involved misconfiguration in systemd-tmpfiles). It is *NOT* a systemd vulnerability, and anyone who's telling you the opposite does not have a single idea what they're talking about.

I am specifically looking at that complete idiot on youtube who keeps bringing up things completely out of context, is a literal nazi, and whose name starts with L.

Please, don't listen to idiots who don't know anything about the subject they're bringing up.

seems this pdf is hardcoded to tell me to use a newer version of adobe reader, even if i'm not using adobe reader. incredible innovation in the pdf space

As the number of LLM-generated patches in my inbox increases, I am starting to experience the sort of maintainer stress that has long been predicted. But there's another aspect of this that has recently crossed my mind.

Just over a week ago, a new personality showed up with a whole pile of machine-generated patches claiming to fill in our memory-management documentation. A few reviewers had some sharp questions, the response to which has been ... silence. This person doesn't seem to have cared enough about that work to make an effort to get past the initial resistance.

Once upon a time, somebody who had produced many pages of MM documentation would be invested enough in that work to make at least a minimal attempt to defend it.

Kernel developers often worry that a patch submitter will not stick around to maintain the code they are trying to push upstream. Part of the gauntlet of getting kernel patches accepted can be seen as a sort of "are you serious?" test.

When somebody submits a big pile of machine-generated code, though, will they be *able* to maintain it? And will they be sufficiently invested in this code, which they didn't write and probably don't understand, to stick around and fix the inevitable problems that will arise? I rather fear not, and that does not bode well for the long-term maintainability of our software.

Stop using AI, people. I don't care if it makes things easier for you. You're sucking up water, burning the planet, models were trained on stolen data, and you're making the rich even richer. And I didn't even list all of the issues with AI.

boost this cat when they least expect it

No one is happy with age verification, in the one hand.

But in the other hand, *please* don't harass maintainers. It only makes things worse.
Don't listen to stupid people who don't know what they're talking about like lunduke.

It really does not help.

People are rightfully angry at age verification laws.

That doesn't justify any harassment campaigns towards *any* FOSS developers, maintainers nor contributors. Turn that anger towards something productive.

Get a grip people, holy shit.

The Rust project puts out an article about how they're listening to their community https://blog.rust-lang.org/2026/03/20/rust-challenges/

Except it turns out that article was drafted by an LLM https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/1rz15t3/what_we_heard_about_rusts_challenges_and_how_we/obiwu24/

They claim nearly every line was rewritten by a human but I'm not sure how you could send a worse signal to your community about how much you aren't listening than having an LLM draft a post saying we're really listening, honest