The password you have chosen is already in use by a different user (bob@example.com). Please choose a different password.

You’re going to love Cyberchef

They can make it so much harder to do that, to the point where almost everyone just gives up.

If you’re upset that your hacked-to-bits, rooted, unlocked and/or unencrypted device is failing checks: I’d say, tough luck. Until we can create provably untampered app-containers, that level of access genuinely breaks TOS on apps and regulations on handling personal data.

Hard disagree. If you own the device, you should be in full control of what’s going on. Sure, attestation can give some extra security, but that decision should be up to the user. Everything else is just excuses for user hostile DRM: platforms levaraging technology to secure their own profit margin against the interests of user.

Train ticket enforcement must not exist. Make it free, like Luxembourg. Saves a lot of administrative costs, turnstiles, queues and police interactions.

The person who created git clearly cannot be trusted to write good kernel code. I’m CC’ing Konstantin to disable his account, whoever he is.

If you prefer instant gratification and “good enough” over robust, verifiable information: be my guest. But it doesn’t make you superior. You are not unique, skilled or brave for using LLMs.

I think virtually everyone here has played with them. We’ve all seen better and worse outputs. You are not unique, you just care less about truth and accuracy.

So since we have to manually verify everything anyway, the LLM just becomes a mere search engine.

This contradicts the entire point you claimed it was useful in the first place because we would still have to visit those websites.