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Charles retweeted
#they ousted the only major AI figure who isn't in the rationalist safety doom cult... it's gonna get spooky
Open source will win. They can't stop us.
NVIDIA is pushing local (on-device) AI hard so ordinary users with RTX hardware can run capable models and agents privately, quickly, and without ongoing cloud costs or data leaving their machines. Wow, I wonder why the establishment would want their CEO gone…
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NVIDIA announces CEO transition. Read the release: nvidianews.nvidia.com/news/n…
Jensen Huang rescued me from probably living in debt the rest of my life. I was told I was one of just three hires that he approved during the pandemic, during a hiring freeze. I've never spoken to him, and only passed by him in HQ once. His personal life is frankly none of my business. But as a leader, I have yet to meet a better one. Ousting him is financial suicide, and I can only assume there is a hidden ulterior motive because I can't fathom any other reason for destroying the company's value.
Except it’s not just his private life, is it? It’s about him passing confidential information to China (aware or not) and continuing business with China despite embargoes.
Cheating on your wife is wrong, period. But a CEO's private life usually shouldn't cost him his job.
Jensen's case is different. An affair with a suspected Chinese spy turns a personal mistake into a national security issue.
I'd hate to see him go, but I get why the board may.
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Deepseek Harness has a lot of telemetry you might want to remove before you run it on your computer.
"Sends logged session history through that feedback event, including inherited fork history, to DeepSeek’s OpenTelemetry collector. Works independently of your model provider, so a local-model conversation can qualify. There are no shipped default redaction rules."
Ever wonder what claude code or codex collects?
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Some dork tried commenting that it's messed up MalwareHunterTeam sent me malware, and that people need to be careful, even with their friends, because you never know when someone could try to "infect your PC with a virus".
No. You're new to goop city. I WANT the malware.
‼️ A satellite in space ran Doom after a voice command from a radio amateur on a rooftop in Oslo.
He said "PRETTY play Doom Doom Doom" into a microphone. The European Space Agency cubesat, OPS-SAT PRETTY, pulled his voice out of the radio noise and transcribed it with a 27MB speech AI on board.
Then it launched Doom and sent back a "postcard" with a frame of the game.
Tanagra Space, the Estonian startup behind the software, says it is the first time a satellite has been commanded by voice.
It worked on the seventh attempt. The Oslo club spent 59 days and about $775 on it, pizza included.
9/11 for all the electrical engineers who thought AI taking dev jobs was funny
Charles retweeted
I wouldn't be surprised if some of the extreme anti AI sentiment in game dev is actually partially being funded and astroturfed by AAA companies like EA to crush competition in the Indie game sector.
The big studios all use it now but for some reason it's only your average indie devs getting dragged by the mob for daring to utilize the new technology.
Idk, it's what I would do if I was an evil company trying to protect the status quo and maximize shareholder value
I strongly dislike this.
Microsoft, I'm begging you, please, if it isn't broke, don't try to fix it. RegEdit was fine the way it was.
It's been stable for decades, don't do it
Here's your first look at Microsoft's new WinUI 3 Registry Editor, but it's a developer sample preview, so it may not ship on Windows 11 anytime soon.
Windows Latest found the app inside Microsoft's open-source Reactor repository, and I built it myself on Windows 11.
It keeps the familiar two-pane layout but replaces the cramped Windows 95-era interface with native WinUI 3 controls, a dark-mode-ready design, and smoother animations.
It can read, create, rename, and delete registry keys, edit values, and search the registry. It even uses Mica, with no Electron or WebView2 involved.
There are still unfinished features, and Microsoft hasn't announced plans to replace regedit.exe.
This is a developer sample made by Microsoft, not an official Windows 11 replacement.
ALT Windows Registry Editor
Charles retweeted
I wanted to see if this exploit could be used to boot the Note 4 Exynos back into ARM64, nobody has ever gotten the Note 4 Exynos to run ARM64 code, as the S-Boot forces it into ARM32 mode... until now!
It restarts the CPU back into ARM64 mode, it shockingly fucking works.
Writeup github.com/UnsignedChad/CVE-…
I wanted to see if this exploit could be used to boot the Note 4 Exynos back into ARM64, nobody has ever gotten the Note 4 Exynos to run ARM64 code, as the S-Boot forces it into ARM32 mode... until now!
It restarts the CPU back into ARM64 mode, it shockingly fucking works.
Writeup github.com/UnsignedChad/CVE-…
Finding CVEs is now the new 3D printing for infosec: There's no effort, nobody wants them, and we all have to pretend to be impressed.
I like your idea, bro. You are just misunderstanding what is a CVE and don't accept it. Stop being drama queen. 🤦
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I'm proud my work makes it possible to run custom images on locked bootloaders. I'll mention this work in my write-up and link the repo. Amazing work.
github.com/Gabriel2392/SVE-2…
For Exynos enthusiasts:
You can now fuse your own secure boot keys in your device, allowing to permanently run custom images on locked bootloader.
Repo: github.com/Gabriel2392/SVE-2…
Up to 2026-10-05 security patch for fusing (once it's fused you can flash whatever you want, it never goes away)
Only s5e8825 is supported in the main branch. You can always port it to your Exynos device and PR it.
As always big up Gabriel
Run unsigned code in Download Mode on Samsung (run custom images on locked bootloader for Exynos) - SVE-2026-3546 (CVE-2026-21155)
github.com/Gabriel2392/SVE-2…