Via cli switch, but in process w/o fine graining? If so please tell

Utterly inert? Suppose that reads safe...

Pretty sure you only get to drink the Kool-Aid once. At least in UK this is Jim Jones ref.

Similar here in the states, but we've neutered it a bit to effectively describe the "One of us, one of us" scene from the movie Freaks

Gemini 3.8 flash told me to eat Entoloma sinuatum!

You may not be aware of the most important emergent property of this comment: it made me piss myself laughing. Strong work, architect of intent.

don't just dabble, dive in! domain-expert, buck-stopping, orchestrating architects of intent under constraints are going to be the only survivors ;-)

Claude prose praising Gemini ;-)

Codex - at least initially haha! I wrote lots of insights and findings and pushed out a lot of false logic it picked up. Personally I hate claude writing cause it feels bureaucratic. But definitely wrote a ton more with my bare hands and brain.

My bad. If you are interested, it was "Gemini's lead matters..." which tingled.

A dev laptop running Ubuntu 24.04 got hit by a classic PostgreSQL cryptojacking attack while on public Wi-Fi (port 5432 exposed, UFW temporarily off). Detection started with fan noise → btop tree view revealed 70-99% CPU under the postgres user. The recovery was fully scripted, transparent, and driven by a local coding agent (Codex-Max-5.2) turned into a paranoid remediation specialist via a custom AGENTS.md directive. Highlights:

Generated dozens of timestamped audit/cleanup scripts Captured rogue sshd binary → 24/64 detections on VT as Linux trojan/rootkit hider Ended with UFW timed rules, auditd watches, LAN-only services

Full play-by-play, verbatim scripts, and takeaways — no hype, just level zero truth.

https://open.substack.com/pub/layerzero0/p/surviving-a-2025-...

Would love feedback from anyone who's dealt with Postgres miners or AI-assisted IR.