Ha it’s so easy to bypass bad word regex, just try asking in a language other than English. I doubt these fuckers even remember such thing exists.

I’m still trying to work out how to do ci tests without GitHub actions or a credit card or self hosting.

So much boring makes it mildly interesting to be honest.

Unless the container had a bug that they know but you don’t know.

That’s the joke

That must be from the land of the freedom to shoot people

I thought it was the same guy. I still do .

He acshhually finished with something along the lines of “fuck you”

• panik : they got more drugs approved
• kalm : we don’t believe in medicine or drugs, we’re antivaxxx
• naturopathy - raw milk can cure cancer and any other disease known to man
• tankie : their vaccines cause aids
• tankie 2 : the drugs are approved but they don’t exist
• murican exceptionalism : our drugs are bigger, better, more expensive and cause more dependency

Yep, and the article was vibe slopped as well

Still looks like nonsense.

Why would you blame MCP for skipping good sense and allowing a stranger to run a remote shell in your machine? Because your description of an MCP that can run any process without any limits is for all purposes a remote shell.

No one is blaming ssh if you publish your server’s login and password on social media.

Aham, there’s some precedent

Landlord lock in, that’s a funny one. So what’s the plan, move to another town because you can’t find a 4 story building available for next week to avoid rent increase?

Yeah that’s what tends to happen when monopolies and oligopolies form. That streamer should be making money equally from a diversified pool of YouTube, patreon, Spotify and discord and at least 3 others. If they started earning more in one platform they should pull back to keep the income balanced

/S

I know

I always bulk buy before I ran out of things so I always choose no substitutions.

For tomatoes and fruit I’d rather go to a fresh grocer. My local supermarkets never have decent stuff so either online or going there results in the same bad veggies. But that’s a small bag that I can carry between other errands. I got lucky to find a good place on my way to a weekly activity, before that it was really an effort to get fruit.

That’s why I shop almost exclusively online. Imagine having to pick everything in a packed labyrinth hunting for the precise item you need, then go though register, then carrying all the way to the car, then taking it out and carrying home. The horror!

I can’t understand what this article is talking about.

When I create and run a simple MCP server, I decide what commands it’s able to run. I can decide if the interface is stdio or http with sse. So I can’t see how someone would send me a request for “rm -rf /” that would actually run it, unless running it is part of the intended features.

Maybe the protocol design leaves that in the open, but I think not even negligence would be enough to implement this flaw, because it’s easier to NOT do it.

Yeah only their bros can check whether that’s true, and they agreeeeee!

Yep that’s what I though, this looks like payback from that.

The Dark reading article seems to be quite detailed but isn’t very serious though. Near the end it suggest these countermeasures:

to remove PLCs from direct Internet exposure and implement secure gateways and firewalls

place the physical mode switch on the controller into the “run” position

All I can offer is surprised Pikachu face.

And don’t you dare compile kotlin and run on emulator while you use Chrome to read stack overflow. Those 128Gb ram from that guy are going to be short.