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Comment · 1 month ago
I wrote about this March 9 (more than 6 months ago). No promo or paid substack:

https://alimos.substack.com/p/the-first-ai-enabled-war

The implication of AI having agency won't stop with this bombing or war. The next one will be "oops they nuked somewhere by accident"

Comment · 2 months ago
A Visual Passkey Demo
Comment · 8 months ago
AI Agents are becoming first-class citizens for SaaS
Comment · 9 months ago
some DNS tunneling solutions work (dnstt for example). Also, many people have smuggled Starlink are are providing proxies inside Iran.

Ideally cjdns or similar can be used inside the country to create an alternative encrypted mesh network inside the borders, with some "exit nodes" out.

Comment · 1 year ago
I'm building a Firefox, Chrome, VSCode and OpenVSX security scanner and profiler, and working on building a private web store for Enterprises to switch to rather than using the default stores given all the ransomware and malware activity in that space. Will show HN very soon!
Comment · 2 years ago
Bloomberg done goofed up with that capital T in Teams. they "teamed up" with Microsoft. has nothing to do with Microsoft Teams.
Comment · 3 years ago
Microsoft not using Blazor, their own technology, for their own websites? interesting.
Comment · 3 years ago
"doesn't affect the place where Musk lives"

lol!

Comment · 3 years ago
a lot of global companies rely on only US/EU servers to provide web services. leaves a lot of Asian countries to reach to the closest server to grab the data. in case of Twitter, that's usually US servers hence at least 300ms latency per request
Comment · 3 years ago
it's not just ads, it affects the entire Google Cloud infrastructure. I've seen this in some proxy servers too. Wondering if this is mostly related to location data or a persistent cookie and/or tracker that's designed to detect VPN activity.

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