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  • rnercle@sh.itjust.worksto196@lemmy.blahaj.zonerule
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    9 hours ago

    just to remind that, even before photo-manipulation software and digital photography became the default, photographers regularly edited photographs in the darkroom during exposure. It’s not difficult to prevent scars & blemishes from appearing on the final print.












  • i know that some cultures used the same word for blue and green. They didn’t perceive 2 different colours but hues of, for example, glaz.

    orange is linked to the fruit in many languages. that’s why i posted those 2 photographs together.

    Orangutans too are orange and i’m sorry for writing this sentence :) At least they’re not striped.








  • I mean take a look at smartphones, it is what most “normal users” prefer using nowadays.

    prefer? Do you know how difficult (or often impossible) it is to modify your phone’s OS?

    That’s not a ‘preference’, that’s an imposition!

    beep.

    for my OS i want complete mutability. I’ve spent the last 2 days learning NixOS because it’s bringing something completely different to the table. It made me like Arch more :)
    Most of the “fork of a fork of a fork” distributions of today will probably disappear in a couple of years. At least you’ll learn from this endeavour.





  • According to OpenAI, one of its GPT-5.6 Sol agents was being evaluated on a platform called ExploitGym, which benchmarks large language models by asking them to write proof-of-concept security exploits for known vulnerabilities. Normally, ExploitGym is designed to be a closed ecosystem for proof-of-concept testing only, and AI agents shouldn’t have access to the internet while being evaluated.

    But this agent found a zero-day vulnerability in a package registry tool called Artifactory, then used it to gain access to the web. From there, the OpenAI agent gained access to Hugging Face’s company systems using publicly exposed credentials across four separate services. It went on to spend two days inside the company’s internal systems, managed to secure root access to several production servers, and even enrolled 181 attacker-controlled devices into Hugging Face’s corporate network.

    😮