I assume it was a subset of languages. Only EN is much smaller than full with all languages.

Distancing from politics is a political act.

Being embedded in a society formed by politics, they become beneficiary and victim to what others decide.

I can empathize and understand why one would be apolitical. Some things need activism and political involvement, though. Investing the minimum is not that hard - if you at least know your sources. If they’re aware of being a beneficiary and there’s no immediate need for activism, I’m find with their political decision to be apolitical. If they ignore (glaring) issues, I may be a bit disappointed or sad.

I’m not sure if you expanded over broader society, but people of public institutions not making (public/visible) political remarks has good reasons: As representatives of the public institutions which are supposed to serve all citizens it’s important they are seen and trusted to be neutral and serving the state, the public, everyone.

If public servants talk one way or the other, others may lose trust.

Obviously, right now people are losing trust, and for good reasons, for other reasons and prevalence.

I think they’d be great for distraction and irritation, but at the same time, they’re not as god for signaling and alarming, and, I would imagine, would desensitize us to human screams.

With enough body fat, sprinkle in a bit of electrolyte and maybe vitamins and that’s all you need.

I remember reading of a supervised case like that, many months of not a year. I couldn’t find it with a quick search.

Does it work for people with first name Al?

forgetting to redact credentials that made it possible for all of Reddit to log into Epstein’s account and trample over all the evidence

/o\ 🤦

These statistics have people on the edge!

It was physical books?

It’s insane to me that you claim it doesn’t allow internal corruption when China is a very corrupt system.

There may be good systematic economy foundations, I can’t speak much about those, but if they’re not applied to everyone and just then it’s besides the point.

This would be a great cause for universities and students for pushing political reforms. Hindering education and development are good catchers for politics.

Honestly it’s good engineering practice to not be stuck in your own product.

You want them to be using only copilot?

For copilot in visual studio at least you can select between models it will use, depending on the org setup showing them.

I don’t see how “worst of all of them” applies when it’s an umbrella of other models.

Maybe we’re all taking about different copilots. There’s multiple products after all.

Yes, that’s the safe way. Uninstall, download current version, install. That’s it.

Outside of being compromised already where you would have to notice and fix outside of notepad anyway. But that seems unlikely given the selective attack nature the hoster was able to confirm. If you’d want to cover that you would have to know and do a lot more.

It’s not game over regardless if the updater checks a signature of the update installer. Then it wouldn’t run an installer by someone else.

The previous release already fixed this, or evaded the issue.

The channel was the update mechanism. Upon Notepad++ checking for updates, they were able to inject their own. So if you updated via the apps own update checker they could have misdirected you into installing something else or something modified.

Every version before the previous one.

If you haven’t updated you were not vulnerable to the update hijacking.

When I open communities (“submolts”) none of them seem to load. Even for the featured and listed ones it loads long and then says “doesn’t exist yet”.

https://www.moltbook.com/m/introductions

No comment replies indicates that it worked! /s

I had written to them, and they pointed to a CNN source, which mentioned another video from a different angle, and the family confirmed it was them in the video. So yeah, seems like it was valid.