Super genius!

You’ve stumbled into a stance by pro-2A folks: The government should not have a monopoly on violence.

That is the root of most arguments I have seen, both pro and anti gun.

If people fundamentally disagree about whether the government should have a total monopoly on violence they are unlikely to come to agreement on the issue of gun control.

I'd rather recognize a fundamental values difference with someone than try to argue a bunch of rational points in bad faith, though. No sense raising blood pressure in a discussion that is doomed to be unproductive for both people.

Full disclosure: I am personally on the "Belt fed machine guns should be dispensed from vending machines in elementary schools" end of the spectrum. My views probably don't matter to my point above, but more openness about bias is better.

Vending machines? You’re going to make the poor little tots pay for their own machine guns? :)

I was just hoping to get a new page with a refresh.

Ah it wasn’t clear that he had posted the picture of the house. (The article I read simply said they asked about a picture and he denied knowledge of it) if he posted it that changes things.

I suppose if you posted a picture of my house and immediately thereafter a picture of yourself with a gun I’d call the police too.

You are describing CraigsList. No ads, no salesmen, just a small staff.

Sufficiently advanced incompetence is indistinguishable from malice.

Set up a couple of ip phones to connect to the other every off-hook, no dialing. Think Batman Batphone!

IP Phone Roulette!

There goes my part time job.

Licensing public domain material? Seems sleazy to me.

It’s not an article about vulnerable boot loaders. It’s an ad for their AI offering. That they turned their AI loose on some boot loaders is not material to the intended affect of the ad.

I think that finding and fixing this many vulns is a worthwhile achievement, no matter how they did it. But it does detract from the quality of the article that they are pushing CoPilot so heavily.

Did you read the OP link ? They go in far more details than just presenting what they did with AI, and they actually found several exploitable vulnerabilities, not just with AI, but with other techniques such as code analyzing or fuzzing.

AI is in he title, but the content is not entirely revolving around it.

agree it's an ad

but if they sent the AI through all that ancient code and that's all they found it's not a good advertisement

This whole thing is weird: submitting account registered 3 days ago, no other activity than this link added on coincidentally, MS anniversary.