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by SoftTalker
155 days ago
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Excuse me? Unix has been multiuser since the beginning. And networked for almost all of that time. Dozens or hundreds of users shared those early systems and user/group permissions kept all their data separate unless deliberately shared. AI agents should be thought of as another person sharing your computer. They should operate as a separate user identity. If you don't want them to see something, don't give them permission. |
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