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Agentic behaviors don't require end-users to be aware of tokens at all. Also, we literally say human actors have great chemistry :)

it will still muddy the waters

IP-based geolocation. Really annoying that we can't disable it.

Except in Finland :)

there's no mention of any victims having Anthropic accounts, presumably the attackers used Claude to run exploits against public-facing systems

Depends on the locale, sadly.

If your phone has two physical SIM slots you can fill them both with removable eSIM cards.

How do you feel about homestead exemptions in general?

Pixels with, for example, GrapheneOS already do exactly that:

"Your device is loading a different operating system."

I had very similar symptoms and it turned out to be slow-onset allergic reactions. Dust mites breed like crazy here in Florida, yet are nearly absent in Colorado...

I used to feel this way until I learned about counter-UAS tech.

Wow, I never realized he had sailed to the same longitude before heading West!

Apparently he made it as far Ambon Island in Indonesia, so he indeed circled the globe in nine years starting and ending in the East Indies.

> All technology has the effect of concentrating wealth

Even GNU/Linux? :)

Yes, https://websim.com is exactly that.

It was a major topic of discussion at the Confederate States Constitutional Convention; the fire-eaters lost: https://dn720307.ca.archive.org/0/items/journalofcongres00co...

> In thus constructing the fundamental law, of course, a struggle has occurred in the secret sessions of the Montgomery Congress, in which those refusing to close the door against the reception of anti-slavery States have achieved a victory.

https://www.cw-chronicles.com/blog/admission-of-northern-sta...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constitution_of_the_Confederat... clarifies a lot:

> The U.S. Constitution states in Article IV, Section 2, "The Citizens of each State shall be entitled to all Privileges and Immunities of Citizens in the several States." The Confederate Constitution added that a state government could not prohibit the rights of slave owners traveling or visiting from a different state with their slaves.

Similar to the Fugitive Slave Clause, this does not invalidate the Dred Scott opinion that "a State may unquestionably prohibit slavery within its territory."

Very interesting, but are you sure about that example?

Const. of C.S.A. art. I, § 9, ¶ 4 restricted their federal legislature's power:

> No bill of attainder, ex post facto law, or law denying or impairing the right of property in negro slaves shall be passed.

The next section similarly restricted the states' power to "pass any bill of attainder, or ex post facto law" but did not reference slavery.

Thousands?

47 CFR § 97.403: Safety of life and protection of property.

> No provision of these rules prevents the use by an amateur station of any means of radiocommunication at its disposal to provide essential communication needs in connection with the immediate safety of human life and immediate protection of property when normal communication systems are not available.

It's now possible to become an accredited investor by passing an exam.

> We are expanding the definition of accredited investor to include an alternative to the wealth test

https://www.sec.gov/news/public-statement/clayton-accredited...

just like "Yo"

can stuff themselves on leap seconds

Whoever commissioned this sure hoped so: https://youtu.be/hjNVMUTq1Xs

_Pinky and the Brain_ edition:

> In Italy under the Borgias, they had thirty years of murder, bloodshed and warfare. And they produced indigestible noodles, boring operas and the FIAT. In Switzerland, they had brotherly love, five hundred years of democracy and peace, and what did they produce? The Swiss bank account, the best cheese in the world and Heidi!

:)

I don't think that's true.

Recreational drugs are widely available

This lets malware trigger one time code emission...