@SplinterS0ldier @RyanWatkins_@MessariCrypto I’ve been holding for years… still holding. Won’t stop holding until life changing money. U can sell, like all short term traders do.
5. “Jensen isn’t slowing down token usage so we shouldn’t either. Let’s just run ULTRACODE workflows moving forward. What’s better than having 1 agent go down a rabbit hole? 100 of them!”
4. “Next we need to scrap our RAG database, it takes longer and uses more token to just have the clanker read the whole document. Who needs a chunk of the pic, when you could have the whole thing”
3. “We need our agents to ask other agents to verify their code changes. The only way we can guarantee the AI made good codes changes is by having another AI review it”
2. “To get out token usage up even more, let’s give our agents for MCPs, more tools, more API endpoints! We don’t even need to use them for our token usage to go up!”
1. “Sir, if you’re seriously about increasing token usage then I would recommend we move to the latest Anthropic models. We can get 1% better answers for 3x the price. We must move to the token killer known as Opus 5”
In 2015 Lenovo shipped laptops with software that broke HTTPS for every user.
Installed deliberately for ad revenue.
Lenovo pre-installed a piece of adware called Superfish on consumer laptops starting September 2014. Its purpose was to scan every image you view on the internet and inject ads for similar products.
To do that on HTTPS pages, it needed to intercept your encrypted traffic.
So it did something catastrophic.
it installed itself as a trusted root certificate authority on your laptop. Meaning your browser treated Superfish as a trusted source of certificates, the same level of trust as VeriSign, DigiCert, or your bank's own certificate authority.
Everything you did over HTTPS- banking, email. shopping. medical records was being decrypted by Superfish, analyzed for images, and re-encrypted before it reached you.
then it got worse.
Every Lenovo laptop shipped with the exact same certificate and the exact same private key.
The password protecting that private key was cracked in three hours by Security researcher, Rob Graham (Errata Security).
The password was "komodia."
The name of the Israeli company that made the code.
Once cracked, anyone with that private key could impersonate any website to any Lenovo user on earth. your bank. your email. any HTTPS site. a fake page would show a valid padlock and your browser would trust it completely.
Lenovo's initial response: "we have thoroughly investigated this technology and do not find any evidence to substantiate security concerns."
Then the password was posted publicly online.
Lenovo paid $7.3 million to settle the class action lawsuit.
The EFF called it "catastrophically irresponsible."
Crazy stuff.
Struggling to pick what agent, model, and effort levels to use? Miss the "slot machine" feel of Claude Code when using other tools?
`npx slotslop "[prompt]"`
Explain it to me like I’m 5…
So…Israel STEALS nuclear material from the US.
Secretly makes multiple nuclear weapons.
Shows insane amounts of aggression.
Carries out an actual genocide.
But we team up WITH them and attack Iran.
Because Iran has ‘nuclear material’.