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Does cgit not support a .patch or .diff URL suffix? How hard could it be for AI companies to add a preference for such URLs into their models or system prompts? Wouldn't that be obvious improvement for any model?

Same. Qwen 3.8 max also does quite well on cyber security tasks, and is really cheap in their "night" window (22:00-08:00 UTC+08:00). Did a SCTPhantom LPE on 7.0+ as an evaluation just this week. This would've taken me several months of work a couple of years ago. (probably indicative of my offensive security skills, heh)

What happened to the good old tin can telephone down the side of the house to the washing room?

There's no "relaying" when the the attacker just captures unencrypted WiFi packets from the air, or more traditionally, splits some light out of the fiber line.

The real solution is obviously to use geolocation to find the closest country which officially uses the individual language(s).

A small number of people with likely professional involvement in the Fedora project and possibly RHEL.

A supply chain attack serve as the basis for another supply chain attack.

If Xen uses these addresses "on boot", why has booting Xen worked the past 11 years then?

You can "wipe"/"drag" upwards to exit the A/C overlay (just like, for example, android quick settings/notifications).

Of course, you have to do this the "correct way", which in and of itself requires a bit of experimentation to learn.

Why would Firefox have to "rollback" their UA string back to version 64, released 6 years ago (2018)? That seems utterly ridiculous for a server side UA sniffing bug rolled out by the Google Search Team.

This does not account for inattentional deafness, which is why there ought to be sense-redundant alerts, at least for alerts requiring immediate action.

If web developers would just start using `<time>`, we might someday reach such a reality.