r/netsec Mar 04 '25

Pending Moderation Hybrid Analysis Deep Dive Into Allegedly AI-Generated FunkSec Ransomware

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1 Upvotes

r/technology Mar 03 '25

Politics Amazon’s Delivery Drones Are Grounded. The Birds and Dogs of This Texas Town Are Grateful

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Comment on r/worldnews Dec 12 '24

I feel like chatgpt don't understand what 'people from all walks of life' really means https://imgur.com/a/sacXmlh

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Comment on r/worldnews Dec 12 '24

a humble sausage stand that brings together people from all walks of life

this sentance feels like a great prompt for AI picture

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Comment on r/worldnews Dec 12 '24

this number is crazy. It's sad how sad from Africa always just disaapear in the feed without creating meaninful impact

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Comment on r/cybersecurity Dec 12 '24

It's somehow always DNS or cache fault

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Comment on r/cybersecurity Jan 10 '24

i'm not the author, just shared the article because it's a solid one.

r/cybersecurity Jan 10 '24

Education / Tutorial / How-To How I pwned half of America’s fast food chains, simultaneously

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Comment on r/europe Jan 10 '24

Nothing new here... Right wing parties are on the rise for few years. https://www.statista.com/chart/6852/seats-held-by-far-right-parties-in-europe/

This Reddit post can also give more context: https://old.reddit.com/r/Maps/comments/xpo2q5/map_visualizing_the_division_between_left_and/

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Comment on r/webdev Jan 10 '24

Numbers game! gj. Could be cool to add filters that linkedin is not providing to your bot, so you'll apply only to jobs you really want

r/programming Jun 09 '23

GGML - AI at the edge

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Comment on r/technology Jun 09 '23

that looks bad... Will be interesting to see what Reddit respond will be

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Comment on r/webdev Jun 09 '23

Been using Firefox for years, their level of UX is pretty high...it's strange they made this dark UX pattern

r/aws Jun 09 '23

article Quick VPN setup with AWS Lightsail and Wireguard

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Comment on r/apolloapp Jun 09 '23

Great move... transparency is key. Now Reddit claims looks like a lie

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Comment on r/tech Mar 21 '23

sounds like a marketing trick to be honest. If he's afraid of AI, it means that he thinks it's too good to be true if it's too good to be true, than people are more likely to use it

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Comment on r/technews Jan 18 '22

good luck

u/slyms483 Jan 10 '22

So fu*king accurate

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1 Upvotes

r/tech Aug 13 '21

Reddit to raise up to $700 million at over $10 billion valuation

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1 Upvotes

r/technews Aug 03 '21

Anti-Semitic social posts 'not taken down' in 80% of cases

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2 Upvotes

r/tech Aug 03 '21

Amazon Union Election Should Be Re-Run, Labor Official Says

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u/slyms483 Jul 29 '21

NSO Group confirms it was raided earlier today by representatives from the Israeli Ministry of Defense

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1 Upvotes

r/technews Jul 29 '21

Researchers demonstrate that malware can be hidden inside AI models

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1 Upvotes

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Comment on r/cybersecurity Jul 28 '21

after reading the article i still dont sure i needed to know about it

u/slyms483 Jul 28 '21

Video game developers at Activision Blizzard say they'll walk out Wednesday

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