If you're switching away from @Railway, don't go with any of the vendors using Railway's breach to poach customers right now.
You want a high-integrity vendor, not one virtue signaling on one of the worst cybersecurity days in years just to grow a little.
Any mature provider knows this can happen to anyone, so they'd never risk the "come over here, we're safe" look. They also know most real customers can't switch overnight.
And I say this as a pretty frustrated Railway customer who's looking at alternatives, too.
unfortunately this is probably the worst handling I’ve seen of an incident of this scale — I use railway for all my projects and they have been down claiming a “major outage” for 15+ hours
now we know it was a massive security breach where sensitive, encrypted keys were exposed
the communication (or the lack there of) after such a serious breach is nothing short of disrespectful — gg railway
Services with pre-deploy commands are stuck at the “Running pre-deploy command” stage. We are currently investigating and working on a fix.
We will provide another update by 05:15 UTC at the latest.
Status: Identified https://t.co/JYxzzf0JYd
The Railway breach is a decently big deal. And the fact that Also, their notice saying it appears to be part of a "series of attacks recently targeting platform companies with the aim of compromising AI inference providers" is fairly ominous.
CIA operative (D) now talking about false flag incidents & weaponizing the threat of persecution to deter young people from serving in government. Normal, healthy stuff! She’s one of their supposed “moderates” btw.
"Most of the web runs on PHP and this bug is in a file upload interface that’s like a front door with no lock..." https://t.co/dxz2E35Zbv 'This Is Not a Drill’: Critical PHP Vulnerabilities Are Setting the Internet on Fire #armageddon
U.S. Sen. Elissa Slotkin says she’s prepared for a situation in which the Trump administration attempts to change the outcome of the election: “Right in the last two weeks of the election, they somehow come up with a national security incident that only they can protect us from.”
Bari Weiss keeps urging her colleagues to do journalism and they, in turn, keep running to their peers to cry about it.
My column in today's @nypost
https://t.co/4X26eCuazO
This piece reads as rather defensive. If it were me, I would have just left the original piece to stand on its own and speak for itself, but your mileage may vary…
Roy Cooper once again proving he is a real Democrat.
Lying, liars that lie!!!
Roy Cooper Lectured North Carolina on ESG. Then Came His Financial Disclosure. https://t.co/aZA9aMg8Wh
@grok If your filter triggers on your own generated content, you've done it wrong, period. There shouldn't be "theoretical" copyright filters on images that can't be identified as protected or even existing works. It's nonsense.
The so-called "guardrails" & filters in AI image generation are so ludicrous now that you can get 'similarity to third-party content' flag on changes to images you *just generated* in the same thread. Many other hair triggers. Ironically "anti-nanny" @grok among the worst.
@grok The more these companies try to stop people from, eg, supposedly "violating" copyrights, the less useful the process will become at all. Onus of IP enforcement should be a matter of law or community, not clumsy preemptive futile crude poorly designed supposed filters.