This scheme enforces a strict compartmentalization of privileges

the problem here is with privileges being global

Each file has three sets of permission bits

see this is a fucking absurd waste of space and it's because the filesystem has to be ready at all times to fend off attackers

RE: https://mediaformat.org/2026/05/posting-from-c2s/

Hey look, first post from a custom client using ActivityPub API

#activitypub #c2s

"It also means having an honest conversation with the CFO before the CFO has it with you. Because the gap between what your organization pays for AI today and what it will pay in 18 months is going to be one of the most disruptive line-item increases most companies have ever absorbed."

Every AI Subscription Is a Ticking Time Bomb for Enterprise
https://www.thestateofbrand.com/news/ai-subscription-time-bomb

@Daojoan "The imitators fail because they copy the wrong layer." 💥

@adredish @jonny @neuralreckoning

I agree - and it's totally silly. If academia treats this with its usual m.o., we'll have prepreprint servers before we know it 🤣🙄😬

RE: https://chaos.social/@joeposaurus/116590761601129957

any company depending on techbros deserves to die. it’s the corporation version of #bullshitJobs. you’re not creating anything of value if you can fire most of your workers and replace them with stochastic parrots.

greed made them fire literally more than a million workers because the fairy godrobot was better than all those pesky workers with salaries.

fuck em.

i wanna see all aislopped companies burnt to the ground.

@contrarian

Mine seems to be empty. Presumably, I have done something right.

"If you found a bug using AI tools, the chances are somebody else found it too. If you actually want to add value, read the documentation, create a patch too, and add some real value on *top* of what the AI did. Don't be the drive-by 'send a random report with no real understanding' kind of person. Ok?" https://slashdot.org/story/454909

@girlonthenet

Superb, G!

@timbray Exactly 25 🤭

UIDs are the basis for accounting, for restricting access to privileged kernel operations, (such as the request used to reboot a running system), for deciding to what processes a signal may be sent, and as a basis for filesystem access and disk-space allocation.

literally no problems at all with any of this except that it's global

@theeclecticdyslexic if the argument was "we should use LLMs to psychologically torment the right" then i would be fully on board.

cursed html thing i just discovered: if you have right-to-left text and you want to wrap parts of it in spans, you have to arrange the spans left-to-right x_x

@Fischblog erschreck mich doch nicht so. Hatte kurz Angst, dass wir nicht alle sterben werden!

@GeePawHill needs an e in it to be bingeing, binging is a bit like dinging, what you might do to a bell.

Most of these access-control mechanisms are based on the notions of individual users and of groups of users.

this part is fine on its own, but why the hell is everything global