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"Now when you lose your phone while out and about you lose your ability ..."

2FA Mule:

https://kozubik.com/items/2famule/


We don't want your electric car.

We want your car, but electric.

All people want is an electric Audi allroad. Instead, we get an e-tron.

All people want is an electric V90 wagon. Instead we get a polestar.

All people want is an electric Jeep Wrangler. Instead we get "Recon EV".

The reason for this is that the incumbent manufacturers understand clearly that the electric versions would completely eclipse the ICE models and their existing investments in design and tooling would rapidly diminish.

... and so, all of the eInitiative, iMobile, TronCars ... it's all a desperate (and lame) attempt to continue selling the ICE line and grow marketshare with the addition of the electric car consumers.

It's a nice idea and it won't work.


Hey, the e-trons from Audi are really well manufactured. I drive one daily and is a very pleasant drive, quiet and precise. And the software* is really well made - this took me by surprise.

*Can someone explain in 2026 why we are still shoveling Alexa shit everywhere? I cannot uninstall it from the car apps :(. Is Alexa still there during the GPTs era?


The reason for this is that the incumbent manufacturers understand clearly that the electric versions would completely eclipse the ICE models and their existing investments in design and tooling would rapidly diminish.

The Ford F-150 Lightning is a clear indicator that the reverse is true: The market for “like my ICE vehicle, but with BEV tradeoffs instead of ICE ones” is today quite small, especially in the absence of major government subsidies to the consumer.


I think the F-150 is a bad example because trucks have a lot more use cases that BEVs have trouble with compared to regular vehicles.

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I asked in a different thread:

Do we have a sense that projects like OpenBSD/OpenSSH, FreeBSD, ISC[1] and Apache were included in the "blessed" initial participants in Project Glasswing ?

Or is it big name tech companies, banks and fashionable languages and package managers ?

[1] Bind, DHCP


“Oi, you got a loicense to make secure software there?”

I joke but that is the world we are moving towards. I don’t think many on HN have thought through the second and third order implications.


Probably? FreeBSD has had a large increase in security advisories the past couple months. More in the last two months than all of 2025 combined.

Those advisories all came from outside sources, most notably calif.io.

It's not clear to me that FreeBSD found any of them internally ...


Calif.io have access to Mythos Preview which they've used to find a macOS kernel memory corruption exploit on Apple M5: https://blog.calif.io/p/first-public-kernel-memory-corruptio...

It's probably the right approach to onboard a few independent security companies and task them with reviewing multiple OSS projects than it is to onboard each project individually.


If only there were a quick and easy way to replicate s3 buckets to an independent provider…

… on the Unix command line …

… to a cloud older than AWS…

… if only …


Wish I could upvote this comment account more. Too many people look for something new and shiny when trusty ol tools are sitting right there. :)

Well having backups help, but I certainly can’t migrate my infra to rsync.net on moments’ notice (or ever since rsync.net does storage and nothing else) so my customers aren’t affected.

Inflated egress costs might make this prohibitively expensive, $80 per TB at GCP and AWS

I don't think that technology exists. Sorry.

Do we know if openbsd is one of the blessed 50 glasswing partners?

"Will never understand why some people prefer mailing lists to do development ..."

The people who have this preference are processing the mailing lists with a highly specialized mailtool, not a web browser.

If you have only ever accessed email with a web browser it is not surprising that you find the mailing list format weird.


... and for those that assume, understandably, that this is strictly a US cultural phenomenon, I must (sadly) report that I saw a very new Ram 1500 dump black exhaust onto a cyclist on the 9 between Saint-Léonard and Crans-Montana. This happened in summer of 2022.

In terms of US cultural exports, for every jazz music and snowboarding I guess there has to be some coal rolling and fake service dogs.


I see rolling coal pretty regular in Alberta, Canada. Though not as an intentional act towards bicycles/EVs behind the truck, just people with a rich mixture that like burning money. That and it's legal to do a diesel delete...


I’ve never seen it in Australia. Rarely you see a rusted out shitbox with bad emissions but I’ve never seen a new vehicle modified like this.

Let me guess ...

Gates Foundation and/or principal actors attached to the Gates Foundation have equity stakes in Anthropic ...

... and they have made a decision to direct charitable funds toward the committed purchase of Anthropic tokens.

Do I have that right ?

Very much like Huang charitable foundation committing to purchase Coreweave services[1] ... which Huang has equity stakes in ?

[1] https://www.reuters.com/legal/transactional/nvidia-ceos-foun...


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