I’ve now watched a few hundred sunsets on this beach and notice something interesting. Most days are completely clear. Not a cloud in the sky. As the sun starts to set, clouds build in in front of the sun. It makes for amazing sunsets, and I’m guessing has something to do with the surface no longer being heated and pushing air up as fast. But I don’t really know what is doing it. Probably aliens.

And so concludes another day.

Forbidden love between two jet fighters https://youtube.com/shorts/n9_ID5BzbT4?si=UXBjrNNzKhkQTvky

The consequence of going passswordless:

https://www.reddit.com/r/cybersecurity/s/7KIJL7R0Zz

Linux kernel security list is drowning in duplicate AI-flagged bugs; same issues, with same tools, but different names of human submitters. Maintainers have now formalized the obvious - AI-found bugs are public by definition. New docs define 5 failure modes for AI-assisted reports: too long, Markdown-heavy, threat model-ignorant, reproducer-free, patch-free. Non-compliant reports risk being ignored. Most AI-flagged issues aren’t even real vulnerabilities anyway. 500 submitters, 1 CVE, 0 patches?