It looks like the original PDF linked, https://www-cdn.anthropic.com/53566bf5440a10affd749724787c89... is 404.

I do see these:

https://www-cdn.anthropic.com/8b8380204f74670be75e81c820ca8d... https://www-cdn.anthropic.com/79c2d46d997783b9d2fb3241de4321...

Also, https://web.archive.org/web/20260407181432/https://www-cdn.a...

Here are the steps:

- Enable developer options by tapping the software build number in About Phone seven times

- In Settings \> System, open Developer Options and scroll down to "Allow Unverified Packages."

- Flip the toggle and tap to confirm you are not being coerced

- Enter device unlock code

- Restart your device

- Wait 24 hours

- Return to the unverified packages menu at the end of the security delay

- Scroll past additional warnings and select either "Allow temporarily" (seven days) or "Allow indefinitely."

- Check the box confirming you understand the risks.

- You can now install unverified packages on the device by tapping the "Install anyway" option in the package manager.

Requiring readers to log in to view content doesn't really work. Some will register so that they can use the account to crawl. Some won't even care if they are requesting hundreds of URLs a minute. Sure, that sets off alarms, but it's a game of whack-a-mole again.

Same here, I use it once every year or so. I get AI slop when I log in that is mostly like this blog post.

My wife, who uses it maybe once or twice a month, does not AI slop, she showed me her feed. Nor does my friend who uses it daily. It's definitely based on usage or lack of usage.

I wish the "pause CF" button would work via API or via any other way, even if there is an outage like this.

I have a similar username on a "social media" site as the founder's username. I would get hateful personal messages, requests for favors, begging for money, etc., constantly. At first I would respond to correct people, but after years and years I stopped. I just disable notifications for that site and never read my mailbox, personal messages, etc. This has been going on for about 19 years now.

FYI: https://status.cloud.microsoft/

Which itself is^H^H was down. Wow.

FYI: https://status.cloud.microsoft/

503 Service Unavailable

The fact that they put their AWS secret keys on their website is incredible.

That’s exactly the kind of work I’d expect from TCS, I’m not sure why you are surprised.

The fact that it's nicely commented is even more so. Check out the other environment configs commented out, are they doing this by hand? Wild.

Even more importantly, why do the root keys expose EVERYTHING? Do they just have one account for all of their infra?

Sending it with AES encryption(with the key that the client has access to) makes it even worse, as someone knew this shouldn't be shared to client yet they shared it anyway.

If you’ve ever worked with Indian outsourcing firms it’s not