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I live and DIE FOR ADAFRUIT

Seems plain that the PR Release was crafted with intent


This isn’t the trifecta.

It’s:

* Untrusted input

* Privileged access

* Exfiltration vector


Those are different words for the same things.

I think the reason for the original wording, which I pasted from the post it was coined in, is to make it more accessible than this, more obvious what you need to look out for.

"Untrusted input" sounds like something I'm not gonna give an agent, "access to untrusted content" sounds like something I need to look out for. "Privileged access" also sounds like something I'm not gonna give it, while "access to my private data" is the whole reason I'm using it.

"Exfiltration vector" may not even be a phrase many understand, "ability to communicate externally" is better although I think this could use more work, it is not obvious to many people that stuff like web search counts here.


Definitely has never seen/used uv


That’s a controversial take


Which part? This is definitely a common practice.

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4594093/


"What could go wrong?"



I would like to read this but the jerkiness of needing to scroll 1 page per paragraph renders this unusable


Just a reminder that iTerm is FOSS: https://github.com/gnachman/iTerm2


whats the paid alternative?


Panic’s Prompt, I guess? I bought it because it’s now bundled with the iOS app, which I already used.

It’s fine. Not mindblowing, not bad at all. Just fine.


I agree with most of this article but the "don't use poetry" comment is ridiculous. Pdm could be great with time but suggesting it is premature.


Pro tip, sites don't have the means/motivation to challenge a user's assertion that they're in France (GDPR) or California (CCPA). Just pick a Paris address and demand a GDPR Data Subject Request (DSR) to delete your data.


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