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eBay, 사용자 약관 개정으로 ‘나 대신 구매’해주는 AI 에이전트 명시적 금지
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- eBay는 새 사용자 약관에서 *AI ‘buy-for-me’ 에이전트와 LLM 기반 봇의 플랫폼 접근을 명시적으로 금지* 함
- 이전 약관은 “로봇, 스파이더, 스크래퍼, 데이터 마이닝 도구 등 자동화 수단 사용 금지”로만 규정되어 있었음
- 새 약관은 여기에 *“buy-for-me agents, LLM-driven bots, 인간 검토 없이 …
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https://news.hada.io/topic?id=26073&utm_source=googlechat&utm_medium=bot&utm_campaign=1834

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From Harsha Walia (author of Undoing Border Imperialism, 2013):

With so many of us watching the tremendous mobilizations in Minneapolis, culminating in the call to action against ICE today, I wanted to share some of what I have gathered from talking to comrades in Minneapolis over the past few weeks. A few things stood out:

1) The general strike came from organizing for a general strike. Not from social media posting about going on a general strike, but organizing in neighbourhoods, organizing power in unions, and organizations drawing out members and networks.
This is critical because the past two years have seen a lot of viral calls for general strikes on a range of vital issues, but these have rarely materialized into the organizing power & logistical coordination necessary for an actual general strike.

2) Movement history and infrastructure: Every comrade I know is deeply rooted in that city's movement history and infrastructure - whether networks emerging from the American Indian Movement to labour organizing against Amazon to the George Floyd uprising.
This has meant: a grounding in the long arc of struggle helping people avoid repeating some of the same mistakes over and over again; learning across generations; not getting either easily overconfident or easily jaded; and relying on (while sharpening) existing movement infrastructure and informal networks especially around care, movement dynamics, and conflict resolution.
This is totally subjective but I have long felt that the most significant part of movement infrastructure is ensuring that people who are newly politicized to and joining the struggle are: able to keep learning and have their political consciousness expand, able to find political homes to keep organizing, don't burn out when things get long and hard, and people are brought into the absolute longevity of struggle with no false promises or false solutions (to avoid the cycles of fizzling out that we constantly see repeat).

3) The neighbourhood as central to political, social and civic life: It's not a coincidence that we are seeing some of the strongest and most effective rapid response networks in cities like Minneapolis precisely because the ethic of being a good neighbour - despite political differences - still rings true. What many may call mutual aid is basically people looking out for their community members, their neighbours, their teachers, their co-worker, their local street vendor etc.
This is precisely why any kind of organizing that reaches for relationality is central, not secondary - it breaks the capitalist idea of us as atomized, individual consumers and compels us to act in service to and in solidarity with others. And, perhaps more than anything, it's a politics more rooted in cultivating belonging than ideology.

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AHHH CHAT THERE'S THE PROBLEM!
My Wi-Fi is so poor and it's because I forgot to set the right transmit power, it's only on 6dBm, I just need to set it to the maximum, 255dBm using approximately 2MW of power
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Screenshot of the OpenWRT Luci Web Interface on the Wi-Fi network configuration screen. It says Maximum transmit opwer currently set to 6dBm, there's a drop-down menu opened with the only two options of default and "255dBm 2147483617mW"
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It is *remarkably* difficult to find something authoritative on this, but: how is an iCloud escrowed Filevault key protected? It can't be the iCloud password because that can be reset (although I guess that could just invalidate the key and then trigger re-escrow), it can't be your local password because if you know that you don't need the escrowed key in the first place - so what's going on?

(Ignore the corp escrow case, I only care about individual users escrowing with Apple here)

@mjg59Matthew Garrett According to this article [1], if FileVault is set up prior to Tahoe, the iCloud account recovery option stores the key accessible to Apple (not E2EE). If FileVault is newly enabled on Tahoe, then it stores the key in iCloud Keychain. I tested it just now--the previous iCloud account recovery method indeed was not presented as an option, and the key was present in Passwords.app [2].

"Or you could opt to use iCloud escrow, where the key was stored as part of your data on Apple’s servers without strong security"

[1] sixcolors.com/post/2025/09/fil
[2] support.apple.com/guide/passwo

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이 짝퉁 UN 위원장이 트럼프고 임기가 종신임. 세계 대통령 하려는거. 미국 대통령 임기 끝나도 정치적 영향력을 세계 단위로 투사하려는.

RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:4sujqnbd47ey26qcvajqoxa2/post/3md2iqy3tzq2o

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