Surprisingly only the headings (2.05) and links (3.72) fail the Firefox accessibility check, the body text is 5.74. But subjectively it seems worse and I definitely agree with you that the contrast is too low.

Contrast looks good for the text, but the font used has very thin lines. A thicker font would have been readable by itself. At 250% page zoom it's good enough, if you don't enable the browser built-in reader mode.

I wonder if it's because of the font-weight being decreased. If I disable the `font-weight` rule in Firefox's Inspector the text gets noticeably darker, but the contrast score doesn't change. Could be a bad interaction with anti-aliasing thin text that the contrast checker isn't able to pick up.

I'd say it looks pretty readable on android although I still wouldn't describe it as good. I wouldn't say I feel encouraged to squint. But possibly different antialiasing explains it.

I think the accessibility checks only take into account the text color, not the actual real world readability of given text which in this case is impossible to read because of the font weight.

Is https://github.com/google-gemini/gemini-cli not 'the flagship agent' itself? It looks that way to me, for example here's a part of the prompt https://github.com/google-gemini/gemini-cli/blob/e293424bb49...

Is it AGentIc ai infrastructure? Or AGentic aI infrastructure? Or AGentic ai Infrastructure?

I expected better from the people who brought us the ARM architecture, with A, R and M profiles.

Also in Polish, which would mean "dog".

> no winhttp.dll, wininet.dll, or ws2_32.dll. offline validation only. all crypto is local, so theoretically extractable.

You can't possibly know that by the mere lack of these DLLs from the import directory.

TFA is checking those via imports, not copied DLLs.

I suppose they could LoadLibrary/GetProcAddress at runtime, but that'd be a lot of effort for obfuscation.

That's still not a fair comparison, because on a console you don't have the option to do any of that.

It is a pretty fair comparison.

You do have the option to open up Discord voice chats on PS5. Amazing what Discord could do when forced to actually write something efficient.

Youtube also exists as an app, and maybe you can trick the heavily gimped built in browser to go there as well, although last I checked it wasn't trivial.

TIL! That's neat, I wonder how much RAM that client uses compared to the desktop one.

Personally I haven’t caught the discord electron app (it’s not a desktop client) using more than 4G of ram at one time :)

Maybe 6 once. Try not to leave it for weeks displaying the memes/cat photos channels…

It kind of is, because if you use a PC like a console 16 Gb is enough. If you use a PC like a PC it's not.

> after booting my VM KDE just flashed because my external GPU was gone but everything went back working without a need for relogin.

What GPU are you using and how did you configure this, if you don't mind me asking? On my end I just can't unload the driver for it if I let KDE start with the external GPU available.

A Sapphire Radeon 9070 as the external GPU and a Ryzen 7 7600 as the integrated GPU. But I don't recommend this particular model for the 9070 if you want to do VFIO, it has the infamous reset bug so after booting the VM once I can't use the external GPU anymore unless I restart the machine. Also I never got the VFIO completely working, I could pass the GPU to the VM but the VM could not find the GPU (e.g., the AMD drivers said "no GPU found" while running the installer).

Actually, now that I think about this could be that my system is set to autologin (I am using Jovian-NixOS to get a almost SteamOS experience), so maybe this is not KDE being smart and could just be that it crashed and the system automatically login again. So yes, maybe this doesn't work.

Good post on troubleshooting the failure to boot, but from the title I was kind of hoping for something like decryption and analysis of the blobs' contents, rather than just metadata. Very "cool" that 3 megabytes of unauditable malware (the public blobs) are still not enough to even boot the platform...

Anyone can do this by changing the author and committer date. Take a look at https://github.com/dspinellis/unix-history-repo, linked in the comments here, for example.

This is basically what most of the challenge types in go-away (https://git.gammaspectra.live/git/go-away/wiki/Challenges) do.

+1 for go-away. It's a bit more involved to configure, but worth the effort imo. It can be considerably more transparent to the user, triggering the nuclear PoW check less often, while being just as effective, in my experience.