how is this different than Tor? You seem a bit on the surveillance side. The computer/network is compromised if someone gains unauthorized access to it not if you share it.
> The computer/network is compromised if someone gains unauthorized access to it not if you share it.
Yes. And someone did get unauthorized access to it. You don't have the permission to delegate authorization to a third party.
Did the third party connect to the guest wifi or did they connect to your computer and you have allowed them access to the guest wifi?
Did they agree to the ToS that the wifi network requires for people to use it?
Are you certain that the wifi network isn't intentionally limiting the area where it is broadcast, allowing only people within that geographic area the ability to connect to it?
If there is a purely 100% open wifi network who is only limited geographically due to technological constraints but would allow anyone in the world to connect to it if the technology allowed, then using your device to solve the technological constraint of limited wifi range would not fall under compromising the network IMO. Assuming again that the operator of the network publicized it as such and you aren't just making assumptions about their intentions.
That's mind bending gimnastics. So if you connect a device(i.e. a TV) to WiFi and there is a Netflix app that's downloading movies in background then Netflix has gained unauthorized access to the network because somehow is not `directly` connected to the home router(like a kind of long cable from directly from netflix server into the home router ) ? Did Netflix agree to the ToS of the Wi-Fi network provider? What a stupid thing to say...I would expect more from this community.
something tell me that the vast majority of people will give all the permissions the agent ask but even more look for a bypass/yolo permission.
I say that from coding experience. You don’t want to approve 100 windows to get a task done.
In the end the only “sane” solution for my setup was a dedicated machine just for the agent with Bitwarden for secrets and full access/yolo mode.
If you are concerned about the agent deleting everything make sure you have a process backing up the git repositories at least to a separate service/hosting and that’s it…for now.
So the solution is to have backups and a way to restore data…
That helps you if the blast radius is on your machine, but it doesn't really help if the agent is using your credentials to cause some damage with some remote system you have access to.
When I was kicking the tires on pi, one of the first things the agent did was push an update to one of my published Rust crates (not the project it was working on).
That in itself wasn't harmful, but it did convince me it was worth the effort to figure out sandboxing after that.
Let’s just pretend that “poor” people who die because of our stupid laws (even now as this AI clown show is playing out) do not matter while the billionaires running these AI companies get a free pass and it’s OK.
Fun fact: Kim Dotcom is still fighting extradition while these drama queens (I.e Dario) are lecturing us about how much access the peasants should get to AI models fed and trained with stolen IP.
No graphics output. And so loud you wouldn’t be able to hear your game either. Also they use about 1kw of power, so you’d only want to run it in the winter.
So he includes Go in a list of languages that apparently makes development slow and have “a build system that fought you” and then says python was the solution for all that. I think he got it backwards. I have found the Python build system horrific and broken by default while Go just works.
I won't say it is just because of sexual orientation, but more because of the identity politics associated with it.
Not just like "what kind of gender people I like" this kind of oversimplification but it's more about your attitude towards gender stereotypes and roles, for that's what I saw in a more deep connotation.
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