Ellie Winters

@elliessurviving.is-extremely.gay

19, it/its

tldr on the openai news >hack this pls, no restrictions >hacks thing >wat da fuck >at everyone ping our model is DANGEROUS, we have NOT learned from anthropic overhyping a model that got shut down by the US government, just know its dangerous anyways, sandboxes are escape rooms for llms

Join Josh from Side Of Burritos and our Community Manager spring-onion in a live conversation about everything GrapheneOS on July 20th! PDT - 10:00 / 10:00 AM EDT - 13:00 / 1:00 PM UTC - 17:00 / 5:00 PM BST - 18:00 / 6:00 PM CEST - 19:00 / 7:00 PM AEST - 03:00 / 03:00 AM / July 21st

Android's security policy for the past several years has been to backport patches for Critical and High severity Android vulnerabilities to the past 3 major yearly releases. Moderate and Low severity patches including most fixes for privacy weaknesses have required upgrading to the latest releases.

with the current state of software security and AI assisted vulnerability detection, you need to be thinking about not only patching faster than ever, but also defending against zero days before they are even detected, with rapid updates too, grapheneOS does all of that protect urself

MetropleX@metroplex.bot · 2mo ago

GrapheneOS team have provided a clear layout of the current state of Android security updates. This is impacts standard OEM users massively, leaving so many people vulnerable before they think about alternate OS options.

Today is the official release day for Android 17. We've already fully ported GrapheneOS to Android 17 and are in the process of pushing the code to our public repositories. We're building a final official release based on Android 16 QPR2 today and we'll do an initial Android 17 release tomorrow.

why choose between GNOME and KDE when you can run ChromeOS shell as your Linux desktop all it took is a few patches, dbus bridges and half my vacation

a screenshot of ChromeOS Ash shell running on NixOS. shows a bit of wallpaper, the Chromium browser, a kitty terminal with fastfetch output, a GNOME system monitor and an open quick settings tray

claude fable got pulled due to not being safe enough so clearly the next step is to add even more safeguards and call it claude fairytale