You can spoof a lot with enough motivation. But it’s likely inconvenient enough that it will “catch” 90% of the targets.

Deezer is also pretty lenient with its family plan so far. However so is YouTube. YouTube family, which includes YouTube music, isn’t even excessively expensive if you actually share it between 6 people.

They are not that dumb. Apparently the code changes every few minutes (or seconds). Just a matter of time until they also check geolocation and/or IP during the scan.

You can also keep an eye on Chatto. For WebRTC it requires LiveKit, but otherwise is self contained.

Discord isn’t federated either and their tenancy is pretty strict (they even call it “servers” even though there is no actual server you create).

In that regard Haven follows that more strictly: your “server” is an actual independent instance you host yourself. You can still link other servers to have basically the same UX as Discord where you can switch between servers from the sidebar.

I see. Yeah then it’s crap.

Ahh. So you’re fine with all the ads on YouTube?

No, that’s why I pay for YouTube too. If I wouldn’t use it as much that the price is worth it, I would likely not use it at all (besides the irregular link thrown over my fence ever once in a while).

If it’s really a PoC, it would actually execute and therefore exploit something (otherwise it wouldn’t be a proof). In which case it doesn’t matter if it’s vibecoded or not. If you succeed in breaching a system with it, there’s an issue that needs to be fixed.

But why does this need any new legislation? It doesn’t matter if the agent is air gapped or not, as long as it doesn’t do illegal stuff. Hacking is illegal unless you were tasked to do so for security reasons by the target.

As long as judges don’t start treating agents as independent persons, their operator should be on the hook for everything they do. So if you fail to safeguard your agent, and your agent performs an illegal action, you are liable. That should be deterrence enough.

But isn’t that the problem? You can’t force a rogue user to do anything; or they wouldn’t be rogue. So why should they apply air gapping to their agents?

Very possible. They rely on good translations for example, and I would assume Yandex was one of the services that offered this. Or at least it might have run in the same data centers.

Without trustworthy translations, you can hardly influence as easily.

And even if there are alternatives, the existing data pipelines need to be reworked first (new APIs, no contracts, etc)

I think he cut them off because Donny wanted it over Ukraine not wanting to be in on his super cool “deal”.

White is probably a bad choice for a car that any real human is going to use.

It looks more like beige.

I drove an Audi A4 with light grey / silver fabric interior for 15 years. It was 18 years when I sold it and still looked mostly like new. Only the drivers seat had a few slightly darker spots that I could likely have cleaned with a wet-dry vacuum cleaner.

I didn’t have kids in the car during that time, though. But I guess neither would whoever drives Jaguar.