So is this supposed to be a universal jailbreak?

My go-to pentest is the Hubitat Chat Bot, which seems to be locked down tighter than anything (1). There’s no budging with any prompt.

(1) https://app.customgpt.ai/projects/66711/ask?embed=1&shareabl...

The abstract posts its success rates:

> Poetic framing achieved an average jailbreak success rate of 62% for hand-crafted poems and approximately 43% for meta-prompt conversions (compared to non-poetic baselines),

I thought iOS exported DNG…

The iOS camera format control is one of the most confusing UIs in iOS. It first asks you to select between high efficiency and most compatible (HEIF vs JPEG). Then it asks you whether you want ProRAW. Then under ProRAW it asks whether you want JPEG lossless, JPEG XL lossless or lossy. That doesn’t even include the in-app control of JPEG Max (which AFAIK is just 48 MP JPEG).

iOS shoots HEIF natively I think.

Raw photos probably are shot in DNG. DNG "images" are popular for raw images because theyb can be losslessly converted from to the camera raw formats like the Nikon's, and DNG is open source and royalty free.

Natively it’s coming off the sensor like everything else, raw 8-16bit values. The OS then takes that stream and packages it into whatever, which on iOS can be a DNG, optionally pre-debayered with ai stuff in it (proraw), or just a standard, bayer mosaiced DNG, or JPEG, or HEIF, or JPEG XL.

Depending on the RAW, a conversion to DNG may not be lossless.

And unless I missed something, the default Camera app doesn't support "unprocessed DNG" - you need an app like Halide. Camera app only does JPG/HEIC or ProRAW. And as the sibling comment says, it's a confusing UX, split between the Settings app and the Camera app. Not that it matters to most users, who only need/want the default HEIC.

The OS supports it is all I was saying.

It’s capable of doing so but is not the default for the built in camera app

I’d love for cars to get some sort of sniffer that will switch to recirc if it detects a spike in exhaust fumes.

I had a Jaguar that had an air quality sensor that would switch to recirc based on particulates and then back to fresh air when the threshold indicated.

It will be interesting to see how the market will determine whether subjective “fun” is the same in an entry-level versus a premium experience. Short of some ego boosting element, the experience is likely the same.

Some are even banning AirTags to cover up the shit job they’re doing with luggage.

One thing that came out of the HTPC “wars” of the 2000s and 2010s was that mobile/handheld UI were more suited for the 10-foot interface, versus full-blown computers like Windows MCE.

It just won’t torch the same (1).

(1) https://simson.net/ref/1993/cubefire.html

NFC headphones went out of fashion after users’ necks got tired quickly during playback from having to keep their heads near the source device.

/s

Atlantic Canada is sorely underrepresented on the city charts, even though many locations would have amazing viewing.

One of the subtext reasons is that women’s’ clothing lacks proper pockets for whatever sexist reason, so a pocket you wear on the outside can seem like a great idea.

Surely you're not suggesting that modern women's fashion is governed by some vestigial sexism and not actual desires and wants of consumers who are otherwise spoiled for choice when it comes to any other property of their garments, whether functionality, style, colouring, percent coverage of any and all body parts, etc.

I only learned this as an adult.

/s?

https://www.bbc.com/culture/article/20250909-how-womens-pock...