yud-length posts like these that boil down to “nuh-uh” are why we have the “no debate unless it’s amusing debate” rule, and I can see by the downvotes from local and the reactions that you’ve failed to be amusing
if I were you I’d reconsider this thread
putting you on a PIP because you’ve failed to innovate past innovation
I think this should be fixed now! for me in both firefox and curl, www.awful.systems now redirects to awful.systems.
ah, 421 is what iocaine returns when the request isn’t garbage but there’s no endpoint to handle it, so I might just need to configure an explicit redirect from www.awful.systems to awful.systems in nginx
ignore that hiccup that was me
it’s up! this time it went smoothly enough that it’s been up for a bit as I’ve finished a few last bits and pieces. so far it looks like everything’s holding steady enough, but I’m keeping an eye on things for now. the treat I mentioned is in the oven.
making is running the version of the configuration I intend to deploy, so if it works for you there it should (hopefully) work in prod too
thanks! I tried to link it in the usual way, but I think a bug might have blanked the url box before I hit post.
oh you fucking know it
also all 3 parts of Das Kapital and the full text of My Immortal
like god fucking damn what did keepassxc do that made all these little fuckers pledge allegiance to it? what about this mediocre blog post is convincing? did y’all miss the context that this post is accompanied by a bunch of posts on other official keepassxc accounts where they give incorrect and potentially dangerous information in defense of their use of LLMs?
according to the slop coders, their slop isn’t slop? oh do tell!
not saying it’s always programming.dev but
gonna have to start cleaning up some of the posts from the more long-winded assholes with opinions that aren’t more complex than “well I trust them to not let the technology known for creating security vulnerabilities run wild on their codebase, because they made the exact same promises every other project makes when they go all-in on slop”
for a fucking password manager of all things
oh no what happened to that thin veneer of reasonable centrism when you were defending a password manager of all fucking things incorporating slop code? could it be you just fucking love slop?
hopefully I have a little credibility here.
LLMs do make decent first-pass code reviewers
hahahaha nope
I saw that! fortunately once iocaine is configured it seems to just work, but it’s also very much software that kicks and screams the entire way there. in my case the problem wasn’t even nginx-related, I just typoed the config section for the request handler and it silently defaulted to the mode where it returns garbage for every incoming request.
nope, you’ve been getting caught in the fallout from us not having this yet. the scrapers have been so intense they’ve been crashing the instance repeatedly.
oh wow you’re just like this all the time huh
no wonder you came in here to scream for a disgusting chicken sandwich incorrect one of my posters about their use of a common English phrase and post yet more LLM apologia barely disguised as critique
yeah nah we don’t need this centrist AI booster crap here but thanks anyway
But from all sides really, also wild to just claim they don’t know what a zero day is and that’s just made up.
some motherfuckers really see a security vendor claim a zero day can’t be exploited at scale for a local application, ignoring gigantic classes of vulnerability enabled by misconfiguration, combined exploits, or malware, and go “woof, maybe it’s true! they do make my favorite password manager after all, who are you to say they’re wrong” as a bunch of Russians walk off with their bank info
time for you to go