jonne @ jonne @infosec.pub

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You heard the lawyer, no life, liberty or happiness for Trump.

Hopefully it'll end with the ultimate irony.

There was a wave of vandalism in Australia that was basically a false flag (someone was paying petty criminals to graffiti Jewish landmarks), and it caused Parliament to pass a bunch of draconian laws to 'fight anti-Semitism'. Criticising Israel can definitely get you in trouble in Australia as well.

You can be an anti semite, you just can't criticise Israel.

It's all about squeezing as much money as possible from the poor to pay for tax cuts for the rich, no matter what the social costs may be.

I was under the impression that that was really the case and didn't apply to anyone else in government.

In the mid 40s there definitely was a huge problem with criminals immigrating to Argentina.

It does seem like this is a case of Musk changing the initialisation prompt in production to include some BS about South Africa without testing in a staging/dev environment, and as you said, there being a huge gulf between the training material and the prompt. I wonder if there's a way to make Grok leak out the prompt.

Pretty much, yeah. Although they did sell their company to Unilever, so the company itself is not so based.

Has been for decades.

Not for the wealthy. Every crisis is a transfer of wealth to the top while we get left behind. A lot of corporations used cheap credit to buy up all the 'distressed' housing that's now being milked for rent by corporate landlords.

And even if it was true, you're still not supposed to bomb hospitals.

It's a though choice between Newark and LaGuardia though.

Marketing probably asked everyone to write a review on their internal Slack or something.

Yeah, Congress is basically an old folk's home.

I could see the logic being that you'd end up spending a lot of money and resources on primaries that could be used in the general, but that's obviously only a problem because money in politics is a huge issue to begin with.

I'd still argue that the upsides (candidates that better represent the electorate, keeping the incumbents on their toes, ...) outweigh the downsides in that regard.

You can just install it off f-droid instead of the play store.

Those goddamn woke hippies at Bloomberg.

They're worth something as scrap, I'm sure.

Yep, so many examples of Democrats not doing the thing they could've done when they had the power. Putting Trump in prison (by not hiring a Republican as AG), codifying Roe v. Wade, replacing Supreme Court justices before they die, abolishing the filibuster, getting rid of the debt ceiling, ...

And they always point their little finger when people give up on them, even though the facts are that democrats are either just putting up a puppet show where they're always a vote short for something, or they're incompetent.

This last election had shown that it wasn't so much Trump that won, the Democrats lost because too many people stayed home because they're sick of their games.