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NFL Network: Commanders' Laremy Tunsil suffered torn triceps, likely to miss significant portion of season https://www.nfl.com/news/commanders-lt-laremy-tunsil-suffered-torn-triceps-likely-to-miss-significant-portion-of-se…

'ClickFix' attack tricks users into hacking themselves, ACSC warns:
"Verify that you are human" prompt used to deliver Vidar Stealer malware.
The Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) has stepped in to warn users of an active attack campaign targeting Windows users with Vidar Stealer malware, which is delivered through the so-called ClickFix social engineering technique.
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'ClickFix' attack tricks users into hacking themselves, ACSC warns
"Verify that you are human" prompt used to deliver Vidar Stealer malware.

University admin at some point cleary thought to themselves, "human resources is insufficiently dystopian, we really ought to come up with something better." After years of meetings, they congratulated themselves on a job well done. "Yes," they purred, "'people strategy' is so much worse."

Inhibitory synaptic timescales drive oscillatory regime transitions in recurrent excitatory-inhibitory networks https://journals.aps.org/prresearch/abstract/10.1103/zmn7-7kf6 "inhibitory timescale acts as a control parameter that drives sharp transitions between dist…

RE: https://tldr.nettime.org/@tante/116713587055769588
I was actually using LLMs a couple of years ago for text classification. Before that I pushed hard for resources to support automation. I helped build an automation team where none existed. I pushed to use transformer models to solve problems before LLMs existed. I used simple ML to make predictions and classify issues. I've been on the cutting edge for a long time.
I *should* be an early adopter of the modern LLM thing. But tech oligarchs transformed themselves into reverse ouroboros (infinitely shoving their heads up their own asses). The oligarchs never really believed that other people had free will, but I think they had been too scared to let that slip. After the lockdowns, I think they just snapped and here we are.
As much as I trash LLMs, I've had a nuanced critique for a while (wiring about this now). The lack of consent is so huge. The oligarchs have plans for us, and it doesn't involve our consent.
Under different conditions, I do actually think there could be revolutionary elements to this tech (not so much LLMs themselves as LLM MCP, and not for the things they think). But without consent, I think (and hope) the friction will overcome the momentum.
"AI" is already more expensive than humans. It will never be profitable as long as people resist. There are multiplying problems, and I don't see those being fixed without collective effort. I have a lot of thoughts, but "consent" (or the real or implied lack thereof) is central to so many aspects of LLMs.
The oligarchs want to force LLM tech onto all of us without our consent. Ultimately, they want to replace us all with obedient machines. The mistake they made was assuming we would be as obedient as the LLMs with which they have become so obsessed.

Commanders' Laremy Tunsil diagnosed with torn triceps, reportedly will miss most of the 2026 season

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/commanders-laremy-tunsi…

This morning before heading to the store, I cleaned my car windows. After I got home, it poured down rain for a couple hours. I just wiped the windows again, to prevent water spots, and the clean cloth came back covered in this black gunk.
Black gunk that had to come from the rain.
#Memphis #xAI …

#Wasser #Klimakrise
https://www.swr.de/swraktuell/baden-wuertt

Trinkwasser wird knapp: Im Schwarzwald könnten bald Tanklaster anrollen
Wochenlange Hitze und kaum Regen setzen den Quellen im Schwarzwald zu. In ersten Gemeinden könnte das Trinkwasser knapp werden. Für den Ernstfall werden bereits Lieferungen per Tanklaster geplant.

Sources: Commanders' Tunsil suffers torn triceps https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/49564238/commanders-lt-laremy-tunsil-suffers-torn-triceps

Bears WR Burden leaves practice with injury https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/49562628/bears-luther-burden-iii-injured-tangle-stevenson