>absurd amount of effort every website is pouring into anti-scraping tech.

Maybe some people do not want to provide their entire website as free training material to [insert LLM lab here]?

You... Do know that people scrape websites for non-AI reasons, right?

Why should the site owners be interested in allowing them to do that?

Because it's legal to scrape websites? And, oh, I don't know, maybe people like me might want to archive those websites for historical reasons?

that's why you might want to do it, not why they would want to let you do it

>Many questionable TV streaming boxes

+ Sketchy Apps

+ Malware

+ Weird Android Variants

>Which country got rich with the EU?

Poland? >250 billion Euros received in subsidies since joining the EU; almost any construction you walk by has the "Funded by EU" poster next to it.

I think the massive service and outsourcing industry would also not have been possible (at the current scale) without EU membership.

>a mini attached to the back of a monitor

It is ugly. Especially i places like a reception, where the back of the screen is facing the customer. Plain and simple.

Never heard of this brand up until now. Design is indeed Apple-ish, are the panels any good?

I think they at least used to be literally the same panels (though potentially a downrated version with higher dead pixel tolerance etc)

One-shot Claude slop

And all this slop is feed straight back into the LLMs that produced it.

With all due respect, it is not the job of the customer to keep JetBrains alive for nostalgia/pity reasons.

It's not nostalgia/pity. It's something I have use for.

And, also, it's kind of having a principle, my own. I have issues with corruption manifested by all of these AI corporations. It's an itch that I can't scratch, so I am trying my best to stay away from them.

It's not JetBrains is good and all. But, they're not worse, yet.

To this day i don't understand the difference between Junie and AI chat. Anyway, I use PyCharm on a fallback license as a read-only tool nowadays, sad but true.

Junie is an agent. The AI Assistant is the UI for agents (typically in a sidebar). You can switch to other agents if you want (such as Codex or Claude Code), and there are actually a ton that you can add with just a few mouse clicks.

Example: https://gist.github.com/rbehrends/4d9febe5c5c008961b309dd4a6...

The "Install From ACP Registry ..." allow you to use pi, OpenCode, Kilo Code, Cline, Cursor, Copilot (and a ton of other agents that I've never heard of) if you want.

Yes. Even if you are not running PHP yourself, you should now prepare for:

- Any PHP site you ever put your email/password/personal data in being hacked over the next few hours (especially things like forums).

- As a result of the above, a massive wave of phishing attempts.

- Corporates/Admins panicking and turning off services as a precautionary measure over the next hours or days.

That's not panicking.

What else do you expect them to do? Pray?

Switching something off is far preferably over being hacked.

Agree, I think switching off any running PHP services *at the power socket* is a pretty rational response at this point.

It's not really panicking when CERT-EU is literally suggesting this (in the comment text of this story)

Sure, im referring to systems being turned off even if they are not running PHP at all. Out of fear of spillover effects or because they are unsure what they are running.

It’s probably advisable to go through your password manager and start deleting any accounts you no longer use. And of course make sure that you have zero shared passwords