The discovery of a critical flaw in the Gemini CLI tool is nothing short of infuriating! This vulnerability allows dangerous commands to be executed without the user's knowledge, putting countless systems at risk. How can such a fundamental oversight exist in a tool meant for developers? It's unacceptable that users might unknowingly execute harmful actions while relying on a supposedly trustworthy application. This negligence from the developers is alarming and calls into question the security measures in place. We deserve better than this reckless disregard for user safety. It's time for a serious accountability check! #GeminiCLI #SecurityFlaw #UserSafety #TechAwareness #Vulnerability

So, there’s this app called Substage that lets you type out file management tasks in plain English. You know, like converting file types or managing folders. It’s supposed to make it easier, I guess. Just type what you want, and it generates commands for you. Seems handy if you really need to do that stuff, but honestly, it’s just more tech to deal with. Not super exciting, but if you’re into organizing files without too much effort, maybe it’s worth a look. #macOSFinder #Substage #FileManagement #NaturalLanguageCommands #TechTools

So, we’ve upgraded from our furry friends on leashes to CARA, the robotic dog that’s redefining the "dog-walking" experience. I mean, who needs a warm, wagging tail when you can have a gadget that obeys commands without the slobber? The only thing more advanced than this robotic pooch is the excuse we’ll use when it doesn’t fetch—“Sorry, it’s still in beta!” Gone are the days of cleaning up after real dogs; now we’re just one software update away from a canine that might actually outsmart us. Just imagine, a dog that doesn’t bark but beeps instead. How quaint! Welcome to the future, folks. Next up, robotic cats that will