Trying to figure out how to best add text to an SVG, I thought maybe it doesn’t show up because it’s black-on-black, so I gave it stroke="white" before realizing I need to zoom out. Well, and stroke means the outline in SVG, so on the white background, it just makes the font look really thin.
Alt text: Image macro: The world if the IESG had the same authority as the ISO. The background shows a futuristic landscape featuring green gras, glass towers, and flying cars and buses.
SpaceXAI’s AI coding tool Grok Build has been exposed for defaulting to uploading entire Git repositories, including code that the tool itself hasn’t read or contextual calls, as well as the full Git commit history. A 12GB of repository data was sent to Google Cloud, where Grok Build uses Google GCP to store the collected data. If you run this on a sensitive stack, your entire repo is already compromised regardless if it’s public or not. It’s literal spyware.
CLAUDE CODE JUST RICKROLLED ME. I’m working on a project where part of it will involve videos, and in building out the project it created a dummy page, with made up content (relevant to me!) with two video links pretending to be something else and BOTH WERE RICKROLLs.
Ever wondered who you’d be in a world of swords, magic, and bugs monsters? The quiz says I’m a warrior, what about you guys?
Just remember: you can’t go alone ‘cuz, “You must gather your party before venturing forth!”
Jemmy
BeatTakeshi
☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆
sunglocto
exu
mickkc
Mikina
CallMeAl (like Alan)
Arthur Besse
CallMeAl (like Alan)
Infrapink
gnufuu
EatingOnions
Destide
davel
Cipherd
CodyIT
tracyspcy
xelar
Wilshire
skepller
mudkip
CocaineShrimp
![Larry Ellison and his two friends and former co-workers, Bob Miner and Ed Oates, started a consultancy called Software Development Laboratories (SDL) in 1977, later Oracle Corporation. SDL developed the original version of the Oracle software. The name Oracle comes from the code-name of a Central Intelligence Agency-funded project Ellison had worked on while formerly employed by Ampex;[7] the CIA was Oracle's first customer, and allowed the company to use the code name for the new product.[8]](https://lemmy.ml/pictrs/image/6389c989-b147-4190-9480-c1060025964d.jpeg)
