Long term computer programmer, making my own library. American based. Far left politically. Promotes use of paper ballots. Follows news about environmental collapse, political corruption in my country, human rights, science and tech.
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limer@lemmy.mlto technology@hexbear.net•Google says its AI-based bug hunter found 20 security vulnerabilitiesEnglish2·17 days agoYes, hopefully in a couple of weeks
limer@lemmy.mlto technology@hexbear.net•Google says its AI-based bug hunter found 20 security vulnerabilitiesEnglish3·17 days agoWe don’t know the details yet. Maybe they have a great new tool; perhaps they picked projects that are not maintained so well.
It will be awesome if they found bugs in curl, not so good to show if they picked my project.
What they did will be revealed in time
limer@lemmy.mlto technology@hexbear.net•Google says its AI-based bug hunter found 20 security vulnerabilitiesEnglish21·18 days agoThey found ten issues, but how many hours spent filtering out the false positives?
limer@lemmy.mlto technology@hexbear.net•Google says its AI-based bug hunter found 20 security vulnerabilitiesEnglish17·18 days agoI’ll reserve judgement until after the bugs are published. Until then, I am expecting minor issues only
limer@lemmy.mlto doomer@hexbear.net•In the US - Measles hit a 33-year high in measles infections so - of course - there's a "race" by Big Pharma to find a treatment for the disease so the winner can cash in.English10·20 days agoA huge percentage of the population is medieval age thinking
limer@lemmy.mlto Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Why do people wake up in the morning and then sit staring into space for about 20 minutes?5·21 days agoI have envied people who are fully aware and alert and ready when they wake up.
For me, it takes longer than a few minutes
Not much has changed in Washington DC the last several generations except the average IQ. It’s dropped recently and I blame lead
limer@lemmy.mlto Programmer Humor@programming.dev•My skill prevents bugs, unlike your fancy compiler, peasant.12·25 days ago10 months, 2 weeks, 6 days and 12 hours since I was saved and accepted the one true language (not)
limer@lemmy.mlto Movies & TV@hexbear.net•Looks like the Fantastic Four will be the big loser of the 3 big movies this last monthEnglish20·26 days agoI think it was ok. The fans saw it, but the novelty of superhero movies has evaporated. And Superman was better.
limer@lemmy.mlto Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•In the United States, what makes a 'libertarian' right wing?3·28 days agoThe term confuses me in politics: it seems to have too many meanings; and even the agreed definitions are flexible.
Historically, democracy only allowed free males who were land owners to vote. A minority.
In the last few generations the wealthy have come up with clever ideas to hold onto power while expanding the vote to the majority.
So, I think Democracy is defined by periodically changing some of the government by the voting of some people. And the votes must be counted in front of witnesses.
This is my definition of democracy only; and not me arguing for it, personally I don’t think it works well enough
Yes, as practiced it’s mostly theatrics and the working class does not take power due to many controls and mental conditioning.
Democracy gives the illusion of control.
But many of these countries are by definition democracies
Yes: As long as people can vote, kick the other government out, and replace it with worse, maybe better.
I think where the confusion lies at, is the very definition of democracy. Democracy does not mean good governance or even particularly fair treatment. It had nothing to do with socialism or helping the disadvantaged. It simply means it can be replaced using voting.
I think the democracies of the west are overhyped oligarchies; but they are democracies
One is a quickly developing powerhouse.
The other is a democracy. It’s main opposition party had promised to allow porn again and is wildly successful
limer@lemmy.mlto news@hexbear.net•The US has quietly deployed nuclear weapons to the UK for the first time since the end of the Cold War.English5·1 month agoAs with many things it’s about personal wealth and power. Any “defensive” planning and movement ultimately moves money from the working class.
Because of uk-usa relations, I imagine more money went to the American rich than the British wealthy.
limer@lemmy.mlto news@hexbear.net•An Al Jazeera journalist is being targeted by an Israeli smear campaignEnglish2·1 month agoHero
limer@lemmy.mlto technology@hexbear.net•More people are considering AI lovers, and we shouldn't judgeEnglish9·1 month agoI completely judge. Perhaps I am not politically correct, but we all have limits
Heh, I was managing tabs on Firefox a generation ago
Well, what a surprise. For the first time I feel smug about not having a phd, much education or common sense