I have no idea the context of the situation but this is how I read the post:

Trivy’s Private Access Token is revoked. The bot was made to autonomously finds exploits and report vulnerabilities but after this situation it intends to cease operation.

“Production-ready”

I totally believe it’s ready for production at Microslop Corporation. They need a larger % of code written by AI, of course.

Oops, pretending to take the moral high ground is out the window as soon as MIC dollars are at risk.

Update: and seems like being ready to toss principles aside wasn’t enough for the Trump administration.

While I’d prefer better off-by-default and making AI opt-in, this is the next best option. Good job Mozilla.

Every part of this “Board of Peace” plan is designed to funnel money to Trump connected entities. Perhaps next meeting they’ll discuss opening Trump’s 7th casino attempt in the Gaza strip.

Right? I think this is the answer to why people don’t get invested in a game like this. The publisher asks customers for money upfront, then continues to ask through in game purchases, forcing a connection to them whenever you use it all the while holding a button that can cut off access to everything you paid them for. The rational response is to refuse this skewed bargain, and play something better.

Kinda neat about the human responses… sure some are trolling but maybe we have to test our global expectations. In North America, a car wash tends to be this garage thing with either automated cleaning or a set of supplies to clean your car, and your car has to be in the shed to be cleaned effectively. But if washing your car by hand is the norm, I wonder if people in some countries surmise that the cleaning staff could just walk over with the sponges, buckets and hoses and stuff to the car, if you’re already 50 metres away from the washing point.

I’d say it’s to help replace unhealthy addictions with a platform that’s smaller and less easy to fall into infinite scroll rabbit holes. Like nic-patches to stop smoking.

Steve Burke (of GN) described the absurdity pretty well, within the context of the currently uncertain Nvidia and OpenAI deal:

Nvidia offered OpenAI $100B in investment, money that it didn’t have, as long as OpenAI gave that money back to Nvidia to lease GPUs that haven’t been made, to then put in data centres that haven’t been constructed, which will be powered by electricity that hasn’t come online, to then rent to users who haven’t subscribed, to provide them features that haven’t come to fruition.

Might make some mods that support multiple versions stop at 1.20.1 but any new ones will be fine on the new ones, various API, helper mods, and surely some OpenGL->Vulkan translation ones will come in as needed.

Oh, thank god, I was worried if there might not be a worldwide surveillance dragnet for in case I lost a pet iguana.

Crypto never really used hard drives that much besides a little to store wallets

Where the fuck is the suspicion, nevermind “reasonable suspicion” behind the use of this tactic? Is helping someone with a broken car a crime, an antifa gang symbol or something to that effect?

There isn’t even the pretense of crime fighting in this clip, just a bait trap to kidnap normal, caring people.

Who has more money? OpenAI needs buttloads of it right about now from all the promises they have made.

Hell, the Mexican colectivo van driver closes the sliding doors on his rattly 20 year old van simply by hard braking.

It’s not ready for full rollout until Microslop gets Slopilot to put sponsored apps back into it.

3 important ideas if the developers and publisher want a game people come back to:

• Permit offline solo play.
• Allow for player made mods.
• Release a custom 3rd party server binary.

GDC 2026 marks the first year of the event’s rebranding as the “GDC Festival of Gaming,” which event organizers have described as a “bold reimagining” of the event. GDC organizers will now have to boldly reimagine a new keynote speaker before the event begins in 31 days.

Great line by the article author Ozzie.

Oh perfect. That would be a good upstream base for other European govt projects.

I do think the EU should start with a more basic app like FluffyChat in testing but rebranded, then try to make their own app over the Matrix protocol that fits their specific communications needs and share that development publicly with open source.