Deepseek Harness has a lot of telemetry you might want to remove before you run it on your computer.
"Sends logged session history through that feedback event, including inherited fork history, to DeepSeek’s OpenTelemetry collector. Works independently of your model provider, so a local-model conversation can qualify. There are no shipped default redaction rules."
Ever wonder what claude code or codex collects?
I wouldn't be surprised if some of the extreme anti AI sentiment in game dev is actually partially being funded and astroturfed by AAA companies like EA to crush competition in the Indie game sector.
The big studios all use it now but for some reason it's only your average indie devs getting dragged by the mob for daring to utilize the new technology.
Idk, it's what I would do if I was an evil company trying to protect the status quo and maximize shareholder value
I wanted to see if this exploit could be used to boot the Note 4 Exynos back into ARM64, nobody has ever gotten the Note 4 Exynos to run ARM64 code, as the S-Boot forces it into ARM32 mode... until now!
It restarts the CPU back into ARM64 mode, it shockingly fucking works.
@meowybnuuy That's amazing man, I'm glad I could help. Document your progress. If you want the Note 4 Exynos details (model#, exact method, etc.) added to the writeup, open an issue or PR
I'm proud my work makes it possible to run custom images on locked bootloaders. I'll mention this work in my write-up and link the repo. Amazing work.
https://t.co/tOr25vVB9P
For Exynos enthusiasts:
You can now fuse your own secure boot keys in your device, allowing to permanently run custom images on locked bootloader.
Repo: https://t.co/6qoKXRzImz
Up to 2026-10-05 security patch for fusing (once it's fused you can flash whatever you want, it never goes away)
Only s5e8825 is supported in the main branch. You can always port it to your Exynos device and PR it.
As always big up Gabriel