I know nothing about the Ruby ecosystem, but I really do appreciate that someone cares that much to mediate this mess. Thank you.

> This feature is available in English for users in the US, Canada, UK, and Australia, and is being introduced gradually to ensure great performance and quality.

Not available in Italy yet.

You can enable it by setting 'browser.ml.linkPreview.enabled' to true via about:config. A restart of Firefox is required.

Weird. The file was cracked in May 2024, while the password had appeared in a database leak which was added in HIBP (and thus pretty much public) back in October 2017.

Unsure why it took the community so long to crack the file.

the salt for the passwords in the bitly breach isn't known, and the few plaintexts available were lost to time

The cracking basically started the moment youtubers presented it as 'a mystery'.

Note: one of the founders of the World app is Sam Altman.

Related links:

- Vulnerability Disclosure FAQ ( https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.com/p/vulnerability-discl... )

- Reporting Transparency ( https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.com/p/reporting-transpare... )

Cloudflare publishes a "crawl-to-refer" ratio, which can be used to estimate the traffic from LLMs:

https://radar.cloudflare.com/ai-insights#crawl-to-refer-rati...

Do you have a link talking about those Facebook's recent tricks? I think I missed that story, and would love to read an analysis about it

If anyone else is confused, a microcentury is apparently around 52.6 minutes long.

Microcentury sounds like somebody didn't reduce their fractions. I propose centiyear.

Those are not the same; one is a bit less than an hour, another is 3 and a half days.

A microcentury is 100 nanoyears if you prefer that.

It's actually 100 microyears!

Erm, yes. Yes it is...

It's one ten-thousandth of a year but there's not a prefix for that.

100 microyears?

I've updated (Firefox 138.0) and the feature doesn't seem to exist in my browser, even when carefully reproducing the steps in the video / tutorial.

From the support page: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/tab-groups

> This feature is experimental and is being introduced to the Firefox user base through a progressive rollout. It may not yet be available to all users.

I'll wait a few more days then I guess?

In about:config, set browser.tabs.groups.enabled to true. (I am on 137)

This sounds like good news, thanks!

Do we already have an ETA for the ENISA vulnerability database?