Liam @liamsmith86

I speak for the trees he/him los angeles, ca Joined August 2009

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Liam @liamsmith86

2 days ago

@MartinShkreli @LowLevelTweets opus 4.7 is trivially easy to use for red teaming

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2 days ago

@ThePrimeagen is linux arm even desktop ready?

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@ChorizoWassie @Caseymanos @peteoxenham Fitbit API is nearly the same as strava api and still free for now. plus as of last week it can import workouts from apple health. I'm sure theyll kill the fitbit version soon but the same data is also exposed via google workspace health api.

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2 days ago

@NousResearch THANK YOU for actually releasing a Linux client. excited to check it out

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2 days ago

@raphaelmansuy @GitHubCopilot How did you even write (or rather, prompt) this post with a straight face lmao

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2 days ago

@liambrefberinn It’s an excellent idea. Plus if UEFI shipped with a browser it would be a lot easier to make sure nobody accidentally used their computers without complying with age verification.

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3 days ago

@pocuu I got the same, and an ig.me link. But they never got access. I wonder what went wrong for them

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3 days ago

@Caseymanos @peteoxenham in the api update email they sent this morning ☹️

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3 days ago

@WhiteHouse It was their final, most essential command

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王依依棺材馅儿 @ec12edfae2cb221

2 weeks ago

不升级 -> 0day. 升级 -> 供应链攻击.

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Liam @liamsmith86

2 weeks ago

@XMRVoid When attestation makes GrapheneOS unusable we can look back at shit like this for why Google won't lift a finger to stop it

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Liam @liamsmith86

a month ago

@aidenybai @mingjie and if a website is slow, regardless of the reason I suspect a rather large portion of Internet users would place the blame on their browser (Chrome)