

It sounds more like netcat maybe? Less server client architecture more peer to peer?


It sounds more like netcat maybe? Less server client architecture more peer to peer?


Perfect thanks!


Curious about something with this. First time I’m hearing about this seal project. What is their stance on this scenario?
I’m writing code, none of my code is AI assisted. I use a crate for some function if my code. I have no way of knowing if those crates do or don’t use AI. Am I allowed to use the no exceptions label? Or do I need to use the upstream excepted? It wasn’t entirely clear from their documentation.
Yes please. No AI at all. Assisted, human reviewed, none of it. Only fully human written code.


C’mon, trading LG for a fucking Chromecast? You kidding right?


Holy shit I had no idea… That’s even worse.


C’mon, then why did you think you were going to get hate for this? And you don’t know what a botnet is?
Vseebox’s are part of a known botnet. Some of the original boxes were a part of a net called Badbox. After that was discovered, some modifications were made to the code, it was rediscovered and this version is called, unsurprisingly, Badbox 2.0.
Just in case you truly don’t know, by using these products you are contributing to the botnet, facilitating less harmful things like ad fraud, to much more harmful things like illicit proxy services, malware distribution, and DDoS offerings.
Vseebox’s aren’t the only devices that feed into this botnet either.


Congrats you’re part of another botnet.


More AI slop. C&C deserves better.


I’d expect this from Ubuntu but I was hoping for better from Debian… You know… Being as their whole shtick is stability.
It’s AI slop. It’s not worth a discussion.
Use Krita or Gimp.